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Kateh
Kateh is a simple Iranian rice dish associated especially with the Caspian provinces, including Gilan and Mazandaran. Unlike chelow, in which rice is usually parboiled and drained before steaming, kateh cooks the rice directly in a measured amount of water until the liquid is absorbed. The finished rice is softer and more moist, and a browned layer may form at the bottom of the pot as tahdig.
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Unadon
Unadon is a traditional Japanese dish featuring steamed rice generously layered with grilled eel glazed in a rich, sweet soy-based sauce known as tare. This donburi, meaning “bowl food,” is particularly associated with Doyo no Ushi no Hi, the summer solstice festival. It’s commonly enjoyed by those seeking a flavorful and substantial meal, often appreciated for its balance of savory eel and subtly...
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