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    Hello!

    In addition to running the Pakistan Eats blog, I like to read and write about food. My work is a mix of personal essays, reporting and recipes. I am based in Phnom Penh, Cambodia but frequently travel to Washington D.C. and Islamabad.

    In 2017, I was TASTE magazine’s first Cook In Residence where I wrote about Pakistani food and culture. When I have time, I also like to host supper clubs to raise awareness about Pakistani food. You can follow me on Twitter and Instagram, or reach me by e-mail: pakistaneats@gmail.com

    Personal Essays

    • Merry Christmas, Happy Eid

    • Should I Fry a Shami Kebab?

    Recipes

    • Haleem

    • Masoor Moong Dal

    • Shami Kebabs

    Reporting

    • End of Afghan Cuisine in Pakistan

    • For Ramadan, More Muslims Shape Diet Around Physical and Mental Health

    • Kitchens of Karachi

    • Last Cantinas of Juarez

    • Sindhi Food: A Vibrant Cuisine Hidden from the Pakistani and Indian Public

    • Young Chefs of Juarez

     

     

    About Me

    Hi! I'm Maryam, a Pakistan-born food writer and author of the acclaimed cookbook, Pakistan. Learn more.

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