The Masala Secret food blog offers a diverse collection of traditional Pakistani recipes, as well as international recipes, all prepared by experienced home cooks. Whether you're new to Pakistani cuisine or looking for global flavors, this blog has you covered.
Get ready for a simple and delicious Kachay Qeemay kay Kabab recipe that tastes just like your grandma’s kitchen. This easy-to-follow recipe for juicy Kachay Qeemay Ka Kabab is made with raw minced beef or lamb, marinated in aromatic spices and herbs. Whether grilled or pan-fried, these kababs will elevate any meal with their irresistible […]
This authentic homemade hummus is simple and quick to make, using only a few basic ingredients, and has the perfect nutty and velvety texture. It takes only 10 minutes to make this hummus with sesame seeds and it sure tastes better than store-bought. If you want to add a new twist to this traditional Middle […]
This is the most traditional and popular kachumber salad in Pakistan; it only takes five minutes to prepare and goes well with almost any meal. A year-round favorite, this salad is simple, refreshing, and free of gluten and carbs. Indeed, during my childhood in Pakistan, that was the only recipe for Pakistani salad that I […]
This Cranberry Sauce or Chutney has a combination of dried dates and raisins with a kick of warm spices. The perfect complement to your festive meal A must on a festive holiday table is a finger-licking sauce, a sauce that will go with anything from Chicken, Turkey, Beef, Rice dishes, and many more. Cranberry Sauce […]
Chaat is a traditional South Asian snack prepared with chickpeas and boiled potatoes. The combination of Sweet, Spicy, and Tangy flavors is simply irresistible. Aloo Channa Chaat goes so well with Dahi Baray that sometimes it seems like it’s a must-combo. The recipe is as simple as it is delicious, and it is also simple […]
My first taste of this delectable crispy chicken and potato croquette was when my oldest sister made this recipe in her cooking class in 9th grade. She served this to my siblings and me afterward. That was my first taste of these delectable croquettes, and they were delicious! I was too young to remember the name, but the taste lingered for a long […]
Pakistani-style Squash sabzi is a delicious vegan, gluten-free, and diabetic-friendly dish made with only 5 ingredients and takes only 15 minutes. You may be surprised to learn that all zucchini are squash, but not all squash are zucchini. The flavor and texture are similar to Turai, but Turai has more water content. I am not […]
