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The Iraqi cuisine is considered as one of the oldest kitchens, having been developed since the time of ancient Iraq (the Sumerian Empire, Akkadian Empire, Babylonian Empire and Assyrian Empire).
As Baghdad became the centre of the Abbasid Caliphate during the Islamic Golden Age, Muslims and other scholars from many parts of the world came to visit, live and study in Iraq, which gave the Iraqi cuisine new twists to its food. This is most commonly seen in the greater use of spices (e.g. Saffron) used in the Iraqi cuisine in comparison to other Arab cuisines.
With the Ottoman rule of Iraq, influences of Turkish cuisine also became incorporated into Iraqi recipes (and vice versa).
Furthermore, as the rest of Iraqi history, the Iraqi cuisine has been deeply influenced by its fertile land between its two rivers Euphrates and Tigris. This influence is seen in Iraq's national (river fish) dish "Masgouf" as well as in Iraq's national cookie filled with dates: "Kleicha".
Examples of Iraqi cuisine
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See Also
- Assyrian cuisine
- Arab cuisine
- Greek cuisine
- Islamic dietary laws
- Levantine cuisine
- Middle Eastern cuisine
- Ottoman cuisine
- Iranian cuisine
- Turkish cuisine
External Links
- Delicious Iraqi recipes from MoTV cooking show
- Delights from the Garden of Eden - A Cookbook and History of Iraqi Cuisine
- My Iraqi Recipes
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