Sheep Eyeballs: Middle Eastern Delicacy Guide (Khash & Kalleh Pacheh)

Sheep eyeball in traditional khash broth with sheep cheek meat and trotter Middle Eastern delicacy served in clay bowl

Sheep eyeball in traditional khash broth — a Middle Eastern delicacy served with sheep cheek meat and trotters. In the world of extreme eating, few foods test your courage like the sheep eyeball. Many cultures practice nose-to-tail eating. But a whole cooked eye staring back from your plate? That’s a big challenge. This isn’t just … Read more

Khash: Traditional Sheep Head Soup from the Middle East

Traditional Khash breakfast spread with bowl of soup dried lavash garlic paste radishes fresh herbs and bottle of vodka on wooden table

Khash — a traditional Middle Eastern soup made from sheep’s head and trotters, served with garlic, dried lavash, and fresh herbs. In the heart of the Middle East, the Caucasus, and the Balkans, there is a very old food tradition. It crosses modern borders and connects many cultures. This is Khash (also known as Kalleh … Read more