Saghar Setarehのインスタグラム(labnoon) - 12月8日 00時33分
The ever inspiring Esquilino market in the heart of Rome, which at current moment of hatred and hostility towards all NONE Italians (the poor ones, mind ya), seems to be a happy(ish) bubble of coexistence and integration.
Today a Syrian cook from a nearby restaurant treated me to the only 2 bunches of radishes left on the stall. He had got 'em all for his Syrian restaurant, and when I asked for a recipe, he simply said salad! Then he said "we and Iranians are cousins, brothers." And it made me so happy, because the dream of a united and brotherly middle east is still far from us.
The Bangladeshi guys asked me whether I wanted Lebanese or Egyptian tahini. I chose Lebanese.
Bought Iranian pistachios, local Italian pomegranates (it's insane to buy imported pomegranate when they grow almost everywhere in Italy). I watched the old ladies buy meat and fish from Arab butchers. I asked a Filippino lady how she would use a particularly weird herb I hadn't seen before, she said in lentil soup.
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Picture: Mantovana squash and Chinese bok choi living happily next to each other in #MercatoEsquilino.
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