Kolhapuri Sukka Mutton
Living up to its origin, this Kolhapuri mutton sukha is a fiery dry preparation, tastes best with bhakri or can be wrapped as a stuffing in parathas, rolls.
Living up to its origin, this Kolhapuri mutton sukha is a fiery dry preparation, tastes best with bhakri or can be wrapped as a stuffing in parathas, rolls.
Sunday brunch option sorted. This fiery Mangalorean chicken cooked in coconut-based gravy and served with neer dosas make for a satiated and blissful meal.
Daffodil is called Nargis in Persian and this dish gets its name from there since when the stuffed kofta is cut the bright yellow of the yolk of the egg surrounded by white resembles the centre of the flower.
Mutton cooked in a fiery and flavourful gravy that has a smoky touch that makes this curry amazingly drool worthy. Try it out once and you will definitely want to have it again and again.
A beautifully vibrant rice dish with vegetables, cooked under dum which brings out the depth of flavours, textures, aromas and taste. A truly classic rice dish.
Mutton cooked with potatoes in a flavourful yogurt based gravy. Yes, that’s how the Bongs love their mngsho or mutton! Best served with rice or porotha.
A Rampuri delight, an ancient recipe with rich heritage and history! The speciality of this korma comes from the way the mutton stock is cooked to add that gelatinous texture yet forms a smooth gravy.