Lo jee waheed k fry kabab to mai le ae ab wo kiya khaye ga 😂

our family favorite recipe....#eidkaypakwan..5 week challenge..cookpad

Chapli Kabab is one of the most famous kabab in India & Pakistan. India is known for its rich culture and heritage. But when it comes to food, the curries and kababs are in another league. No meal in Indian cuisine is complete without Kabab. They have their own identity and uniqueness. A tougher stand out. So here is Chapli Kabab recipe from the abundant recipes that India has to offer. Chapli Kabab is originally from Afghanistan but widely accepted elsewhere, Specially India.

Healthier version of dahi ke kabab without deep fry and yes it’s purely vegetarian!!

I made this shami kabab in Lucknow style and it turned out awesome. The taste is super 😋. We can made it for any occasion. #kidstiffin#deepfried#5pm#5ing

I like to experiment with different ingredients and come up with new recipes. This is one of them and one of my favorite veggie kabab. One can call it veggie burger or cutlets too.Prep time : 20 minutesCooking time : 30 minutesThere are varieties of veggies available in the market and the most amazing thing about this recipe is that you do not have to stuck with the one I have used here. You can add the veggies of your own choice and can make varieties of kababs. 🙂

#goldenapronpost 17#deepfriedMy favourite kabab which I learnt from my mom, the creamy texture of kabab the surprise boiled egg inside aahaaaaa what a taste😋

Today I am sharing the recipe of chapli kabab by one of my favourite chefs, the late Chef Zakir. I used to watch his cooking shows and learned a lot. Chef Zakir was an expert on Pakistani cuisine as well as international cuisine. He passed away in April of this year.Chapli kabab are thin ground beef patties made with aromatics and spices. Unlike your usual grilled kababs, Chapli Kababs are fried so they’re browned on the outside and tender on the inside. Chapli Kabab have a unique flavour, with ingredients like dried pomegranate seeds (anardana) to lend them a slight tang and coarsely ground coriander to enhance their already crispy exterior.Authentic Chapli Kababs are typically a medium to large flat patty, weighing around 75-100 grams per piece. They are typically about 1-2 inches in thickness. One of the characteristic features of Peshawari Chapli Kebab is its traditional cooking technique, which involves shallow (almost deep) frying the kebabs in a pan rather than grilling them.The name “chapli” is derived from the Pahto word “chaprikh/chaplet” which means “flat” and alludes to the flat, round and flattened shape of the kabab.Originally a delicacy in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, in the city of Peshawar, they are now a popular street food and restaurant favourite throughout Pakistan.The dish’s rich history and unique flavor profile make it a favorite among food enthusiasts looking to experience the traditional flavors of the region.#june2026

#5pm#chefbypassionHara bhara kebabs are vegetarian kebabs made of spinach, green peas, potatoes, herbs and basic spices. These pan fried hara bhara kebabs are nutritious and delicious with the goodness of greens and health.My daughter has a strong dislike for greens, green peas and sprouted moong. So inorder to make her consume these, I made some changes in this kebab. She didn't know what went into the making of this kebab. As soon as it was ready, she ate it. She eating it means she liked it. I am happy I made her eat what she dislikes because it was the question of eating healthy. I don't mind the kebabs not looking hara like it's name.

One of my favorite Mediterranean restaurants serve up the best kefta kabobs ever! I had to recreate my own so I could have it any time. So simple, and the flavors are easy to match.

I was looking for something which is easy, quick and kids should get tempted after seeing the preparation, end up this recipe on one of the site and on preparing this it came out really well. Thats why thought of sharing here.

I've long been a fan of Persian cuisine and there are several such restaurants around here that are one of my favourite places to eat. Since the pandemic lockdowns though eating there has been impossible, so I tried to replicate their dishes at home with some success. Here's my attempt at Chelo Kebab. 🇮🇷