Nazma Rahman moved to Kingston, Ontario in 1970. In this episode she teaches me a Bangladeshi masoor daal with panch phoran. You will hear a mostly long kitchen soundscape followed by a conversation I had with Nazma Aunty and her husband, Hafizur Uncle, about what it was like to be Muslim here back in the day, and how they established the Islamic Society of Kingston.
Nazma Rahman is from Nilphamari, Bangladesh. She has lived in Kingston, Ontario, since 1970, where she is a founding member of the Islamic Society of Kingston. Access her daal recipe here.
Intro and exit music: Creep by Lal @lalforest
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