Saleeqa

ALOO DAHI BARA /آلو کے دہی بڑے ۔
Potatoes are the most commonly used and popular vegetable of the world ,it is so versatile that , you can use it in any form,you can make snacks, savory dishes and even dessert with it.
I tried to bring you a different recipe of aloo dahi bara which is tasty and presentable.

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RAMADAN DASTARKHUWAN SERIES.

KIWI SLUSHY.

At my place Ramadan dastarkhuwan is all about fresh drinks.
I dont like to overstuffe my loved ones with fried items so I try to make different fresh and healthy drinks everyday.
It's a good way of giving fruits to children also who are otherwise picky eaters.
This is my version of a slushy, do try and give me your feed back.Recipe 👇
KIWI SLUSHY
Freeze kiwis for 5-6 hours
Before serving combine
Kiwi
Chilled 7 up (optional)
Ice cubes
Half lemon juice
Blend and serve immediately.

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