It all started with me helping my mother in kitchen ,where i was fascinated by the amazing world of spices and vegetables,sweets and savouries,all combined to churn out simple but yummy dishes at every meal.
It was this simplicity of traditional sindhi food that prompted me to come up with a collection of such delicious recipes,before they completely lose their importance in modern kitchens
I am Alka,born and brought up in a small town in Mumbai-India.After getting my bachelors degree in Microbiology,i got married to the most wonderful guy,and was soon blessed with a sweet kid.Life was moving at its own pace when suddenly my husband came up with this idea of sharing my recipes with online people
So here i am with lots of efforts of my hubby dear,and encouraging words from my families(my parents and parents-in-law)
Lots of hardwork needs to be put in,for every single post that is published here.So i will be obliged if every visitor on this site,will leave a comment or remark.It does encourage me to put in more efforts and suggestions are always welcomed to make this site more appealing,endearing ,informative and useful
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Hi,
I grew up a small town of Maharashtra with a huge group of Sindhi friends.
I loved their food so much that we would often share our lunch boxes at school.
I tried to make the recipes thousands of times but never could get that taste.
So today while searching for some good sindhi recipes I came across your site and was a little dissapointed as I did not find the recipe I was looking for.
I loved this curry my friends mom would make, it had white kabuli chana and potatoes and I think the gravy had tamarind flavor to it. They would also make this curry made out of the seeds of Okra or Bhindi, God knows how, and I forgot to ask.
Their Arbi curry was out of this world.
also the drumsticks with rice roti I think.
Their koki was delicious too, but I dont think they had onions in it.
But I may be wrong.
I loved their aloo paratha and also the moong daal paratha.
I didn;t see any of these recipes so I was a little suprised.
Can you please post these recipes.
I would be so grateful.
BTW even though I didn;t find my favorite recipes, your site is wonderful.
I can see the hard work and I appreciate that.
All recipes are mouth watering.
Thanks
Rina