Tag Archive for: Pakistani Cuisine

Pakistan – Mutton Rosh

This dish is the heart of Balochi Cuisine in Pakistan. The meat dish is always loved by every people of Pakistan, whereas consumption of meat is very highly recommended on the festivals like especially on EID, Eid ul Azha, where animals like goat, lamb, cow are scarifies in the morning with the prayer and many of the meat dishes are made and ROSH is among of them.

Pakistan – Dahi Bary / Dahi Bhallay / Dahi Vada

This dish has three names as given in the title Dahi Bhallay, Dahi baray, Dahi vada. DAHI is known as yogurt in Urdu and it is the main ingredient of the dish. There are so many stores, hawkers in the street having this snack. This simple tasty and yummy snack is originated from the Indian subcontinent the Punjab region and now famous in Pakistan and India and also included in the national snack.

Pakistan – Tikka Malai Boti Handi

This dish is very popular and fusion of two different dishes which are tikka and Handi. The literary meaning of the word ”MALAI” that comes from the word MAKHAN means butter in Urdu. This dish has four words.

Pakistan – Keemay Bhare Matar

Matar keema is an Indian pie of the Mughal Empire. In the Indian region, this food represents special events such as holidays. Interestingly, the Mughal family has this dish in their weekly list. In the beginning, this dish was called Matar keema, but now it is called as Keema Matar.

Pakistan – Traditional Moti Pulao (Mutton Meatballs With Spicy Rice) With Raita

Moti pulao is actually soft and moisture spicy rice with small meatballs in it.This is the most flavorful and delicious lucnch or dinner.The hot spicy rice with mutton meatballs in it is the most famous in Pakistan especially in Karachi.

Pakistan – Local Cuisine Lahori Chargah

Chargah is a special whole chicken dish in which the whole chicken is spiced up with traditional spices, ingredients and yogurt than marinated it for 12 hours or whole night.

India, Pakistan, Bangladesh – Matar Keema

Matar Keema is minced lamb and green peas dish originated in Persia. This traditional dish is most famous in Indian Subcontinent. We can made matar keema with beef, chicken or with other meat.

Pakistan, India – Traditional Tawa Boti Kebab (Beef)

You can’t envision celebrating your upbeat minutes without great nourishment and when it comes to kebabs, there’s nothing way better than savoring this dish within the bona fide way.

Pakistan, India – Traditional Bhindi Gosht (Ladyfingers With Meat)

Bhindi gosht is a special type of desi cuisine that originates from the Indian Subcontinent. In Pakistan, everyone knew about that dish and made it almost every home once a week. I personally liked it very much its taste and aroma are so fantastic and mouthwatering. Pakistan is the only country that has many desi dishes and their people loved them so much. Bhindi Gosht is an Urdu or Hindi language word which means ladyfingers with meat. The actual origin is undefined but from the sources of food historians, it is originated and rooted in the Indian Subcontinent around about 18th.century.

Pakistan – Daal Makhni (Butter Lentil)

Daal makhni is an Asian dish originated in Indian Subcontinent. Its primary ingredients are black lentil, white beans and butter. The word daal means lentil and makhni means butter.