About this dish
Kahi is an Iraqi breakfast dish made from layered flaky filo pastry often served for breakfast with a type of clotted cream called geymar, which is made from water buffalo milk. It is eaten on religious holidays, it's traditionally eaten in shops specialising in selling kahi, but also sometimes made at home.
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