When my son told me we were going to go on a mission trip to
Pakistan with the youth group, we immediately decided to do a little
research on Pakistani Culture.
Although my son and I were deeply interested in all aspects of the Pakistani culture, since I had just put him through chef's college, we were especially interested in Pakistani culture as it pertains to food.
We found out that Pakistani cuisine is rich with oils and chilies and the dishes mostly include meats like chicken and beef. Pork is not allowed due to their important Islam religious culture. We found that "chapati" also called "roti" which is made with flour is eaten almost all the time. Yogurt is used a lot in cooking as is the wide variety of curries and vegetables.
Although my son and I were deeply interested in all aspects of the Pakistani culture, since I had just put him through chef's college, we were especially interested in Pakistani culture as it pertains to food.
We found out that Pakistani cuisine is rich with oils and chilies and the dishes mostly include meats like chicken and beef. Pork is not allowed due to their important Islam religious culture. We found that "chapati" also called "roti" which is made with flour is eaten almost all the time. Yogurt is used a lot in cooking as is the wide variety of curries and vegetables.
