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Ramadan iftar without Electricity
Ramadan iftar without electricity can be challenging, but it's definitely possible. Here are a few ideas for a traditional iftar meal that can be prepared without electricity:
Dates: Break your fast with dates, which are a traditional food to break the fast in Ramadan. Dates are a good source of energy and nutrients, and are easy to prepare and eat without electricity.
Soup: Prepare a pot of soup ahead of time using a gas stove or firewood. Vegetable or lentil soup are good options that can be prepared without electricity and are filling and nutritious.
Salad: Prepare a salad with fresh vegetables such as cucumber, tomato, and lettuce. You can dress it with lemon juice and olive oil, which don't require refrigeration.
Bread: Prepare or buy some fresh bread, such as pita or naan, to eat with your soup or salad.
Fruit: Serve fresh fruit such as watermelon, melon, or grapes for dessert.
It's important to drink plenty of water during iftar, so make sure to have clean water available. You can store water in a clean container or use a water filter to purify water from a natural source.
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