u/nikassanet

Hi everyone.
Over the past few years, the world has heard many stories about Afghanistan:stories of conflict, displacement, and people forced to leave their homes. But I worry that, in the middle of all that, the world sometimes forgets something just as important: the culture, traditions, and everyday moments that actually make a home feel like HOME.For most of us, one of those things is food.
A family recipe isn't just a list of ingredients.Instead,It's something passed down from generations to generations . It's memories of celebrations, comfort during difficult times, and a connection to the place where a family came from.
I'm creating a **Recipe Book** with traditional recipes of families to help preserve their stories through food. If you or your family have been displaced from Afghanistan and would be willing to share, I would be honored to include your family's recipe and its story.
I'd love to hear:
1)A favorite family recipe
2)The story behind the dish
3)Any memories or traditions connected to it
4)Anything you'd like others to know about Afghan culture through this meal
You can remain completely anonymous if you'd like!
My hope is that, years from now, people won't only remember the hardships Afghans have endured,they'll also remember the incredible culture, hospitality, and traditions that deserve to live on.
Thank you for reading. ❤️

Hi everyone,
Lately I've been thinking a lot about how much culture can be lost when people are forced to leave their homes. It honestly makes me sad that so many parts of people's heritage can slowly be forgotten.
So I wanted to start creating a Refugee Recipe Book,a collection of recipes from refugee families along with the stories behind them. Food is a powerful tool for preserving culture, history, and memories, and I think these recipes deserve to be remembered!!
If you or your family came to another country as refugees and would be willing to share, I'd love to hear:
A family recipe

Where your family is originally from

The story behind the dish (if there is one)

Any memories or traditions connected to it

You can stay completely anonymous if you'd prefer. Every recipe, no matter how simple, is a piece of someone's history.
Thank you for reading, and thank you to anyone who decides to share their family's story. ❤️

Hi everyone,
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about how much culture can be lost when people are forced to leave their homes. Languages change, traditions fade, and sometimes even family recipes disappear over generations. It honestly makes me sad that so many parts of people’s heritage can slowly be forgotten.
So I wanted to start creating a REFUGEE RECIPE ATLAS,a collection of recipes from refugee families along with the stories behind them. Food is a powerful tool for preserving culture, history, and memories, and I think these recipes deserve to be remembered.
If you or your family came to another country as refugees and would be willing to share, I’d love to hear:
A family recipe
Where your family is originally from
The story behind the dish (if there is one)
Any memories or traditions connected to it
You can stay completely anonymous if you’d prefer. Every recipe, no matter how simple, is a piece of someone’s history.
Thank you for reading, and thank you to anyone who decides to share their family’s story.

Hi everyone,
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about how much culture can be lost when people are forced to leave their homes. Languages change, traditions fade, and sometimes even family recipes disappear over generations. It honestly makes me sad that so many parts of people’s heritage can slowly be forgotten.
So I wanted to start creating a Refugee Recipe Book,a collection of recipes from refugee families along with the stories behind them. Food is a powerful tool for preserving culture, history, and memories, and I think these recipes deserve to be remembered.
If you or your family came to another country as refugees and would be willing to share, I’d love to hear:
A family recipe
Where your family is originally from
The story behind the dish (if there is one)
Any memories or traditions connected to it
You can stay completely anonymous if you’d prefer. Every recipe, no matter how simple, is a piece of someone’s history.
Thank you for reading, and thank you to anyone who decides to share their family’s story.

Hi everyone.
Over the past few years, the world has heard many stories about Afghanistan:stories of conflict, displacement, and people forced to leave their homes. But I worry that, in the middle of all that, the world sometimes forgets something just as important: the culture, traditions, and everyday moments that actually make a home feel like HOME.For most of us, one of those things is food.
A family recipe isn't just a list of ingredients.Instead,It's something passed down from generations to generations . It's memories of celebrations, comfort during difficult times, and a connection to the place where a family came from.
I'm creating a Recipe Book with traditional recipes of families to help preserve their stories through food. If you or your family have been displaced from Afghanistan and would be willing to share, I would be honored to include your family's recipe and its story.
I'd love to hear:
1)A favorite family recipe
2)The story behind the dish
3)Any memories or traditions connected to it
4)Anything you'd like others to know about Afghan culture through this meal
You can remain completely anonymous if you'd like!
My hope is that, years from now, people won't only remember the hardships Afghans have endured,they'll also remember the incredible culture, hospitality, and traditions that deserve to live on.
Thank you for reading. ❤️

Hi everyone,
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about how much culture can be lost when people are forced to leave their homes. Languages change, traditions fade, and sometimes even family recipes disappear over generations. It honestly makes me sad that so many parts of people’s heritage can slowly be forgotten.
So I wanted to start creating a REFUGEE RECIPE ATLAS,a collection of recipes from refugee families along with the stories behind them. Food is a powerful tool for preserving culture, history, and memories, and I think these recipes deserve to be remembered.
If you or your family came to another country as refugees and would be willing to share, I’d love to hear:
A family recipe
Where your family is originally from
The story behind the dish (if there is one)
Any memories or traditions connected to it
You can stay completely anonymous if you’d prefer. Every recipe, no matter how simple, is a piece of someone’s history.
Thank you for reading, and thank you to anyone who decides to share their family’s story. ❤️