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What is it: A pizza-like preparation using flour tortilla as the base, while a mixture containing meat, cumin, parsley, and salt is used as the upper layer.

What does it taste like: Amazingly tasty, this preparation is also known as the Armenian pizza. You will get this food in any restaurant or any cafeteria in Armenia

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What is it: A traditional barbecue item using meat with or without bones.

What does it taste like: Thoroughly delicious, the taste depends on the grilling process to a great extent. Enjoy the scrumptious barbecue especially during the annual Khorovats festival.

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What is it: A sweet bread made of flour, nuts, and baking soda as main ingredients.

What does it taste like: Known as kada or katah apart from gata, this is a perfect pastry recipe to drool over. Its sweet and exotic taste has made it a must-have item in any traditional Armenian event.

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What is it: A baked dough made with walnut, cinnamon, honey, cardamom, butter, and eggs.

What does it taste like: Nutty, sweet and incredibly delicious, this is considered a favorite dessert preparation across Armenia. Expect a rich combination of melted butter and honey as the topping and go yumm yumm

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Dolma – A Lent delicacy
What is it: Lentils, tomato, Zucchini, garlic, eggplant, parsley, mint, red pepper, onions, coriander and rice are wrapped in grape leaves for winter and cabbage leaves for summer. Pronounced as “Tolma” in Armenian tongue, this is an ideal vegan recipe to cherish, especially during Lent festival.

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