Kale Pache is a rich, hearty Iranian stew made by slow-cooking a combination of sheep’s head, trotters, tongue, and sometimes brain overnight with onions, turmeric, and salt, resulting in a thick, gelatinous broth. Originating from Iran, particularly popular in Tehran and other major cities, Kale Pache is a traditional early morning meal, served in specialized eateries called kale pazi, often eaten for breakfast or after long nights, valued for its deep flavor and nourishing qualities.

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