PakistaniFaloodaA tall, chilled rose-milk dessert drink layered with vermicelli, basil seeds, jelly and ice cream. Serve it at iftar parties, summer gatherings or whenever a cold treat is wanted.35 min·Serves 4
PakistaniKahwaA fragrant, golden-green tea simmered with cinnamon, cardamom, cloves and saffron, then topped with sliced almonds. It is served without milk and is lovely after a heavy meal or on a cold evening.15 min·Serves 4
PakistaniFalsa SharbatA deep purple summer cooler made from tart falsa berries, lightly sweetened and finished with black salt and mint. Cook it when falsay are in season and the days are hot.25 min·Serves 4
PakistaniShikanjviA cooling, tangy-sweet lemonade spiced with roasted cumin, black salt and fresh mint. It takes ten minutes to make and is the drink to reach for on a hot afternoon or at iftar.15 min·Serves 4
PakistaniKashmiri ChaiA soft pink, lightly salted milk tea made by boiling green tea leaves with a little baking soda, then finishing with milk and crushed nuts. It is a warming winter cup with a rich, silky body.40 min·Serves 4
PakistaniDoodh SodaDoodh Soda is a fizzy street-stall favourite made from sweetened cold milk topped with lemon-lime soda. It takes minutes to make and is especially welcome on hot evenings and at iftar.10 min·Serves 2
PakistaniLassiThick, cooling Punjabi-style yogurt lassi with two easy versions: a sweet one scented with cardamom and rose, and a salted one with roasted cumin and mint. Ready in ten minutes.10 min·Serves 4
PakistaniDoodh Patti ChaiStrong black tea brewed straight in milk, the way it is poured at dhabas across Pakistan. Add cardamom if you like.10 min·Serves 2
IndianMango LassiRipe mango blended with yogurt, milk and a pinch of cardamom. Best in season with Chaunsa or Sindhri mangoes.5 min·Serves 2