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These mouthwatering patties are a flavorful combination of beef and potaotes coated with egg and breadcrumbs.
Posted by Samira'S Recipes on Sat Dec 02, 2000
Aloo aur Qeema Cutlets are a popular snack in Pakistan, usually serve with chaats. Everyon enjoys them as a side-snack to meals too.
Posted by Asma on Sat Jul 13, 2002
Aloo Keema is a traditional dish of South Asia, also known as potato and mince curry. It goes well with rice or paratha.
Posted by Faranaz on Fri Jun 13, 2003
This recipe is very easy to cook and it can be served with paratha, chapati or naan.
Posted by Ghazala on Thu Oct 12, 2000
Try this delicious but simple recipe and you will love it with naan or roti.
Posted by Desi Cookbook on Fri Oct 20, 2000
Parathas are whole-wheat Indian or Pakistani flatbread. Parathas can be made plain or stuffed with different fillings.
Posted by Mariam on Wed Nov 08, 2000
Delicious mashed potatoes with a perfect blend of spices
Posted by Batul on Wed Feb 07, 2001
Stuffed Potato Parathas as known as Aloo parartha are the most popular parathas in which stuffing is made with boiled, mashed potaotes with flavored spices.
Posted by
Rahatara on Fri Jan 12, 2001
Simple and easy step by step recipe of the basic fried Qeema.
Posted by Shunni on Sun Apr 22, 2001
A quick n easy way to make this mouthwatering appetizer.
Posted by Roohi on Thu May 03, 2001
A side-dish that sometimes can serve as the main dish made of sliced potatoes and spices.
Posted by Huma on Fri Aug 24, 2001
Qucik and simple recipe of Qeema...
Posted by Huma on Sat Aug 25, 2001
A lovely, deeply flavoured dry curry dish with a pleasant addition of Matar in vegetables.
Posted by Sana Ahmed on Sun Sep 09, 2001
Potatoes Made with curd in a rich, tangy creamy sauce. Goes well with plain pulaos, chapatis,puris, or nan.
Posted by Nazia Nazar on Sat Jul 29, 2006
Minced beef cooked along with spices and Lauki.
Posted by Farah Najam on Tue Aug 01, 2006