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Kashmiri curried dried dandelion greens with mutton (Dagith Handh)
I was very pleasantly surprised to see dandelion greens on the hotel menu. I immediately ordered it, only to be told that it was no longer in season and they had run out. Imagine my disappointment. I have been a huge fan of dandelion greens since my days in the Bay Area. I would seek them out in health food stores, I am in no way an ultra-healthy eater, usually Whole Foods or other healthy stores, and add them to salads or other recipes. I make a wonderful burrata salad with

kzafarullah
5 days ago3 min read


Spinach, penne and cheese "Spoufflé"
For me, pasta is summer food, even a baked pasta like this one. Even as a child, I have loved baked pasta dishes; the oozy, cheesy goodness is what makes me crave these dishes. This is a simple bake, but one that always turns out so well. The spinach adds a touch of bright green to the dish, and the cheese and herbed béchamel sauce make all the difference, leading your palate away from blandness. The addition of stiffly whisked egg whites adds lightness to this dish, which fl

kzafarullah
Jun 122 min read


Punjabi slow-cooked lamb shank curry (Kunna gosht)
Kunna gosht originates from the village of Chiniot in the Punjab region of Pakistan. The dish is also often called Chiniot gosht after the village it originates from. The term "kunna" refers to the wide-mouthed clay pot in which this dish is slowly simmered. This dish is a cousin of the very popular nihari, but has a distinct profile. What makes this dish special is the earthiness that comes from cooking it slowly in an earthen pot, the clay adding to the flavour profile. In

kzafarullah
May 313 min read
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