Sharbat & juice
Dooshab Malayer
دوشاب ملایر
Also called: Dooshab Sharbat
The pattern above is ornament, not a photograph of the dish.
- Hands-on time
- 10 min (Estimated)
- Makes
- 4 servings (Estimated)
- Kind
- Sharbat & juice
- Where it is eaten
- Provincial
- Serving
- 250 mL
Cooking time is not documented in the source, so it is not shown.
Ingredients
Quantities below make about 4 servings (Estimated)
- grape molasses 120 mL
- water 1 L
Quantities and nutrition on this page are estimates unless the source gives measured values.
How this kind of dish is made
The source documents this dish but not a method specific to it. The steps below describe how dishes of this kind are generally made.
Prepare the main fruit, herb, seed, extract, or floral water.
If required, cook it with sugar and a little water to make a concentrated syrup, then cool.
Dilute with cold water for serving; add ice, rosewater, or lemon as appropriate.
Cook's notes
Judge sweetness and concentration after final dilution rather than from the concentrate alone. Ice further dilutes the drink, so account for it when balancing the syrup.
Background
This item is associated with Hamedan and the colder central Zagros, where legumes, grains, dried fruit, dairy, and hearty dishes are important.
Nutrition
| Energy | 160 kcal |
|---|---|
| Protein | 0.5 g |
| Fat | 0 g |
| Carbohydrate | 40 g |
Where this comes from
Dish-specific official Visit Iran page supports the record; Grade A does not certify laboratory nutrition.
Record: IR0429 · Evidence: A (Directly documented)
Open the source page https://visitiran.ir/cuisine/street-food-tehran