Mr. Riaz used to bring home some ready made frozen taftan and it is not the same at all. I looked up some recipes on how to make it and sort of cross referanced. I wrote down in my memo on my phone. This is how it goes so please observe. It started with 3 … Continue reading Taftan
Mr. Riaz was always asking me about when am I going to put maggi in the dal (lentils). Moth beans has nothing to do with a moth which is an insect that loves to eat up your clothes. This is a tiny bean that is so very yummy. I washed and soaked 1 cup of … Continue reading Moth Beans With Vegetables
Oh My God I really love clam chowder. It is one of my favorite soups around and I am going to show you on how to make it. I peeled. washed and diced 1 potato and shallot and brought to boil in 1 gallon or 4 liters of water with one bay leaf for 20 minutes … Continue reading New England Clam Chowder Done My Way
I looked up this recipe and I wanted to give it a shot and to my amusement it is almost like making a custard and now I am going to tell you how I made this. I made the pasta according to package directions starting with 1 gallon or 4 liters of water brought to … Continue reading Pasta With Bechamel Sauce
Ok Mr. Riaz wanted chicken gizzards again and I came up with this chicken gizzard curry. I came up with this recipe and I hope you like it. I took 1 kilo or 1 lb of chicken gizzards washed them and set them aside. In a mortar and pestle I added 1 clove, 1 kokum … Continue reading Chicken Gizzard Curry
This is a very popular street food here in Chicago and a lot of Mexicans with carts usually sells this and it is like more or less a snack in a way. It is so simple that I am taking a stab at making this. I made it for this post and it came out … Continue reading Elotes
I am going to show you how to make tamale pie. This is a great satisfying and very tasty and filling meal. I added 2 cups of pinto beans to a bowl then washed them and let them soak for 3 hours to overnight in 4 cups of water. I used 1 pinch of baking … Continue reading Tamale Pie
Bamia means okra in Arabic. This dish actually is from Egypt. I very much enjoyed it over rice. This recipe has no onions or garlic in it. Actually the Prophet Muhammad Sallah Allah Wali Wasalam (Peace Be Upon Him) hated onions and garlic. He did not like the taste or the smell. Also there is … Continue reading Bamia
This is a very good snack or even an appitizer if you ask me. This is something that you want to enjoy even with an alcohol free malt like the one I really enjoy is Goya malta light. Also it is great with coffee too. You can even have it for tea in some cases … Continue reading Queseadilla A Mexican Stuffed Paratha
I have another yummy dish for you to try and really it is one of my favorites. This is also a very simple and easy dish. A wide aray of vegtables and protein choices can be used in case if someone is a picky eater. So let me show you what I did. Also any … Continue reading Sesame Noodles With Meat Or Veg Options
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