Persian Empire
2253 Wilson Ave. V3C 1Z4 Port Coquitlam, BC, Canada

Persian Empire presents: Morteza, Friday July 30th & 31st

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Herodotus mentions that the Persians were given to great birthday feasts, which would be followed by many desserts. He also observed that the Persians drank wine in large quantities and used it even for counsel, deliberating on important affairs when drunk, and deciding the next day, when sober, whether to act on the decision or set it aside.

In 553 BC , Cyrus the Great established the first Persian Empire, which extended to Egypt, Greece, and Russia. It was the largest empire in ancient history.

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An old story links the discovery of yogurt to a traveler who was carrying milk in a goatskin pouch. The perfect combination of heat and timing transformed the milk into a creamy substance- yogurt. There is no comparison between the quality of homemade yogurt and commercially made yogurt. Slight variations in timing and temperature produce varying degrees of sweetness or sourness.

The discovery of salt has its roots in Persian folklore. As the story goes, King Bahram, a skilled hunter, was enjoying a kabob feast after a zebra hunt. He dropped his kabob on a white stone near his feet. The taste of the meat was slightly salty and delicious. He ordered that the white stone be ground into powder. Some say that this was the discovery of salt.

Opening May 2010, 2253 Wilson Ave, Port Coquitlam