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Sindhi cuisine refers to cuisine from Sindh, now a part of Pakistan. This cuisine has been influenced by its neighbors too. So there is a lot of intense cuisine history in Sindhi cooking. Sindhi Cuisine is delightful and is best known for the variety and simplicity of dishes.

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