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Hyderabadi Recipes,40 Hyderabadi Dishes, Hyderabadi Food

We have a large collection of different types of Hyderabadi dishes. Yes, it's clrealy evident that Hyderabadi recipes and the different types of Hyderabadi dishes are super popular not only in South India but all across our lovely country. 

Hyderabadi cuisine is known for its tradition and richness. Even every day food is rich in flavour, with special masala pastes, while delicacies are even richer with abundant use of dry fruits and dairy products. We often find ingredients like cashew paste and fresh cream being used in gravies.

Likewise, dry fruits and nuts are also used extensively, not only in desserts and sweets but also in savoury Hyderabadi dishes like koftas, pulaos, subzis and snacks. This is due to the long period of Mughal rule in that region and the indestructible mark they have left on the culture and cuisine of the city.

Hyderabadi Dishes, it's all about Biryani

Veg Biryani have become synonymous with the Hyderabadi cuisine of that region. Biryani is a very richly flavoured rice preparation in which the rice is cooked with flavour-packed gravies, whole spices, veggies and other ingredients. The sequence in which the ingredients are added to the Biryani and the way the rice is cooked are all significant steps that make a Biryani perfect! Nowadays, it is easy to make Biryani using a pressure cooker or microwave oven, but the traditional method of cooking them in earthenware or closed handis gave them a special flavour and irresistible aroma.

Hyderabadi Recipes, Dals

Hyderabadi Khatti Dal is made daily in Hyderabad and a favourite of the region. Also the protein rich Spicy mixed dal is a must try.

Hyderabadi Dishes have the best Subzis

Mirchi ka Salan Hyderabadi style is a curry of Bhavnagari chillies, flavoured with a rich paste of roasted peanuts, coconut, sesame seeds and red chillies and is a great side dish for Biryani. Hyderabadi Veg Korma goes will with some hot naan.

Which paratha is the most popular Hyderabadi dish?

Our vote goes to Bidari Paratha and it goes really well with the famous Burhani Hyderabadi Raitas.

Hyderabadi Dishes, Sweet Dishes

A festive sweet from the rich Hyderabadi repertoire, the Double ka Meetha made with a unique mix of ingredients like bread, mava and almonds. We have Gil E Firdaus and lot more Hyderabadi sweet recipes.

Enjoy our vast collection of Hyderabadi recipes. My favourites are Qabooli Biryani, Hyderabadi Veg Haleem and Tamatar Ka Kut.

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Hyderabad Famous Sweets

Hyderabad Famous Sweets, Hyderabadi Sweets

We have a collection of 10 Hyderabad Famous Sweets recipes which are a must try.

Hyderabad Famous Sweets after Dinner

An authentic sweet to relish after a sumptuous Hyderabadi meal is the Khubani ka Meetha. Tangy yet sweet apricots with a hint of cardamom and saffron is served on a bed of luscious, creamy custard. Garnish with mixed nuts to make it more rich. If you are not a fan of custard, then you can make the Khubani Halwa in a jiffy. The multi-flavours and multi-textures are a delight to the palate.

Eid is incomplete without the authentic Sheer korma. Perked up with dry fruits like almond, cashewnuts, pistachios, raisins and dates, this sweet is delicious and satiating.

Hyderabad Famous Sweets for Festivals

Gil-e-Firdaus is a traditional Hyderabadi sweet made especially during festivals and weddings. Sabudana and crushed rice are cooked in milk and enhanced with an array of ingredients like bottle gourd, nuts, condensed milk and cashew paste to get a rich dessert.

Similar to the famous Lauki (Doodhi ka Halwa) Halwa, the Hyderabadi Lauki Kheer with Mini Rasgullas is a unique sweet with a liquidy consistency and mini rasgullas. It is generally chilled and served at weddings and other grand functions.

Deep-fried bread slices topped with rich and creamy rabdi makes the popular Indian sweet Shahi Tukda. You can make another similar preparation

Double ka Meetha, in which the bread slices are dipped in a sugar-syrup and finally poured with the milk-mixture. Th milk is made with mawa which improves it’s texture giving a different mouth-feel.

Biscuits are part of Hyderabadi Famous Sweets

The Hyderabadi irani chai is incomplete without Hyderabadi Osmania Biscuit (saffron flavoured biscuit) and Karachi Biscuit (Tutti Fruti Biscuit). They even form great gifts to pick up and distribute among your friends and family.

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Hyderabadi Soups

When it comes to the job of appetizing, nothing performs better than Indian veg soups, also known as shorbas. They are perked up with spices and leave a really warm taste on your palate. When the weather is cold or you are down with cold, nothing soothes better than a spicy Indian shorba. It not only reenergizes you but, also provides with warmth to the body.

