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Sunday, October 5, 2014
SATPURA (Sindhi Sweet)
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This is a Traditional Sindhi sweet and is prepared in the month of Shravan for the Satai / Satam ( Saptami ) Festival. The proce...
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KHEERNI (Sindhi Sabudana Kheer)
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Kheerni is a Sindhi kheer made in all the Sindhi homes on festive and auspicious days. Ingredients: Milk ....... 1 litre Sabu...
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MAKHNI DAL - PURI
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This is a traditional Sindhi breakfast. And yes we call this moong dal preparation as Makhni dal .It is served with puris.This i...
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SAAWA CHAANWARA ( Sindhi Greens Pulao )
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This is a simple pulao recipe which we call Saawa Chaanwara in Sindhi.. It is usually served with sai bhaji or methi patata. ...
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KANKA JI SOOJI JO SEERO ( Wheat Semolina Sheera )
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Sheera is usually prepared on festive occasions as an offering ( Prashad / Bhog ) to God. It can be prepared with various ingredients...
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AESYOON TOORYOON ( Sindhi Style Ridge Gourd / Tori / Turai ki Sabzi)
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This is a traditional Sindhi recipe of Toori ( Ridge Gourd) cooked with cardamoms. It is very mild and no spices are added except ...
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KUAREE / PATREE KHICHNEE ( Soft Khichdi Sindhi Recipe )
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Kuaree / Patri in Sindhi means soft ( porridge like consistency ) This khichdi is very simple one made with rice and split green mo...
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SEYALA MAANI ( Green Masala Rotis)
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This is a Sindhi breakfast dish, usually made from left over rotis. They are broken into pieces and cooked with flavourful green...
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SINDHI PHAKKI
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Sindhi phakki is a very traditional and age old recipe that we have learnt from our ancestors.. This was served as an accompaniment a...
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GUR JI TEHRI ( Sweet Jaggery Rice)
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Dear friends I have reached my 600 th post on the auspicious occasion of Diwali. Today I am sharing the recipe of Gur Ji Tehri, whi...
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