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Persian lamb

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Persian lamb
1. a black loosely curled fur obtained from the skin of the karakul lamb
2. a karakul lamb


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Last week, there was a Persian lamb coat with mink cuffs on the rack with a price tag of $100.
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Diners use flatbread like a spoon to scoop up dishes such as sabzi (feta cheese with fresh herbs), chicken Murglia with saffron and garam masala, and Persian lamb khoresh with celery and mint.
QUICK BITES; Food by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Justin Perkins, Flatbread Cafe's director, responsible for brand and business development, said: "We bake our bread fresh to order in hand-crafted clay pot ovens and it comes with tasty dishes, such as Sabzi (feta cheese with fresh herbs), Moroccan Chicken Tagine with Dates & Honey, and Persian Lamb with Celery and Mint.
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