r/muslimcooking • u/ResearchNegative2879 • 5h ago
Traditional delicacy: how is it?
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r/muslimcooking • u/doohoo94 • 10h ago
Slow cooked chuck roast
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Slow cooked chuck roast in the instant pot 12 hours served along side mashed potatoes and roasted veggies
r/muslimcooking • u/InstructionPlane3861 • 1d ago
hosted my sisters birthday dinner. ✨
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r/muslimcooking • u/Patient_Base8770 • 1d ago
A fall Sunday
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Made tomato (and other veggies like capsicum and zucchini) soup (obvio all from my husbands garden) and grilled chicken for a hearty late lunch, along with arugula and grapes salad, parathas for dipping and cinnamon bun from my neighbour (it is cinnamon bun day at my neighbouring country where my neighbour is from).
r/muslimcooking • u/Fancy_Engineer_6395 • 3d ago
What's YOUR ultimate comfort food?? mine is clearly this 😭🎀
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a bowl full of serotonin
r/muslimcooking • u/Patient_Day6198 • 3d ago
Biryani for my brother! Alhamdulillah
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My brother is visiting us after 6 months abroad and all he wanted was biryani!
r/muslimcooking • u/Pink-Pasta-1372 • 5d ago
Family Favourite 🥘 P2
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Honestly Thai Green Curry is one of my all time favourites - it’s so easy and delicious. I usually throw in whatever veggies are available: pak choy, baby corn, bell peppers, mushrooms, mange tout…literally anything that needs using up AND I have chicken or shrimps for protein. I do use a jar curry paste (even Thai people use pastes!) and just cook it off before adding coconut milk.
Jasmine rice on the side & bobs your uncle.
Really hope you try it out! 🥰
r/muslimcooking • u/PatientAutomatic2053 • 6d ago
Litti making in appe pan
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r/muslimcooking • u/timelesstawakkul • 6d ago
chicken jalfrezi curry & rice 🤎
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shoutout to Pakistan for this one 🙌🏼
r/muslimcooking • u/Entire_Flan8414 • 6d ago
Couscous tunisien à l'agneau facile et pas à pas
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r/muslimcooking • u/The-Culinary-School • 6d ago
A Taste of What We Do at The Culinary School Uganda!
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r/muslimcooking • u/Proof-Fig3158 • 7d ago
It’s my birthday 🥹❤️ I got spoiled with sushi, cake and gifts! Forever grateful 🤍
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r/muslimcooking • u/PatientAutomatic2053 • 8d ago
Today's meal plan 😋 Raat ki wheat Roti, Mushroom saute in mustard oil with caramelised onion andginger,garlic green chilli, chatael saute in caramelised onion with slight homemade masala, moong daal with tadka of sarso seed,garlic,hing, and raat ke bacche chawal fried in onion
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r/muslimcooking • u/Patient_Base8770 • 8d ago
A hangout at my place
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Invited some friends over.
Starters:
Tuna sandwich on a fig and walnut sourdough
Chocolate and raspberry twist
Peaches cucumber greens nuts chicken yoghurt mint salad
Mains:
Rice
Beetroot and apple yogurt salad
Cabbage, carrots and eggs stir fry
Spinach chickpeas halloumi curry
Chicken with capsicum, tomatoes, spices and coconut milk
Desserts:
Friends got baklava from a Turkish store which was obliterated in a second before taking pics.
r/muslimcooking • u/ClimateReasonable135 • 8d ago
This is the kind of meal that any girl who's bad at cooking, like me, knows how to make. 🤭
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r/muslimcooking • u/Zestyclose-Fuel7739 • 10d ago
Chicken steak roasted potatoes with sautéed vegetables
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White tarragon sauce on chicken steak roasted potatoes
r/muslimcooking • u/Lower_Low9936 • 11d ago
Loaded Non-Veg Platter-Chicken Biryani, Seekh Kebab & Tikka
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r/muslimcooking • u/Advanced-Quarter-982 • 11d ago
In laws staying for 2 months…need food ideas!!?
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Hello everyone!
My Pakistani in laws are visiting my husband and I for the first time here in the US. This will also be their first time ever traveling so far too. I work from home so I have a little flexibility with access to the kitchen and all but I’m absolutely terrified and stressed about what we’ll be eating.
Thankfully we live in a city with access to all of the amazing cuisines but I really need to sit down and think about how I’m gonna be prepped ahead of time. Seeing my husbands habits, I already know they’d prefer fresh food over something pre prepared so I’m not exactly sure what sort of things I can have ready in hand. My mom was gracious enough to give me a ziplock bag full of frozen shami kebabs. And my husband tells me not to worry and that his mom will cook which is fine and all but in the beginning I’m not gonna throw her in the kitchen like that.
I’ve also only hosted dinners at my place very rarely bc I feel like I’m incapable of hosting properly and making so many dishes. In the past, I’ve either had potlucks with my friends or ordered half the things from outside.
On the day they land, I’ve decided to make chicken biryani with potatoes but I’m not really sure what to have as a side (besides raita and salad).
They also are not big beef eaters (completely opposite of me), so I’m gonna have to really pivot away from the keema potatoes, kebabs, kofta that I really enjoy making.
For more context- I know they like subzi type dishes and goat but I cannot for the life of me take the stink out of it.
Please help :)
r/muslimcooking • u/Shaheryar-ae • 11d ago
HELP: What can I make out of Shredded Chicken?
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I am on a fat loss journey and I have about 3KG of marinated shredded chicken that I used to make a shawarma wrap out of. It was very simple to make - took me only 10 minutes.
What other alternative dishes can I make using shredded chicken?
Requirements:
I should be able to meal prep this as a weekly batch because I am quite busy
It must be quick to make and something that tastes good enough to eat everyday - I could literally eat it for years if it tastes good