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Remembering Anwer Sultana with some Baisani roti and Afghani chuttney
To relive the memory of having baisani roti with Afghani chutney, I would like to share this recipe with you.
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Appeasing the meat-eater in you with this Pakistani styled stir-fried spicy minced meat
This bhunna qeema (stir-fried minced meat) is dry yet juicy and the husband loves it!
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Warming up the winters with Sooji ka Halwa and chai
I was never much of a halwa puri breakfast fan but homemade sooji ka halwa I cannot resist!
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Craving for carbs or had a crazy day? Potato bhujia is the way!
There are days when nothing is more comforting than a meal as basic and simple as a potato bhujia.
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Winter delights and the heavenly gajar ka halwa
The call to confirm a visit to Pakistan usually has one rather specific question: Is Ammi making gajar ka halwa?
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No Pakistani can ever resist some palak paneer
The saltiness of the paneer combined with the freshness and spiceness of the spinach, what more can you ask for.
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What's an Eid feast without some Nargasi Koftas?
After a month of fasting, some nargasi koftas is all you need to make your eid feast perfect and tantalising.
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Hello Ramazan, hello Dahi Bhallay!
Savoury and sweet, this dish can satisfy all your cravings at the same time.
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Preparing for Ramazan with potato stuffed samosas and a spoonful of green mango chutney
Samosas are served with fiery chutneys during monsoon, but they definitely take centre stage in Ramazan!
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Four cups of tea: Bringing people together for years
We Pakistanis love our tea and cannot start our day without it. It's what brings us all together and unites us.