Parsi New Year
Chicken Farcha- 15 mins
- Sali Boti (Parsi Meat Dish)
- 1 15 mins
- Lagan Nu Custard
- 1 mins
- Patrani Machchi
- 45 mins
- Kid Gosht
- 1 10 mins
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