Articles related to "Cheoreg"A day without cheoreg is akin to a day without yogurt. Serve them warm, with pungent oil-cured olives, string cheese, a bit of fruit and excellent coffee.
Many Armenian Orthodox Christian traditions date far back into the mists of the 5th Century. Food plays a huge role in keeping Christmas properly.
Armenian Shish Kebab is a classic lamb dish, served hot off the barbecue or grill.
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