Roza Montazemi, the mother of Persian cooking


Montazemi’s work was not just about food; it was about preserving and promoting Persian culture, empowering women, and building a sense of community through shared culinary experiences. Her life and work serve as a testament to the power of passion, perseverance, and the enduring impact of education.

The Cultural Significance of “Art of Cooking”

The cultural significance of Roza Montazemi’s “Art of Cooking” extends beyond its practical use as a cookbook. In many ways, it played a crucial role in shaping the culinary identity of modern Homeland. At a time when Homeland was undergoing rapid social and political changes, Montazemi’s work helped to preserve traditional Iranian cuisine while also introducing new and diverse flavors to the Persian palate.