DIY DAL KIT FOR PAKISTAN FLOOD RELIEF

DIY DAL KITS by Jaya Chandna (IG: @putalilspiceonit)

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DIY DAL KIT (serves 2)
This dal is from my great grandmother's kitchen and is a recipe common to both India and Pakistan.

You will receive:

- Dried lentils

- Whole spices

- Freshly roasted & ground spice mix

- Recipe and information card 

You will need:

- Red onion, tomato, ginger, garlic, oil

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All of your donation (minus ingredient and p&p costs est £3-4) will go to DEC's Flood Relief appeal.

1. DAL KIT - £12

2. DAL KIT GIFT EDITION - £15 Dal kit will arrive wrapped in beautiful fabric and gift tag- you will receive an e-mail to add your own message. 

Pakistan Floods

Devastating floods have left one third of Pakistan under water (that's equivalent to the entirety of the UK). 33 million people have been affected, with 6 million people in desperate need of humanitarian aid. 

Pakistan is responsible for less than 1% of global emissions, yet it is the eighth most vulnerable nation to the climate crisis. It is paying a hefty price. The floods have damaged more than a million homes, swept away entire villages, livelihoods, crops, schools and roads. People urgently need food, clean drinking water and shelter. 

Where will my donation go?

DEC charities are working directly or through local partners to help save lives, providing food, temporary shelter, medical aid, clean water and sanitation but more funds are urgently needed.

The Disaster Emergency Committee have set up ring-fenced funding to provide food, water, shelter and urgent medical care.

Want to know more?

Article from Farrah Naz, Country Director, Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition, Pakistan

Podcast: Climate change, leaving Pakistan out to dry

The Guardian, Full Story: The human cost of Pakistan’s devastating floods

Gideon Mendel: Fire / Flood Exhibition. 25th November - 31st May, Soho Photography Quarter.