You can make shorbas by simmering an assortment of vegetables in a broth or by boiling dal and blending them or may be combine both of them to cook something nutrient-rich. An addition of spices enhances the mouth-feel of the soups.

Go for a round of the ever-popular Shahi Badam Shorba to experience the creamy mouth-feel and exciting flavour. You can even substitute the vegetables with white stock to make this rich and luscious Almond Soup. The mildly nutty flavor will surely delight your taste buds.

Makai Shorba, the Indian-style corn soup with its sweet flavour and nutty texture, is quite satiating and soothing too. It is loved by one and all & is quite easy to make. Tomato Shorba whose tanginess is balanced with coconut milk is a refreshing, thick soup making it a filling meal. Enhance the flavor with the addition of coriander leaves and try the popular tamatar dhania ka shorba.

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Hyderabadi Sabzis

Hyderabadi Sabzis, Veg Hyderabadi Vegetables

Hyderabadi Sabzis, Veg Hyderabadi Vegetables. A flavour-packed treat for your palate, the Hyderabadi Baghara Baingan is loaded with the dynamic flavours of several seeds and spices. Slit brinjals are cooked with an aromatic and spicy tempering of seeds, curry leaves and green chillies, and a rich paste that contains a large gamut of flavourful ingredients ranging from onions and ginger to spice powders ad peanuts.

A colourful and crunchy assortment of veggies is cooked with a tempering of whole spices, and then perked up with fresh cream and spice powders to get the ever-popular Hyderabadi Mixed Veg Korma recipe.

A tangy masala mixture of curds, dried mango powder and other spice powders gives this dry, microwave-cooked Masaledar Arbi recipe a tongue-tingling flavour, while milk and cream give it a rich and luscious mouth-feel. Garnish this Masaledar Arbi with loads of coriander and serve it hot.

One of the most popular delicacies in the Telangana region, Tamatar ka Kut is a rich and spicy curry of tomatoes, flavoured with a powder of roasted sesame, groundnut and coconut. The ‘kut’ in the recipe name refers to this dry-roasted and powdered spice mix.

This delicious Hyderabadi Baingan Subzi, with the lingering flavour of spices, ranging from nigella and sesame seeds to coriander and cumin, comes to us in a surprising zero cholesterol formats

What to serve Hyderabadi Sabzis with?

Hyderabadis have their own authentic flatbreads to go with Hyderabadi sabzis like the Sheermal, Bakar Khani Naan, Bidari Paratha, Hyderabadi Paneer Potato Kulcha.

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Hyderabadi Veg Biryani recipes

Hyderabadi Biryani Recipes

Enjoy our collection of 5 Hyderabadi Biryani Recipes. 

Biryani has become synonymous with the Hyderabadi cuisine. Biryani is a very richly flavoured rice preparation in which the rice is cooked with flavour-packed gravies, whole spices, veggies and other ingredients. Although the authentic recipes were non-vegetarian, over time the vegetarian versions also became very famous.

The sequence in which the ingredients are added to the Biryani and the way the rice is cooked are all significant steps that make a Biryani perfect! Nowadays, it is easy to make Biryani using a pressure cooker or microwave oven.

The traditional method of cooking Biryani in an earthenware or closed handis gives them a special flavour and irresistible aroma. Relish the Lajjatdar Handi Biryani allowing every spoonful to rest on your palate and you will be able to discern the flavours. Another such preparation is the vegetable dum biryani, which is cooked in a closed handi sealed with chapati dough. This method is known as dum cooking which helps in sealing and retaining all the flavours.

Saffron-tinged rice layered with spicy kabooli chana gravy and baked for a while till the flavours meld to make an amazing one-dish meal Kabuli Chana Biryani. For kofta lovers, using the same ingredient i.e kabooli chana, you can make scrumptious koftas and toss them in a lip-smacking gravy and layer between rice to make delicious Kabuli Chana Kofta Biryani.

My personal favorites are the Hyderabadi Sofiyani Biryani and Egg Biryani Recipe which are extremely flavorful making it a dashing treat for your taste buds. Enjoy them with traditional accompaniments like Mirchi Ka Salan and Burhani raita.

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Hyderabadi Dal

5 Hyderabadi Dal Recipes you must try.

Hyderabadi Dal Recipes. Dal is an important component of the Indian cuisine. Most meals are incomplete without a serving of dal and each regions have different ways and local ingredients to prepare it. Most Hyderabadi dals are made by combining 2-3 dals together and are rich preparations. Shahi Dal made with rich ingredients like almonds, in oodles of ghee and finally enhanced with the addition of milk to give a creamy texture is not only delicious but, also nutritious.

