Black kashk
Black kashk or Qarehqurut (Persian: قرهقوروت یا سیاهکشک, from Turkic: Qara "black" and Qurut "Kashk"), is a milky product which is produced in Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan and some of the central asian countries. It usually has its eponymous black appearance, though white, brown or yellow variants also do exist. It tastes sour. Another common name for it, Qārā (Persian: قارا) compare Azeri: قازا, black.
Preparation
Black kashk is fabricated from the liquid yoghurt. After removing the fat of the yoghurt, the remaining liquid is boiled to be concentrated. In the next step, the produced liquid will elutriate. The concentrated solid material is called Kashk, which can be used in several Iranian dishes such as āsh. The liquid left from the concentrating process will be boiled and dried to produce black Kashk.