Pakistan – Sattu Ka Sharbat
Sattu drink is one of the popular summer drinks in Pakistan. Born in the spring, this sweet delicacy is known for its cooling qualities. It is popular nationwide with variations in states like Punjab and Karachi.
Sattu drink is one of the popular summer drinks in Pakistan. Born in the spring, this sweet delicacy is known for its cooling qualities. It is popular nationwide with variations in states like Punjab and Karachi.
This dish is very popular in Pakistan, as a national dish from Pakistan, at the area of Sindh. Sindh, a province of Pakistan, from where biryani is famous. Sindh has a city known as ”Hyderabad” and the famous biryani is known as Hyderabadi Biryani or also known as Sindhi biryani.
Lamb chops as a traditional and spiciest food, covered with spices and cooked on a grill. This dish is originated from Peshawar which is the traditional city of Pakistan.
Meaning of the word ras malai is comes from two words RAS means syrup or sweet flavor and MALAI means cream. Ras Malai is the most delicious of my sweet Pakistan a few miles away.
Batair is a word used for QUAIL in urdu. It is a bird usually found in northern areas of Pakistan and is legally allowed to hunt it and cook in our own traditional way.
Lahori charga is one the most famous and eatable dishes in Pakistan. People come from different cities to enjoy this delicious meal. Charga is a whole fried chicken which has a lot of spices in it which give the whole meal a special taste.
Kofta karahi is one of the famous dishes in Pakistan especially in Lahore. Kofta karahi is gravy with meatballs in it. It is cooked in karahi.
The word ”Charga” comes from the meaning whole chicken when spiced up and steam it make it moisture and juicy and than fried to give the crispy touch to it. This dish is so popular in the Lahore region of Punjab, Pakistan so it name like Lahori charga.
Murgh Musallam is a dish originated from the old ages of Muslim era. This dish is very flavorful and aromatic by the use of traditional spices. ”MURGH”, is known as chicken in urdu. And the word ”Musallam” means, some gravy/ curry.
Mutanjan is a sweet rice recipe made up with different colors, dried fruits, canned fruits (muraba) with the addition of meethai in it like rasgula and gulab jaman, as shown above.
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