Hyderabadi Khatti dal made with tangy ingredients like tomatoes and tamarind, myriad of spice powders and other pungent ingredients like ginger, garlic and green chillies is unique and tongue-tickling. It is a common preparation in most Hyderabadi households which is served with rice or roti.

Dalcha is an authentic preparation made using meat and dal but, we have come up with a vegetarian preparation. A wholesome dal made by combining chana dal, toovar dal, masoor dal and moong dal with spices and red pumpkin that balances the texture.

The Spicy Mixed dal is a protein-rich delight made by combibning with curd and enhancing with an array of spices. Infact, if you are looking for a quick recipe then this Mixed Dal in A Microwave. The tempering with butter and ghee is the masterstroke!

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Hyderabadi Indian Bread

Hyderabadi Indian Bread, Kulcha, Naan, Paratha 

Each region has its specific type of flatbread and indigenous ways of making them. Rotis, parathas and a variety of flatbreads are perfect accompaniment to relish with subzis and dals.

Hyderabadis have their own authentic flatbreads like the Sheermal, Bakar Khani Naan, Bidari Paratha, Hyderabadi Paneer Potato Kulcha.

Tandoori naan is the most famous Punjabi flatbread. Usually made with plain flour, sometimes to improve their texture, ingredients like curd, baking powder, baking soda or yeast are added to the dough. Influenced by the Moghul era, Sheermal a mildly-sweet, saffron-flavoured naan is a popular delight across the Indo-Pak sub-continent. The application of little ghee before serving accentuates the aroma manifold.

A spicy mixture of paneer and potato, stuffed and rolled thin, roasted on a tava with ghee gives the Hyderabadi paneer potato kulcha a holistic taste. It can be enjoyed as breakfast or as an evening snack. You can simply wrap it in a foil and carry in your lunch box. Cut it into fancy shape and serve with pickles or curd to make it look like an appetizing party starter.

Similar to the Kerala Parota, Bidari Paratha is a unique and interesting flaky paratha made by combining the perfect proportions of refined flour, wheat flour and semolina. The technique of rolling the paratha is special and it tastes amazing with tongue-tickling gravies and curries.

A naan similar to bread, the Bakar Khani Naan is mildly sweet flatbread flavored with elaichi powder and coated with poppy seed. The special technique of rolling and brushing with butter while rolling improves the taste and aroma.

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Hyderabadi Curry

6 Hyderabadi Curry Recipes you must make

Indian cuisine is vast and each region is influenced by locally available ingredients and the cultural heritage and communities residing there. Hyderabadi subzis have dynamic flavors because of the presence of ingredients like red chilies, coconut, sesame seeds and tamarind. They are either served for lunch or dinner along with various Indian breads, dal or accompaniments like raita, pickles, etc.

Although the name korma suggests that this is rich, and indeed this Hyderabadi mixed veg Korma features an array of crunchy and colourful veggies, cooked with rich ingredients like milk and cream and flavoured with garam masala and other spices.

Turn the boring baingan into lip-smacking subzis like the Hyderabadi Baghara Baingan or the Hyderabadi Baingan Subzi. These are flavorful gravies with strong flavours ranging from nigella and sesame seeds to coriander and cumin seeds, that makes even a plain rice or roti meal into a memorable one!

Traditional Hyderabadi Combination

Just like a bowl of khichdi is incomplete without kadhi, the traditional Hyderabadi biryani is incomplete without Mirchi Ka Salan, a curry of fresh green chillies, flavoured with a rich paste of roasted peanuts, coconut, sesame seeds and red chillies.

Tamatar ka Kut, a rich and tangy curry made with tomatoes and an assortment of dry-roasted and powdered spice mix. Also, the final tempering of onion seeds and garlic enhances the flavor.

Do try cooking from our Hyderabadi Subzi collection and serve it hot with rice or rotis . You can also try other Hyderabadi specialties like Dum Biryani and Burhani Raita.

