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Tried it as wanted some different taste.

Beef yakhni pulao is wonderful pulao recipe in which rice cooked in beef stock.On Eid-ul-Adha Pakistani people love to make it with fresh meat and it tastes really good when cooked with fresh meat. You can also make it with lamb/goat meat.This dish is in my childhood memories when She made it so good and I can’t stop eating this lovely yakhni pulao with yogurt dip.#Eidkaypakwaan #5WeeksChallenge #Cookpadapp

#reststyle - This is a traditional Kashmiri style pulao, loaded with dry fruits and cooked in saffron infused milk. It is a very easy recipe and quite popular in many restaurants. Though it slightly differs from the usual pulao as it has minimum of spices, is slightly towards the sweeter side due to the presence of dry fruits and is non spicy. Few chopped fresh fruits, fried paneer cubes and fried onion may be used to garnish this exotic rich pulao. It can be served along with any veg. / non-veg. side dish or raita.

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Chicken Pulao is a popular Pakistani dish made with chicken, aromatic spices, and fragrant Basmati rice. Pulao is known for its rich, aromatic flavours and tender chicken cooked in a flavorful broth called "yakhni," which is then mixed with Basmati rice. It can be a one-pot meal also. I prefer making it in two steps. Yes, it does take around twenty-five minutes more. However, given how much flavour the broth infuses into every bite, that is a minor price to pay.This recipe goes perfect with some raita, Iserved it with simple cumin raita. You can enjoy with any raita of choice. You will need a handful of ingredients to make this pulao and it comes together in less than an hour.

This blend of spices is very aromatic. Just a little bit added to Chinese dishes gives them great flavor. Use 1/4 to 1/2 level teaspoon to season Chinese dishes along with other ingredients.

#reststyle - This is a very delicious Mangalorean delicacy. It is very spicy and full of flavour coming from the ghee and a medley of various spices. It is very commonly found in many South Indian restaurants and is a popular one in the menu. It can be relished as a side dish with plain steamed rice, plain biryani, pulao, appam, idiyappam, dosa or just plain roti.

#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.