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Saffron-buttered rice with charcoal-grilled kebabs — Iran's national dish.
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Chelo kebab is Iran's national dish, combining chelo (steamed rice) and kebab. The most common kind is koobideh, ground lamb or beef pressed thin onto skewers and grilled over charcoal. It's properly served with saffron-scented buttered rice, grilled tomatoes, and a raw egg yolk, and it's the most standard dish in restaurants across Iran.
Knead the ground meat with grated onion, salt, and pepper, and press it thin and flat along the skewers.
Cook the rice as usual, adding saffron water and butter while it steams.
Grill the skewers over charcoal or under a grill on both sides until cooked.
Grill the tomatoes alongside until charred.
Plate the saffron rice, kebabs, and grilled tomatoes, and add an egg yolk.