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mirchi ka salan recipe | Hyderabadi mirchi ka salan | healthy mirchi ka salan | with amazing 28 images. Hyderabadi mirchi ka salan is an Indian curry of Bhavnagri chillies, flavoured with a rich paste of roasted peanuts, coconut, sesame seeds and red chillies. mirchi ka salan is a curry very famous from Hyderabad and Telangana which is usually had with Hyderabadi biryani. All the ingredients blend very well and the taste is heavenly. If you are a spicy food lover, this mirchi ka salan is definitely for you!! Mirchi in hindi refers to green chilli and salan in an urdu word which refers to curry. People have Hyderabadi mirchi ka salan along biryani but this versatile curry also goes very well with chapatti, rice or paratha. The spicy paste in Hyderabadi mirchi ka salan gives you a delectable kick, while tamarind pulp packs the extra punch. The chillies are not all that spicy, so it complements the paste very well. Also make sure, the smooth and creamy gravy of Hyderabadi mirchi ka salan recipe should not be very thin. You can retain the seeds in the chillies if you like a spicy mirchi ka salan. The gravy has healthy ingredients like peanuts, sesame and coconut which gives the gravy an earthy and nutty flavour. Before adding raw peanuts in the mirchi ka salan recipe, taste one to ensure its freshness as rancid peanuts can destroy the entire dish. Also, do check the dry coconut, as sometimes the oils in it go rancid. In every respect, this tongue-tickling curry is the perfect match for Hyderabadi Biryani – and definitely a must-try. You can also have a go at other recipes like the Hyderabadi Sofiyani Biryani or Hyderabadi Baingan Subzi. Learn to make mirchi ka salan recipe | Hyderabadi mirchi ka salan | healthy mirchi ka salan | with detailed step by step recipe photos and video below.

spicy mixed dal recipe | Punjabi style mixed dal | healthy mixed dal | with amazing 20 images With five protein-rich dals, this Spicy Mixed Dal version combines curds and traditional spices to give a tangy, spicy, delectable accompaniment for parathas and rotis. We have started by pressure cooking a combination of 5 dals : yellow moong dal, masoor dal, urad dal, chana dal and toovar dal to make spicy mixed dal. You can used any dals that you have available in your pantry to make the healthy mixed spicy dal. For the tempering take ghee in a kadhai, you can use oil or butter if you wish to. Add cumin seeds, onions and ginger garlic paste. Add tomatoes, use ripe ones to get the best quality dal. Further, add garam masala, coriander cumin seed powder and red chilli powder. Once all the masalas are cooked, add whisked curd which provides protein and calcium making the dal healthy. Add coriander leaves for freshness and add the cooked dal and cook it. Our Punjabi style mixed dal is ready to be served!! To perk up the flavour of mixed dal you can even give it a twist by adding second tempering, Punjabi tadka over it or giving dal a chaunk!! The spicy mixed dal recipe is easy and quick to prepare all you needn’t to do is soak the dals to ensure uniform cooking. At home we have it with steamed rice. Most households routinely prepare dal as a part of their everyday meal. Different states have different homely ways of cooking dal, but one commonality is that most it are quick and easy to prepare so can prepared with much ado on a routine basis. Enjoy spicy mixed dal recipe | Punjabi style mixed dal | healthy mixed dal | with detailed step by step photos and video below.

doodhi ka halwa recipe | dudhi ka halwa using mawa | lauki ka halwa | with 23 amazing images. A traditional Punjabi mithai, lauki ka halwa that everybody has a reason to like—some for the taste, some for the goodness of doodhi and milk, and some for the warm feeling it instills on a rainy day! Our lauki ka halwa recipe is a quick dudhi ka halwa made with just 5 ingredients, lauki, milk, sugar, mawa (khoya) and ghee. lauki ka halwa and gajjar ka halwa are the most popular halwa’s to make. This quick lauki ka halwa uses very little ghee to make. You must use freshly grated dudhi in the halwa and we have not removed the water. When the dudhi has become soft while cooking then add the sugar. I know some busy-bees who would stop over at a sweetmeat stall, have a cup of lauki ka halwa and a samosa in lieu of a meal, and continue their work with full energy! Besides sweet you can consume doodhi in a variety of other dishes like Doodhiya Kheech, Doodhi Theplas, Doodhi Muthia , Doodhi and Chana Dal Subzi, Budijaw and Doodhi Kheer. Enjoy doodhi ka halwa recipe | dudhi ka halwa using mawa | lauki ka halwa | with step by step photos.

