Nihari

Every country has it's own special cuisine. Pakistan being the multicultural nation has so many special food with different recipes and taste. Pakistani cuisine is also very popular and appreciated in the world. Nihari is one the popular beef stew rich in flavour, full of strong spices, topped with ghee or oil layer with beautifully tender meat commonly made with beef shank.
I always wanted to make a perfect nihari with my own masala then I found this recipe from my sister's friend who belongs to Dehli. And after trying this I never looked back at packet masalas. Nothing can beat the taste of freshly homemade ground spices. I hope you will like and try this 😋😋#MeatyEid
Nihari
Every country has it's own special cuisine. Pakistan being the multicultural nation has so many special food with different recipes and taste. Pakistani cuisine is also very popular and appreciated in the world. Nihari is one the popular beef stew rich in flavour, full of strong spices, topped with ghee or oil layer with beautifully tender meat commonly made with beef shank.
I always wanted to make a perfect nihari with my own masala then I found this recipe from my sister's friend who belongs to Dehli. And after trying this I never looked back at packet masalas. Nothing can beat the taste of freshly homemade ground spices. I hope you will like and try this 😋😋#MeatyEid
Steps
- 1
Grind all the whole masala into a fine powder. Make yakhni of bones with little salt, turmeric and red chillies, remove bones when it is done.
- 2
Take a big pan and add oil and meat. Put ginger garlic paste, tez paat and saute for a minute or two. Now add ground nihari masala and saute for 4 to 5 min. Add yakhni of bones and large quantity of water in the pan.
- 3
When it starts to boil then slow the flame and leave it for 2 to 3 hrs until the meat is tender or pressure cook it.
- 4
Or alternatively pressure cook it for approx 30 min on medium heat. Now roast the flour with 2 tbsp of oil and add it in nihari. Let it cook for nearly 20 min on low flame. Keep stirring. When it gets thick it's done. If you want extra taari on top then add liitle tarka of more ground daigi mirch with oil, I want it less oily so I skip this step. Enjoy with tandoori roti. 😋
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