#healthylunchLike any good stew, Nihari is cooked for hours for flavours to really enhance. I didn’t want to wait that long to dive into my nihari.So I used a pressure cooker. Blend the spices, add meat, spices and water and you have your nihari steaming ready in less than TWO hours.If you like,You can also cook Muttun stew using same process and same spices.Let's cook my one of favorite recipe 😊.

Kashmiri chile is like super charged paprika! Red for days.

Modified from the recipe on Saveur. This recipe makes a curried lamb in a pressure cooker that cooks in an hour and falls apart in a spiced sauce. You could make this in a dutch oven instead, but it will take longer. The masala is made from whole spices, but you can substitute store bought. Serve over turmeric rice with minced cilantro and raita. I make my raita with curried fermented limes and Greek yogurt

Very old n delicious dish of mughal times..#mycookbook

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Donne Biryani Masala Powder is a spice mix of freshly grounded variety of whole garam masalas. Aromatic spice blend used to prepare Bangalore special chicken donne biryani and mutton donne biryani.

#5pmGalauti / Gilawatti or Gilavat (means which has tenderizer or melts in the mouth) . It is one of the softest kebabs that melts in your mouth: a feast for the Kings.It is the legendary among all kebabs made usually for ageing Nawabs who ultimately can't chew the meats they love. So these were introduced to their meals which needs not to chew and in turns melts in mouth on it's own.

Galauti / Gilawatti or Gilavat (means which has tenderizer or melts in the mouth) . It is one of the softest kebabs that melts in your mouth: a feast for the Kings.It is the legendary among all kebabs made usually for ageing Nawabs who ultimately can't chew the meats they love. So these were introduced to their meals which needs not to chew and in turns melts in mouth on it's own.

For centuries, the world has been fascinated by Indian spices, which make food delicious and aromatic. These spices have been an essential part of our cuisine. There's something special about homemade spices; the aroma and taste of spices ground on a traditional stone grinder can't be matched by store-bought ones. In today's world, working women often don't have the time to grind spices daily. If you want to add a spicy kick to your food, I'm sharing a homemade garam masala recipe that will enhance every dish.

My mom make this spice special for me when I visit her.can store for months.

Our farm recipe missed half the ingredients that cookpad member Renukabala listed in her recent recipe, and hers tastes much better. I did substitute black stone flower with more cumin, although the original spice is available on amazon. I am allergic to lichen. Here is our new updated improved version. Thank you Renukabala.