Why You’ll Love Savour Pakistan:
Famous Recipes From All Regions of Pakistan: Dive into a treasure trove of Regional Pakistani dishes. From the Phitti of Gilgit Baltistan, Kabuli Palao of KPK, Dampukht of Balochistan, Halwa Puri of Punjab and Bun Kabab of Sindh, each recipe is a gateway to Pakistan’s rich Foodie Culture.
Step-by-Step Instructions: Every recipe is broken down into Easy-to-Follow steps, making it Perfect for both Beginners and Seasoned chefs. Enjoy Clear, Concise instructions that Guide you through every stage of the Cooking Process.
Ingredient Details: No more Guessing Games! With detailed Ingredient Lists and Quantities, you’ll know exactly what you need for Cooking amazing Pakistani Food at Home.
KEY FEATURES
Inside this Exquisitely Curated eBook, discover over 150 Mouthwatering Pakistani recipes designed to elevate your Cooking Skills. Perfect for Home Cooks and Food Enthusiasts alike, Savour Pakistan brings the Rich Flavors and Traditional Dishes of Pakistan straight to your Kitchen. Elevate your Culinary Experience with our Comprehensive Collection of Recipes and Tips.
- 150 Plus Famous Pakistani Food Recipes
- Easy & Simple Cooking Steps
- Preparation Time, Cook Time & Serve Size Included
- Kitchen Tested, Accurate Ingredients Quantity
- For Cooking Beginners & Experts
- A Simple Solution for Deciding Everday’s Menu
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Chef Komal Rehman from Pakistan. A senior chef, author and Pakistani cuisine expert with a decade plus experience as cooking instructor at Vandana Jain Culinary Center in Dubai. Coming from Peshawar’s rich heritage of flavorful foods, vibrant cultures and heartwarming traditions, growing up Komal has always been passionate about experimenting with flavors and ingredients. She believes that cooking is more than just spices or flames, rather it’s a delicate art of balancing the right ingredients, in accurate quantity for perfect amount of time. Her brand Savour Pakistan is a marvelous example of spreading the appetizing Pakistani dishes across the border, thus represents how enthusiastic and impassioned Komal really is to share her years of cooking experience into one simple cookbook “Savour Pakistan” for all Pakistani women who loves to cook just like her.
WHAT OUR ASPIRING CHEFS ARE SAYING?
I found Savour's Cookbook very helpful. It has very easy to follow steps with simple and understandable instructions.
Easy to follow cooking directions, I can agree, this Cookbook has made it simpler for me to decide what to cook each day because of so many useful Pakistani dish recipes in it. Thanks Savour Pakistan
Ingredients quantity is a great thing about Savour's Cookbook. I think it's the most important aspect of cooking, to keep all quantities right. I found it useful and informative. Would recommend!
I am Living in UK for last 10 years, I really missed food back in Pakistan. Nothing matches our tasty dishes. I tried a few recipes from this book. So far, I'm satisfied. But will keep practicing. Would love a Pakistani dessert related cookbook next.
Amazing recipe collection, alot of regular cooked dishes that's a need for every housewife.
I've been using Savours cookbook as my cooking guide every day. It's convenient and easy to follow. Thanks Savour for a nice cooking guidance.
Very helpful, especially the accurate ingredients quantity and serve size. Helped me a lot in learning about Pakistani recipes.
Highly recommended and easy to follow steps.
“Cooking is like love. It should be entered into with abandon or not at all.” – Harriet Van