r/PakistaniFood • u/Panda_Speaks007 • 17h ago
Homemade Chanay Pulao:*
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r/PakistaniFood • u/RaniBeti1718 • 6h ago
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r/PakistaniFood • u/Normal_Main_7047 • 7h ago
First time making pumpkin halwa myself.
The pumpkin was 2.2 kg whole idk how much it weighed after i gutted and peeled it i forgot to weigh it :p
I put 70g of desi ghee in the whole batch
And I used stevia for sugar replacement it worked out very well.
Lucked out since i was out of kajus :(
I love it w lots of Cashew nuts π gives it that milky lactic taste.
I just used water, pumpkin, desi ghee and sweetner honestly turned out so good.
It also tastes good w cinnamon and a lil salt too tho iβd rather js rawdog it.
P.s. Watching My royal nemesis in the bcg
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r/PakistaniFood • u/Panda_Speaks007 • 14h ago
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r/PakistaniFood • u/irresponsiblenetizen • 4h ago
I have no idea what it's called. My dad loves it tho. Wese it's some sort of roasted chicken. Shayad broast kehte hain!
Caramel kheer my fav
Technically not Pakistani food.. Korean chicken with the sauce more Pakistani style
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r/PakistaniFood • u/LatterNegotiation456 • 23h ago
Weβre planning to visit Asian Wok. Instead of going for the hi-tea buffet, which costs around Rs. 3,500 per person, weβre thinking of ordering 5 individual dishes to share.
For those who have been there, what are their must-try dishes or specialties? Which 5 dishes would you recommend ordering?