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Aug
04
Posted by Hash
Some people really love this speciality dish. Although it is not that difficult to prepare it does require about 70 minutes of your time. It tastes great and once you learn it you’ll love to do it again. Indian version of this popular subcontinental dish utilises a pinch of asafoetida (heeng). People on the Pakistani side don’t use heeng that often. So here we go.
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Mar
25
Posted by Hash
An all time favourite of my nephew, who would go to any length to make his demand for koftas being met the very same day! Traditionally cooking koftas has been considered more of a hassle by desi women, here we prove it to be a delightfully simple and delicious recipe. Go for the leanest choice minced lamb and you will end up with real suave and succulent koftas. Try not to make the meat balls (koftas) too hard while forming them.
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Mar
24
Posted by Hash
A Kashmiri style mutton delight permanently featured by Pakistani and Indian restaurants all over the world. Rogan Josh is hugely popular with the Westerners just as well. In fact, this recipe is on a special request of a long time Welsh friend of mine. Once you get the hang of it, you’ll love to cook this delicious curry again, sooner than later.
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Mar
21
Posted by Hash
Mutton Dopiaza (double dose of onions) is a main course meal prepared very often at festivals. Mutton pieces cooked with whole spices, onions and yogurt turn in to mouth watering main course.
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Mar
12
Posted by Hash
Another easy to cook and great tasting vegetarian dish from the Subcontinent. In that magical land vegetables still mean a lot. Cheap to buy, easy to cook and great aromatic flavours! Can’t wait to get your hands on the nearest available aubergine? Here we go..
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Mar
12
Posted by Hash
This is an Eid-ul-Azha (A Muslim Festival) favourite. The mere idea of succulent and juicy liver pieces in light gravy is delightful. Mutton liver marinated with green chilies, ginger, and pepper is cooked in its own juices for a real yummy meal.
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Mar
10
Posted by Hash
Cauliflower is widely popular and has a special place in the hearts of millions of Indians and Pakistanis, especially since it is a seasonal vegetable to be prized in the all too short winter months. It is abundantly available throughout Sub-continent as well as in Western countries. It provides a great tasting and easy to cook vegetarian dish.
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Mar
09
Posted by Hash
The Pakistani curry is amazingly diverse and versatile, embracing almost all of the seasonal vegetables in addition to mutton, chicken, fish, seafood and eggs. The curries are generally cooked over an open flame, with liberal doses of spices in vegetable oil. Traditional accompaniments are rice, either plain boiled or fried; and an assortment of flat breads like chapatti/s, roti/s and naan/s. These are made fresh from wheat or flour dough, and served hot off the oven.
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Mar
01
Posted by Hash
Seafood tastes great whichever way you cook it, Chinese, Pakistani or whatever. However, the great taste of shrimps really shines out in this simple recipe that we bring just for you!
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Feb
11
Posted by Hash
Okra is a common vegetable all over Pakistan and India. It is one of my personal favourites. The tasty chewy flavor is one to be relished. Makes a great quick cooking vegetarian dish served with chappati or naan bread and fresh salads.
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