#happybirthdaycookpadYa kabab mari Ami ke favorite ha .or aj bi many Ami ke khany pay banay ha .bohat simple or yummy ha . kise nay 4khay or kise nay 3

#HFFmonsoonspecial#greenveg /post -2The name itself suggests that these are green kababs made with spinach,beans or peas and other green vegetables.Adding green vegetables makes it healthy and if it is shallow fried.Deep fried gives an extra crunch to the kababs and the excess oil may be absorbed when frying and draining them on kitchen tissues.Serve this delicious starter item with any dip of your choice and is a sure heat at any parties.

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

#goldenapron /Post -15/Date: 10.6.19#5pm /Post -2This is a delicious melt in mouth starter item or simply as a snack it can be taken with evening tea.Adding fresh cream or malai makes it juicy.This is normally done in a tandoor or grilled but here it is pan roasted and easy to make.

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Crispy tasty appetiser

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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

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

Very popular starter in India. It is made of potatoes, spinach, green beans, peas. It’s nutritious as well as delicious.These kababs can be baked too.