In Iran, as in many other countries in the past, dressed lamb’s head, feet, and tripe soup has traditionally been regarded a popular, nutritious, and cheap dish for the working class. Aqa-ye Aqdassy, a friend of my cousin, took us to a typical tripe restaurant in Tehran. It’s always served very early in the morning. I was surprised I could enjoy this soup at 6 am, but I did. They served it with homemade, hot-from-the-oven sangak bread.