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America's least favorite country battles cultural prejudice with delicacies of the Hindu Kush. Tender, exotic, flavors you've never tasted. Saffron, rosewater, cardamom. Aromatic rice, leek dumplings, stewed pumpkin. Vegetarians approve; the Taliban disapproves—how do you say "Is that a fully-stocked bar?" in Pashtu? A handful of tables for nostalgic bureaucrats and the mildly curious. Old school Afghanistan—like the first half of The Kite Runner. Big American flag reinforces patriotic creds.
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