I married on the condition that I would go on to medical school and we would move to a developing country. During their courtship, Farsheed was the cook. I remember he made a Persian potato salad, topped with roses carved from radishes, and rich souffls. I honestly did not cook. In Zaire, everything was made from scratch and dishes and meals were very difficult.
Persian food requires multi-layered preparation.
I could not have it every evening. Family ways Just as Aram dreamed of returning to a developing nation to change and improve lives as her parents have done, Kimia seems to wear the mantle of giving, as well. I wanted her to have an introduction to that feeling of helping during her early years. She loved Africa. She was one of about 10 kids who went.