Drinks in Ramadan

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i made this for my iftar:

one fresh squeezed lemon
6 cups cold water
rooh afza to your liking
fresh mint

mix together…let mint leaves infuse for a little bit and enjoy!

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I love strawberry lemonade! Strawberries, lemon, mint, sugar and some water. Blend them all together. . You can also add a little salt or kala namak according to your taste

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sattu tukh malanga adh rirka imli k a sharbat falsy ka sharbat alu bukharay ka sharbat

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Thanda pani
ingredient: errmm… Pani

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anyone have refreshing punch recipes?

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i made falooda drink. very fatty and delicious

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has anyone tried making lassi with greek yogurt? i was thinking of trying it with greek yogurt and adding mango pulp…but dont know if it will satisfy my extreme roza thirst!

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Yes we make it all the time…n we love it.. If u think it’s too thick add milk or water.. Plus for mango add 2-3 pinch cardamom powder n it taste delishhhhhh

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thanks..will try it tonight ia!

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carbonated milk
milk+rooh afza+7up

rooh afza lamonade
rooh afza+water+lemon

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For the faloodas, can you ladies post your recipes?

Anyone ever tried anything like the frizzante that gets made at Pachiugo - a fizzy drink made from gelato?

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Pina colada
pineapples, coconut milk, yougurt, cream and sugar

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Due to maghrib being late in the summer, we have been trying to omit some of the unhealthier iftar items like sugary drinks and pakoray so we have started to drink fruit smoothies instead of preparing fruit chaat. I feel we get more vitamins in this way than compared to eating a bowl of fruit chaat. These days I just blend banana, pineapple, blueberries, strawberries and a mango with a splash of milk and a few ice cubes. Other than that, we just drink plain water.

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Do you have exact measurements to make this. I will be fasting so need something that I don’t have to taste as I go

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  • Put cubed watermelon in a blender with mint. Rose syrup (optional). If it is too thick for you, add plain or flavoured carbonated water. So good and refreshing for summers.
  • Strawberries or any other berries, put it in blender. Add milk, elaichi, rooh afza, sugar. Serve with badam/pista and jello over it. yum yum. You can even add those coloured noodle/seviyan thing you get to make it even more visually appealing for the kids. Heck put vanilla ice cream and chopped pineapple over it and call it falooda!

Great way to add seasonal fruits to your diet this way.

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shikan jabeen at iftar on a hot day. :slight_smile:

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Homemade Rooh Afza syrup from scratch Diary of a Homemaker Delicious Home cooked Recipe Collection: Rooh Afza Syrup Recipe.

Jal- zeeera which is very healthy and refreshing Diary of a Homemaker Delicious Home cooked Recipe Collection: Jal Zeera (jaljeera)

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mango tango, pina colada , lemonade, etc.

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Drinks in Ramadan

mint lemonade
lychee lemonade