Famous Pakistani Food

[fitpOsitive]

with Qeema

What is this thing?

 

[ghazi52]

What is this thing?

Cheungan,, Usually cook with Qeema or potato

 

[ghazi52]

What's this? I've never seen or had this

@denel take a look see

Available in KP, even at Empress Market Karachi ..
Bitter taste.

Peshawar Vegetable shop..

Look above his head.

 

[fitpOsitive]

Cheungan,, Usually cook with Qeema or potato

any English name for this?

 

[SIPRA]

any English name for this?

Botanical name is something like Carraluma Fambriata. It is a cactus like vegetable. Has a bitter taste, like bitter gourd (Karela). Can be cooked with mutton, minced meat or potatoes. Called "Chongan" or "Churanglian".

 

[ghazi52]

Good for diabetes..

any English name for this?

Caralluma Fimbriata

 

[denel]

I'm hungry now and there is nothing to eat but instant indo noodles at my place, currently


What's this? I've never seen or had this

@denel take a look see

looks like a type of cactus. Not sure as we dont cook with it;some have poisonous skins. in the kalahari there are types which have delicious fruit - cross between citrus and mango in terms of taste.

Even those that follow Imam Abu hanifa, eat everything. Examples are also that you stated like Turkey and Pakistan. The thing is it doesnt say anywhere in Islam that certain fish are harm. Doesnt it say all fish are halal?



That's what I gave read too, but apparently there world is filled with wannabe mullahs. That love to make things complicated and confusing, even though it's clear cut.


Every Buddhist alive in the world does not eat meat. Nice job exposing yourself

Not true on buddists; i knew several and they would eat meat every other month.

In terms of fish - I believe there is ruling in terms of scales - those without is not forbidden but up to you; whereas in judasim, it is not allowed.

 

[ghazi52]

In English...

 

[Pakhtoon yum]

looks like a type of cactus. Not sure as we dont cook with it;some have poisonous skins. in the kalahari there are types which have delicious fruit - cross between citrus and mango in terms of taste.


Not true on buddists; i knew several and they would eat meat every other month.

In terms of fish - I believe there is ruling in terms of scales - those without is not forbidden but up to you; whereas in judasim, it is not allowed.

Intresting because what I know is that they were strict vegetarians. In fact vegetarian food in countries like Korea, japan and China is referred to as "Buddhist food"

Available in KP, even at Empress Market Karachi ..
Bitter taste.

Peshawar Vegetable shop..

Look above his head.

Ya never even had it before so I have no idea it existed. I have had the blossoms of chinar if I'm not wrong. In keema and they were amazing.

 

[ghazi52]

Katwa
Buffalo meat

 

[ghazi52]

Lahore mei khadda gosht kis trah tayar Kia jata hai? Aap bhi dekhiye

 

[ghazi52]

Mustard and corn roti

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[ghazi52]

 

[ghazi52]

 

[ghazi52]

Lunch is ready.