Actually this is one of my all time favorite soups and really it is a comfort dish for me and it is cheap and easy to make. It also filled my children and my stomachs during the lean times too and then I was in my 20s plus this is another original done by me … Continue reading Homemade Instant Pot Lentil Soup
Ok this is a sweet dish that is very popular when there is a special occation like if either someone gets married, has babies, on Eid or even Shabrat which is just before Ramadan at the end of Shaban. These are the months in the Islamic lunar calender. Also it is delicous and this while … Continue reading Meeti Chawel Sugar Free
Hey folks I want to tell you how I made this finally. First you will need to dry roast in a pot on high heat roast and grind 1 pinch each of chana ki dal, toor dal, green and yellow moong ki dal, black urad ki dal, mash ki dal, masoor ki dal in to … Continue reading Tindora Rice
Actually When I made there two I ended up putting tipar saag meaning turnip greens in Hindko. In Urdu it is called either shalgam or shaljam. I made this along with the ven pongal which was this dish I had tried out too that is underneath the greens themselves. Right now we are going to … Continue reading Ven Pongal Aur Shalgam Ki Saag
Hey folks this a real crowd pleaser in my house except for my daughters they do not eat this, It is mostly Mr. Riaz, my eldest brother in law and myself that eats this and if done properly it really tastes like scrambled eggs. I looked at an older post just now and realized that … Continue reading Bheja Fry Fried Brains
Ok there are two ways I can think of doing this and for this one I washed 1 cup of buckwheat groats and placed them in a pot covered with water to cook for 20 minutes. Add 1 pinch each of pink salt and black salt. Stir and let the water be absorbed in to … Continue reading Buckwheat Kitchadi
Actually I just posted a video version of this very same post on my youtube page khanbibi in youtube. I can not do without any of these gizmos or amy of my spices here in my kitchen. I may have a few herbs here and there that are dried but there are some that I … Continue reading The Tools Of My Trade And About My Kitchen
Actually not really what you think because I have already done a post for zobo and this is a very basic recipe with only very few ingredients. Now let me crow and get on my soap box here about this hibiscus drink because it is a tonic, pure and simple. I am going to do … Continue reading Aguas Frescas Jamaica {Hibiscus}
Ok this is the final podi that I tried making and this is how I did it. Turn your small cast iron skillet on to high heat and it should be smoking. Add 1 tsp of either corn, canola, vegetable, peanut or cocout oil or the same amount of butter ghee. Add 1 pinch each … Continue reading Nalla Karam Podi
Actually I have tried this recipe a long time ago and I found it to be quite good. This is how I did this and I found it delicious on idlis and dosas. In a hot cast iron skillet on high heat dry roast either 1 whole round or long red chili or 1 Kasmiri … Continue reading Malaga Podi
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