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Faiza Zarif

Faiza Zarif is a passionate cooking content creator, whose journey began in 2012 when she started sharing her culinary creations on YouTube and through her website, Cook With Faiza. Over the years, Faiza has captivated audiences with her easy-to-follow recipes and vibrant food videos, making her channel a go-to place for food enthusiasts, especially those who enjoy the rich flavors of South Asian cuisine.But Faiza’s story is more than just about cooking—it's about resilience, love, and honoring her roots. Born as the daughter of the late Pakistani film legend, Mr. Munawar Zareef, she was only 2 or 3 years old when her father tragically passed away. Though she had little time with him, his legacy lived on, inspiring her to create something meaningful. Despite the early loss, Faiza grew up surrounded by the love of family, a sense of responsibility, and the deep, lasting impression of her father’s legacy in the world of arts and entertainment.Cooking became her therapy, her passion, and eventually, a way to connect with people from all over the world. Her recipes not only carry the flavors of her heritage but also the warmth of her spirit, as she shares a piece of her heart with every dish.From her humble beginnings to now, with over a million subscribers on YouTube and a growing audience on her website, Faiza Zarif continues to inspire people to embrace the joy of cooking and share the love of food with their families. Her journey is a beautiful reminder of how passion, determination, and love for one’s roots can create something truly remarkable.
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Desi Yakhni (Mutton Broth) served in a bowl with tender mutton pieces and aromatic spices. Non Vegetarian S soup
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Desi Yakhni Recipe (Mutton Broth)

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Desi Yakhni is a flavorful and aromatic South Asian mutton broth made by simmering tender mutton neck with a mix of whole spices. This soothing, healing dish is perfect for cold days, offering a rich and nutritious meal that pairs wonderfully with rice or is enjoyed as a comforting soup.