Savor & Soul: Cooking with Islamic Wisdom

📜 Description Learn the secret to making super fluffy, airy, and soft pizza dough right in your own kitchen! 🍕✨ With simple ingredients and a few pro tips, you’ll create a dough that’s perfect for thick, pillowy crusts — just like your favourite pizzeria. This recipe is beginner-friendly, quick to prepare, and guaranteed to impress your family and friends. 📖 Introduction Nothing beats the smell of fresh, homemade pizza straight out of the oven — especially when the crust is perfectly fluffy and soft. This recipe will guide you step-by-step to make a pizza dough that’s light, airy, and full of flavour. Whether you’re making a classic Margherita or loading it up with your favourite toppings, this dough will be the perfect base. With a few simple tricks like proper kneading, resting, and proofing, you can achieve that professional pizzeria texture right at home.

Surah An-Nisa (Verse 92–93) – English Translation Verse 92 "It is not for a believer to kill a believer except by mistake. And whoever kills a believer by mistake, then (the expiation is) freeing a believing slave and paying blood money to the family of the deceased, unless they remit it as charity. But if the slain belonged to a people at war with you, and he was a believer, then freeing a believing slave is enough. And if he belonged to a people with whom you have a treaty, then pay the blood money to his family and free a believing slave. And if one cannot afford this, then (he must) fast for two consecutive months as a repentance from Allah. And Allah is All-Knowing, All-Wise." Verse 93 "And whoever kills a believer intentionally – his recompense is Hell, to abide therein forever. And the wrath of Allah is upon him, and His curse, and He has prepared for him a great punishment." 📚 Summary (Tafseer Ibn Kathir) Verse 92: This verse explains the ruling of a...

Asian Cuisine by Farzana presents a flavorful delight – Stuffed Chicken Cheesy Pizza Roll-Ups! 🥖🧀🍗 Crispy outside, cheesy inside – a perfect blend of Asian spices and pizza-style flavors that make every bite truly irresistible. 👩‍🍳 About Me: I’m Farzana, a passionate home chef and food vlogger, sharing authentic Asian recipes, modern snacks, and quick family-friendly meals with a creative twist. Cooking is not just my passion – it’s my way of spreading love, warmth, and happiness through flavors. 🌸 👉 In this video, you’ll learn step by step how to: Make a delicious chicken-cheese filling 🥩 Wrap the rolls perfectly 🌯 Cook them until golden, crispy, and mouthwatering ✨ Perfect for: Kids’ lunch boxes 🎒 Family tea-time snacks ☕ Party appetisers 🎉 Quick dinner ideas 🍽️ 🌟 Why You’ll Love It: It’s an Asian fusion snack combining soft chicken, gooey cheese, and pizza goodness – all in one roll! 📌 Don’t forget to Like 👍, Share ↗️, and Subscribe 🔔 to Asian Cuisine by...

📝 Introduction: Franky Burger is a street-style fast food recipe made by combining sausage (frankfurter) or chicken patty with soft buns. It is prepared with melted cheese, crispy veggies, and flavorful sauces, making it the perfect quick snack or meal. Loved by both kids and adults, Franky Burger is a tasty fusion of burger and sausage that brings a unique flavor to your table. 📖 The word “Franky” comes from the Frankfurter sausage, originally from Frankfurt, Germany. Over time, frankfurters became popular in fast food culture and evolved into Franky Rolls and Franky Wraps. When this sausage was served in burger buns with cheese and sauces, the Franky Burger was born. Today, it’s trending as a fun fusion recipe, combining the taste of sausage with the classic burger style, especially in street food and home cooking. Cheesy Franky Burger Recipe | Street Style Special  

📜 Introduction + History + Origin Introduction: Mutanjan is a royal South Asian dessert rice that bursts with flavors of khoya, sugar, ghee, colorful candied fruits, and rich dry fruits. Known for its unique juicy and gooey texture, it’s not just a dessert but a celebration on its own. History & Origin: Mutanjan traces its roots back to the Mughal era, when royal chefs experimented with sweet rice dishes for kings and nobles. It is believed to be a descendant of Zarda (sweet saffron rice) but made richer with khoya, nuts, coconut, rose water, and vibrant colors. Mutanjan became especially popular in Lucknow, Delhi, and Hyderabad during grand feasts and festive occasions like Eid and weddings. Today, it remains a timeless dish that symbolizes hospitality and festivity in South Asian culture. 🥣 Ingredients (Basic Traditional Mutanjan) 2 cups Basmati Rice (soaked & boiled) 1 cup Sugar 1/2 cup Ghee 1/2 cup Milk/water 1 cup Khoya (Milk solids) Few drops Food Colors (red...

Summary (English) Surah Al-Infitar presents a vivid depiction of the Day of Judgment, comprising: Verses 1–5: Apocalyptic signs — the sky splitting, stars scattering, seas bursting, and graves overturning, followed by souls becoming aware of their deeds. (Medium, Wikipedia) Verses 6–9: A rebuke to ungrateful humanity: “O mankind! What has deceived you concerning your Lord, the Generous…?”, explaining that denial of the Day of Reckoning is the root of wrongdoing. (Verse By Verse Qur'an Study Circle, Wikipedia) Verses 10–12: Reminder that noble angels record every action. (Wikipedia) Verses 13–16: The final destinies — the righteous in bliss, the wicked in Hell, with no escape. (Wikipedia) Verses 17–19: Reinforced warning on the severity of the day: no intercession, no help — “The command that Day is entirely Allah’s.” (Wikipedia, Surah Quran) 2. Shan-e-Nuzool (Circumstances of Revelation) Surah Al-Infitar is a Meccan surah, revealed in Makkah before Hijrah. It shares themati...

WHAT IS SORBET? If you’re not exactly sure what sorbet is, it's technically a frozen treat typically made with fruit juice, honey, or sugar, and water. 3-Ingredient Easy Strawberry Sorbet (Without an Ice Cream Maker!) Blending frozen strawberries in the food processor. HOW TO MAKE HEALTHY STRAWBERRY SORBET Now that we’ve got all these things figured out, it’s time to move on to the next step - how to make sorbet. I’ll tell you what you need to make this healthy sorbet recipe and I’ll let you decide if it’s easy or not. Personally, I don’t think it can be easier than this! First of all, you need fruit. I prefer fresh seasonal fruits to frozen ones because they taste better and are sweeter, which means we don’t need to add too much sweetness. Secondly, we need something healthy to replace sugar. Refer to the list of sorbet ingredients below for a healthier alternative. Lastly, you’ll need a food processor to turn the healthy ingredients into a delicious strawberry sorbet that is n...