My Village wedding dish and Other Cuisine.

[Providence]

wow. You are truly blessed to live in such a beautiful places gorging on those delicacies !

 

[Srinivas]

We call it....شنکوٹی.....کٹوا......!!

... SunSet at Tarbela Dam...

The dish looks good!

What the name of the naan they are eating?

 

[ghazi52]

The dish looks good!


What the name of the naan they are eating?

We call simple roti from fresh atta. Made in tandoor.
It must be rest for 3 hours before eating.
First we eat only meat and then remove all botis form the bowl and make choori.
Eat with fresh lemon drops. onion and tomato.

 

[ghazi52]

Delicious Katwa Dish & how to prepare Choori

 

[Paksanity]

The sad part is it was India/Hindu land till the Islamic hordes came.

It was neither India's land nor a Hindu one. Land belongs to people who still live there and have been living for thousands of years. Don't ruin a beautiful thread with your hate. You don't have to post if you can't post anything good.

 

[Indus Pakistan]

@ghazi52 Are you from around Tarbela?

Lol, bagpipes? A wee bit of Pakistani-Scots!

That's quite common. Many Scot Highland regiments were posted on the frontier region of what is now Pakistan. The bagpipes are legacy of that period. In fact Pak Army has bagpipe band and Pakistan is one of the largest bagpipe manufacturer in the world.

Link > Bagpipes with a 'made in Pakistan' label - BBC News

 

[Indus Pakistan]

@Desertfalcon You being Yank and all I might as well tell you about Tarbela Dam. It is one of the largest dams in Pakistan with a huge lake making for incredible setting. It was made possible thanks to US aid back in 1960s during the honeymoon period between US and Pak in Ayub Khan days.

Here is shot of US Marine chopper flying over the lake during the earthquake relief operations.

 

[Desertfalcon]

Thanks for the picture of the beautiful dam and at the picture above. It usually worked the other way around with President Johnson who was famously known for being physically imposing and "handsy".

Many Scot Highland regiments were posted on the frontier region of what is now Pakistan. The bagpipes are legacy of that period. In fact Pak Army has bagpipe band and Pakistan is one of the largest bagpipe manufacturer in the world.

That does make sense.

 

[Kabira]

Again its amazing how little history you know yet your spew as if you know so much. Ever heard of Ashoka? Ever cared to look at the lands he controlled? Anyway, the truth is hard to digest when its not your standard BS fare.

stop being bitter, who cares what religion people living there belonged thousand years ago. Hinduism is not native to most of India anyway.

 

[RAMPAGE]

Lol, bagpipes? A wee bit of Pakistani-Scots!

 

[shah1398]

That would cost a bundle of cash in the USA. Real honey shortage here.

Sir right now i have a big bottle of honey which we extracted by hosting honey bees in our trees at Home. We have an unwritten agreement with them under which we let them breed and feed their beelings and during next session the same year they let us take some portion of their honey. Interesting relationship though. That is quite common norm almost throughout KPK. We can start honey export if U are interested

 

[EAK]

Thanks for the picture of the beautiful dam and at the picture above. It usually worked the other way around with President Johnson who was famously known for being physically imposing and "handsy".

That does make sense.

LOL who is the other guy.. quite funny

 

[third eye]

My Village wedding dish...

ghazi....................



In making..
Clay and wood fire.

Thank you for this picture.

Its a refreshing change to see old fashioned methods of cooking.

 

[Winchester]

My Village wedding dish...

ghazi....................

In making..
Clay and wood fire.

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=857125601083408

They cook this at our village also but never had one myself.

Its really good that you are still connected to your roots, most of my family sadly have been completely urbanized.

 

[doppelganger]

This will be cooked in my village on my wedding day

Kid gosht

Chawra ma khariya (goat trotters in beans)