Sadaf Khoresh Ghormeh Sabzi - Ready to Eat Khoresh Sabzi with Spices, Herbs and Beans - Persian Food in a Jar - Iranian food Qormeh sabzi mix - Herb & Bean Stew in Jar- 12 oz.

delicious product and all natural !

I do know if you can make this product in cans instead of glass containers or not. Otherwise, everything seems good and it tests delicious.

I like that this tastes authentic. My grandma (from Iran) always cooked this for me and my family growing up. She would use beef rather than lamb. I added beef and it tastes great!

I didn't like this at all. The lime taste is far too strong and overpowers the taste of the herbs. The label says that it is good for people who like the taste of the dried limes, so I guess it didn't lie there, at least. Still, I think far more lime than most would be expecting for this dish.

The best.I usually mix this with the one I cook for a better flavor. Perfection ! :-)

There’s no good Ghormeh Sabzi where I live and I’m usually to burnt out from work to spend the time to make it right for myself. This is such a fantastic alternative to when I’m homesick and craving Ghormeh Sabzi. Great product — please don’t ever stop making this! It’s a once a week meal at our home.

I usually despise people who give a weak product review of a good product because of shipping issues but I am making an exception because of a special situation here. First, I will say that the Ghormeh Sabzi is very good. It's a popular Iranian dish and without much variation from recipe to recipe so it's fairly hard to screw up. I can't remember having bad Ghormeh Sabzi. Typical prices for this product are reasonable but not cheap so quality should be expected and it is delivered. Kudos Sadaf.With that said, Amazon ships a million different things and shipping fragile items like glass jars of stew is not their forte. I read the various reviews from customers who received broken jars and decided to take a chance. I only ordered 1 jar because 2 glass jars in one box seemed like it would be asking for trouble. From the outside the package seemed ok. Once I opened it, the plastic tamper seal was completely broken and the lid was loose, but still attacked. Some liquid had leaked out, but only a little. I doubt that result could be seen again in a thousand tries. Since I was cooking it again to add dried limes and beef, I decided to go ahead and use it and it was delicious.Since Sadaf is the merchant for the product sold here on Amazon, I decided to try ordering directly from Sadaf instead of going through Amazon. I ordered 7 jars of assorted stews and some halvah from their website to qualify for free shipping and the combined weight was 21 pounds, mostly of fragile items. If ordered through Amazon this would have undoubtedly ended in disaster. Since Sadaf is experienced in shipping these items, the result was perfection. Each jar was generously wrapped in bubble wrap and then sealed up with tape. Even the Halvah was wrapped and then additional bubble wrap was added as filler. It would take a lot to do damage the way they packaged things.In conclusion, the merchant (Sadaf) is worthy of praise. The product is also praise-worthy. The weak link here is the fulfillment by Amazon. I love Amazon's shipping for it's speed, return policies and much more but in this case it is very much a gamble. Check out the Sadaf site if you want a less stressful shipping process.

With Iranian in-laws I'm familiar with Iranian cuisine. My favorite is ghormeh sabzi. This product is quite tasty, but could benefit from inclusion of whole Omani limes (limooye Omani).