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While it is fun to go out for Pakistani Brunch or as we say ‘Nashta’ with the family, it may not always be possible due to living abroad. Or sometimes not having a restaurant close by, or as with COVID now, simply keeping social-distancing. Here, I am sharing the two easy Pakistani Brunch Menu items; Suji Halwa and Lahori Channae. SUJI KA KA HALWA Ingredients: 1 cup Sujiย 1/4 cup Ghee3-4 Cardamon Seedsย 1 tsp Coconut shreddedย Pinch of Yellow color1/4 cup sliced almondsย 1/4 cup sugar or as per tasteย 1 liter boiling waterย  Recipe: Start by heating Ghee in a wok/karhai and add the cardamon. Add suji andRead More →

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While I repeatedly talk about financial independence, it is not always just about saving cash and having investments. Having your own car, as per your affordability and feasibility, is a form of financial independence as well. Finding the right tools for planning to buy your car will be your super power. Let’s learn how to buy a car! Where to go for the best advice? In olden days, one relied on an elder or a friend to guide you on where to start and how to setup payments for a car or a house. But in today’s world of global immigration and internet, many moreRead More →

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Moving can be a really scary prospect. Not only will you be leaving behind a lot of things that are familiar to you, but you might also be moving into an entirely unfamiliar world. Human beings hate change and uncertainty, and they would much rather go with the status quo if it’s possible. Unfortunately, that isnโ€™t always the case, and some situations absolutely require you to move. So how can you tell when you need to relocate and start fresh? Hereโ€™s how to know when itโ€™s time to move. Feeling Crowded When people buy a house, they often buy one that fits their current situationRead More →

How to determine your take home salary

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Moving to Canada after having worked in Saudi Arabia, was an adjustment for me. One of the key adjustment that I faced was is to understand that taxes will be collected prior to deposit of my salary. Another change you will notice, is that most companies in Canada pay bi-weekly, unlike in Asia, where you receive salary at the end of the month. Also, the bi-weekly payment is adjusted per weeks. That implies, that your salary may not be paid on the same date every time. Contact your company Human Resources department for the payment cycle. Knowing that the salary you are offered in yourRead More →

Mama's Hair Potion

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Mama would cook this hair potion with a lot of zeal and charm, and always made extra to pass it around. On the day of making Mama’s Hair Potion, everything else was put on the back bench. Mama would whip up this hair potion with firm faith in its power, and I was on the receiving end of this potion. Of course, my long thick hair was indeed evidence that this potion worked. (I so need to make this soon) To make it simpler, I have also linked all the ingredients in Amazon, for easy shopping. Without further ado, here is the recipe: Mustard OilRead More →

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