Hello Beautiful People !
Hope you are staying warm in cold weathers with the help of your cozy room ,heater and favorite dishes !
Here in my country Pakistan (situated in south Asia) winters have different shades for different parts such as snowfall in northern areas keeps temps below 0 most of the time .
Middle and capital part of the country bears various phases of temps as specially snowfall in Murree effects the weather of this part to great extent.
We live in plane Sindh province which has mild winters until the Quetta receives the snowfall (Quetta is capital of our least populated province Baluchistan) .
Quetta is situated in south west of Pakistan and is near enough to influence our weather conditions.
Coming to the point Dears , sharing some very popular winter dishes in my homeland .
All images are taken from various sources available on google just to give you quick glimpse of our winter treats that help us to keep warm.
hope you will enjoy the look
mustard with traditional corn bread ,very famous in my native village as well yum!!!
Very popular desert in winters , we make it often Carrot ,suger ,little bit oil ,milk and dry fruit !
chicken corn soup ,spirit of winter
Once i used to live for food
Now time ,life and diseases taught me to eat for living only :(
you keep eating healthy and stay strong happy and positive !
God Bless You All!!!
Por cá tem feito muito frio. Gostei das sugestões da comida.
ReplyDeleteUma boa semana.
Um beijo.
Oh Wow...these dishes look absolutely amazing!
ReplyDeleteGosh, I would love to be a guest for lunch at your house! Such wonderfully colourful food...it looks so delicious!😊😊
All my love and hugs, dear Friend xxx
And I would ABSOLUTELY LOVE TO SERVE YOU my precious friend Ygraine!
DeleteThese are few of many that keep us little warm in winters :)
The food looks so good! I love most Pakistani food. I love curries.
ReplyDeleteHere in New York most of the winter it is below 0 degrees Celsius. We usually also get a fair amount of snow. However this winter has been mild so far.
Either I love curries dear Brain
DeleteCurry is so common here in our country whether it's city or village
Most of people love to have curry with traditional bread that you can see in very first image
Mmm, looks good! And would certainly warm you up in the winter!
ReplyDeleteYes it does dear Debra!
DeleteSpecially all dishes that include Fish
The food looks so delicious thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine!
DeleteGlad you liked it
everything looks interesting, colourful and delicious, I am vegetarian but there are some things there I would try :) We cook curry here - I have a book called 'the Indian housewifes cookbook' and it is really good, I cook chicken curry for the men and lentil daal for me. The foods you have shown are clearly from another regiion and very appetising. I don't live for food so much myself either but there is so much pleasure in cooking for others, don't you agree? food on the table just makes a place to warm and welcoming and homely. Yours certainly must be all of that!
ReplyDeleteI am not an adventurist food person but I could be very happy with many dishes on your menu. Some I might really like, but I am like a child when it comes to new food...I still have never eaten a pickle.
ReplyDeleteThank you dear Betty!
ReplyDeleteI am surprised and happy both that either you love Indian food which is spicy and bit oily too
I love our traditional meals though I am not fond of meat never was
Yes being house wife it is Greatest pleasure for me to cook for my family :)
It is like you find way to express your Love for your loved ones and I am very expressive :)
I believe that a house wife built a healthy base of an society which is family unit
They all look delicious. I would especially like to try the spinach with turnip.
ReplyDeleteThe food looks so good, Baili.
ReplyDeleteThey all look delicious and I am surprised to see how many are similar to meals that we have - meatballs, fried fish, soups. I wish I had your attitude toward food (eat for living) because it is a much healthier way to approach eating. I am working on it :)
ReplyDeleteHoping you are feeling better today, dear friend.
I agree dear Jenny
DeleteThere is less difference between our food
Must be slightly less or more use of spices specially and different ways of cooking
Ah suffering of chronic diseases reach so well attitude that I have now , did not learn easily believe me
Yes fever has left me but don't know for how long :)
We recently went to a Persian market where the foods were amazing. It was a large market attached to a restaurant.
ReplyDeleteYour meals look delicious.
I'll be praying for your health. I promise.
I think there is quite little difference between Persian and Pakistani food
DeleteThank you sooo much for kind and sweet words dear Susan!
My best wishes are also with you my friend!
These all look good, but I think I'd like the chicken corn soup and the fish fry the best. It's nice to have delicious food to help keep you warm on these cold winter days.
ReplyDeleteI wish I can serve you right now:)))
DeleteMany thanks for sharing these Baili.
ReplyDeleteThey all look good, especially the chicken and vegetable soup.
All the best Jan
Chicken soup is most popular in winters here dear Jan
Deleteall those dishes look so good! i was surprised to find waffle fries for some reason, lol i thought it was just a California thing. (not really)...
ReplyDeleteWith slight different but waffles are popular dish here dear Sandy
DeleteIt's so interesting to see all the popular Winter dishes where you live, Baili. The soups look delicious, and they are always nice in the cold weather months. The fried fish also looks scrumptious. We usually have that around Easter time. Thanks for sharing these Yummy dishes, Baili.
ReplyDeleteIt is our Valentine's Day this Thursday.....a day of love.
love to you, dear friend.
~Sheri
My kids are very much fond of fried fish dear Sheri !
DeleteI am glad you remembered me for this lovely day
LOTS of love and warm hugs to you too my friend
That looks like very good stuff.
ReplyDeleteThank you dear Red!
DeleteWhy am I hungry? The images are so appealing I can almost smell them :}
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, Baili, those days spent eating junk food with wild abandon are gone for me as well. Good riddance. Our bodies thank us.
Be well, my friend.
Haha
DeleteWell said Chris
Mine says thanks either since I follow my stomach more than my taste buds
I love your caption under the soup "spirit of winter." :)
ReplyDeleteOf course Carol what can winter be without hot thick tasty soup
DeleteI love fish and shrimp curry!!!!
ReplyDeleteBoth are my my favourite too
DeleteThe food does look lovely, and I bet it also tastes very nice.
ReplyDeleteIt does Margaret !
DeleteIt's little more spicy than food of other content though but it is very tasty
Thank you for these lovely photos. The culinary of your country looks marvelous!! I would love to try everything in these dishes. Yummy!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious and very colourful! I especially like the soup dishes.
ReplyDeleteYour dishes look wonderful, Baili! I would love to taste them all. Some, like the soups and fish fry, look very similar to hearty and hot food that we enjoy during the winter months. It has been cold and snowy here today, so Terry and I have been staying close to the fireplace. The hot flames are such a comfort. I'm on a mission to increase the number and variety of fruits and vegetables that Terry and I eat each day. I am actually beginning to like broccoli! LOL! Stay warm, my friend!
ReplyDeleteI think there is NOTHING LIKE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES dear Louise!
DeleteVery nice decision you have made.
Hubby and me try to keep all seasonal fruits and vegetables include in our daily diet
All this food looks so yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteYour food dishes look tasty. Some of these dishes are often served in England where I live.
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