Tag Archive for: Indian Cuisine

Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Afghanistan – Qabili Palao (Pilaf)

Qabili palao is one of the most famous dishes in Pakistan. It is prepared with the meat and rice full of spices. The meaning of this dish is actually divided into words, it originated from the word “ QABIL” in Urdu which has the meaning of surefooted.

Pakistan, India, Bangladesh – Lady Finger

Lady finger is the most local cuisine of Asian countries like Pakistan, India and Bangladesh. This dish is delicious as well as healthy. Many people like this dish because of it’s good taste and it is healthy as well.

Pakistan, India – Traditional Halwa Kaddu Gosht (Pumpkin Pudding with Mutton)

The main components of this dish are Pumpkin and Mutton meat. This dish is not expensive, but due to the little bit of the cost of mutton meat, it could be expensive, that’s why not every middle-class person can afford this dish. In the time Mughal Empire it is firstly introduced by the chef of the King and the King loves the way that he is cooked this dish.

Pakistan, India, Bangladesh – Kanji

Kanji is a traditional fermented Pakistani drink. Kanji has a unique flavor a sour and a salty drink. Everyone like this during the fall and in winter season.

Pakistan, India – Dhaba-Style Daal Channa (Split Bengal Gram)

Daal Chana is an Urdu word that means Splat Bengal Gram in English. This delicious dish is very famous all over Asia. It is full of nutrition and healthy diets.

Pakistan, India – Delicious Mutton Shorba (Mutton Curry)

Mutton Shorba is a popular dish all across Asia. Mutton Shorba means the curry of muttons mix boti (pieces). Commonly this dish is available from many restaurants, Dhabas, etc., and also easily cooks at your own home. This dish is firstly introduced by the Indian Subcontinent.

Pakistan, India, Bangladesh – Mutton Paya (Trotters) – Street Food

Mutton Paya (Trotters) is a traditional food in Pakistan. It is made with goat legs. More peoples of Pakistan made it at own home and served in some event, festival and gathering etc.

Pakistan, India – Traditional Mutton Kaleji Masala

Pakistan is the only country in West Asia that produced a lot of desi dishes and enjoyed these dishes by everyone. Traditional Kaleji Masala is one of them that produced by Pakistan. On the occasion of Eid-ul-Azha (an eid to sacrifices), Eid we Muslims do sacrifice their animals and shared some meat with the poor and their relatives. There are also different claims about the origin of Kaleji Masala.

Pakistan, India, Bangladesh – Gachak (Jaggary and Peanut)

Gachak is a solid form of jaggery syrup filled with peanuts like crystal. This is the most famous sweet of winters in Pakistan, which is commonly present in the local shops as well so everyone can enjoy this sweet.

Pakistan, India – Keema Masala (Beef Mince Gravy)

This mince meat recipe is a easy, quick, favorable and delectable recipe that is cooked usually in the Pakistani kitchen. This dish is comes from the old traditional recipes with the authentic flavours of the Pakistani traditional spices.