Nargisi Kofte
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.
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 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.
Indeed a heritage recipe! This creamy, velvety kebab from Awadh will have you coming back for more. Serve with flaky paranthas and enjoy a royal culinary experience.
A lazeez Hyderabadi-style rice and meat preparation. This biryani has mutton marinated with myriad aromatics, covered with flavourful fine Basmati rice and cooked on dum to delicious perfection.
A Rampuri delight - unique biryani made with ‘do gosht’ which mean ‘two meats’! It has mutton and chicken mince balls that are cooked with basmati rice in a rich yakhni. An exotic biryani indeed!
Ready in a jiffy, this outer rind of the watermelon turns into a wonderful sabzi. You can brag about how good you are with sustainable cooking now.
Shevala or dragon stalk yam is a seasonal ingredient so make sure to use it when it is available. This delicious gravy using this unique ingredient is definitely a must try.