Chef Nathan Kibarian’s recipe for Armenian Gata, an elaborately decorated sweet, rich pastry filled with a mixture of flour, butter, and sugar.
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Baghaj, Bagharj, Pagharch, Nazook, Katah – are they different or one in the same?
According to Irina Petrosian, author of “Armenian Food: Fact, Fiction and Folklore” bagharj is defined as an ‘unleavened flatbread made without salt’. As much as…
TSAL – TSUL (Paklava): A New Year Recipe from Sonia Tashjian
First, The Armenian Kitchen wishes everyone a truly Happy, Peace-filled 2017! Second, To help ring-in the New Year, my dear friend, Sonia Tashjian, has sent…
Special Recipes related to Mid – Lent (Michink)
This coming Wednesday, March 11th marks the half-way point of our Lenten season – the 24th day of Lent, occurring on the Wednesday of the fourth…
Pagharch, bagharj, baghaj, nazook, katah (gata) – are they the same? Please help us decide!
According to Irina Petrosian’s definition in her book “Armenian Food: Fact, Fiction and Folklore”, bagharj is an unleavened flatbread made without salt. As this recipe’s…
Katah (Gata) with Filling
A request came from Azam for filled katah (gata). His description was a bit vague, but I managed to find a recipe in my copy…
A Request for Katah (Gata) with a Particular Filling
Paradise Bakery, California I know there are those of you who love a good katah (gata); I’ve posted stories and recipes for it in the…
Ovsanna Kaye’s Katah Recipe
TheArmenianKitchen.com was designed to be interactive. By this I mean our readers would have the opportunity to share their family’s stories and recipes. Our thanks…
The Armenian Croissant: Ashma, Katah
Leon Kaye…This could be your lucky day! To refresh your memories… a few weeks ago I posted a recipe search item. Leon was looking for…