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Afghan cultureAfghan Dry Fruits Guide: Kishmish, Pistachios, Tut and MoreA friendly guide to the dry fruits Afghans love: kishmish, almonds, pistachios, walnuts, dried mulberries and apricots, and how they are shared.Afghan cultureAfghan Tea Culture: Chai, Nuql and the Art of Welcoming GuestsHow Afghans serve chai to guests: green and black tea, cardamom, nuql and dry fruit, and the small customs that turn a cup of tea into a welcome.Afghan cultureFlowers in Afghan Culture: Weddings, Nowruz and Family VisitsThe place of flowers in Afghan life: from wedding decorations and Nowruz in spring to visits for a new baby or a recovering relative.Afghan cultureCooking Afghan Dishes Together Across Distance, by Video CallHow Afghan families cook together over video calls: learning qabuli palaw from a mother or grandmother and keeping family recipes alive.