paneer hyderabadi recipe | dhaba style Hyderabadi paneer gravy | Hyderabadi paneer masala | with 48 amazing images. In this dhaba style Hyderabadi paneer gravy, pieces of paneer are cooked in a unique blend of spices, giving it a distinctive flavor. Learn how to make paneer hyderabadi recipe | dhaba style Hyderabadi paneer gravy | Hyderabadi paneer masala | paneer hyderabadi is a royal dish rooted in the cuisine of Hyderabad, celebrated for its bold and aromatic flavors. The main ingredient, paneer, is cooked in a luxurious gravy made from a blend of whole spices, fresh herbs like coriander and mint, and a creamy base of yogurt or cream. The use of mint and coriander gives it a fresh, green flavor, while green chilies add just the right amount of heat. Curd and fresh cream is sometimes incorporated to enhance the creamy texture, making the Hyderabadi paneer masala rich yet delicately spiced. The paneer, with its mild flavor, absorbs the essence of the gravy, resulting in a dish that is both indulgent and balanced. pro tips to make paneer hyderabadi recipe: 1. Soft, fresh paneer gives the best texture. After shallow frying, soak it in water for 15 minutes before cooking to soften. 2. For the authentic Hyderabadi taste, green chilies and mint are crucial. They provide the signature flavor and aroma of the dish. 3. Start by tempering whole spices (bay leaves, cloves, cinnamon, cardamom) in hot oil or ghee to infuse the oil with flavors. Enjoy paneer hyderabadi recipe | dhaba style Hyderabadi paneer gravy | Hyderabadi paneer masala | with detailed step by step photos.

rumali roti recipe | homemade roomali roti | restaurant style rumali roti | with 22 amazing images rumali roti recipe | homemade roomali roti | restaurant style rumali roti | soft and extremely thin, rumali roti is one of the most popular flatbreads of India that can be enjoyed with subzis and dals! Learn how to make restaurant style rumali roti. rumali/ roomali roti is also known as handkerchief roti because it’s as light as a handkerchief or rumal/roomal and folded like one, this flatbread came to be known as rumali roti. Usually on street side dhabas or in hotels, the rotis are flipped and stretched in air. Flipping and stretching rotis in air requires good mastery and skill. Traditionally, this rumali roti is made using plain flour, milk and salt. We have made rumali roti with a combination of plain flour and whole wheat flour and then kneaded with milk. To make this recipe flavourful, the dough is kneaded using butter/oil and then rested for 1 or 2 hours to let it rise. Further, they are rolled and hand-tossed and are made so thin that they can tear with just two fingers. rumali roti is best enjoyed with creamy and thick gravies with a rich taste in it. For the same reason, it is paired with Punjabi food and Mughlai dishes. Tips to make rumali roti: 1. Make sure to knead the dough well till soft. 2. If you cannot hand-toss to make these rotis, roll them evenly as thin as you can using a good amount of plain flour. 3. Make sure to serve these rotis immediately as they can become unchewable if eaten cold. 4. While making Rumali roti at home, you can use a large wok to cook them easily and this will also give you the feel of restaurant-style roti. Enjoy rumali roti recipe | homemade roomali roti | restaurant style rumali roti | with detailed step by step images

Hyderabadi veg biryani recipe | Indian veg biryani | vegetable biryani | with 49 amazing images. Hyderabadi veg biryani recipe | Indian veg biryani | vegetable biryani has always stood the test of time be it for a Sunday culinary spread or an Indian party. Learn how to make Indian veg biryani. To make the rice for Hyderabadi veg biryani, combine 4½ cups of water, bayleaf, cinnamon, clove, cardamom, rice and salt in a deep non-stick pan, mix well and cover with a lid and cook on a medium flame for 10 minutes or till the rice is cooked. Strain the rice using a strainer and keep aside. For the vegetable gravy, heat the oil in a non-stick kadhai and add the cumin seeds. When the seeds crackle, add the onions and sauté on a medium flame for 1 to 2 minutes or till the onions turn translucent. Add the ginger-green chilli paste, turmeric powder, coriander powder, chilli powder and garam masala and sauté on a medium flame for a few seconds. Add the tomatoes and 2 tbsp of water, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 4 to 5 minutes. Add the mixed vegetables, paneer, salt and milk, mix well and cook on a medium flame for another 2 to 3 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Add the sugar, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 1 more minute. Then to make Indian veg biryani, combine the curds, coriander and saffron colour in a bowl and mix well. Add the prepared rice, mix well and divide into 2 equal portions. Put a portion of the rice in a handi and spread it evenly with the back of a spoon. Add the prepared vegetable gravy on it and spread it evenly. Top it with the 2nd portion of the rice and spread it evenly. Pour the ghee evenly over it and cover it with a lid. Place the handi on a non-stick tava (griddle) and cook on a slow flame for 25 to 30 minutes. Serve hot. Biryani is an everlasting relic of the Moghul era that continues to live and breathe in innumerable restaurants and kitchens across the globe. Not only that, this traditional recipe has stood the test of time by being constantly adapted to suit the tastes of each generation. While many modern versions of this spice-filled rice preparation are made in the oven or microwave, here is an authentic Indian veg biryani that retains the original handi cooked magic. Layers of aromatic saffron coloured rice and delicious vegetable gravy are topped with a generous quantity of ghee and simmered on the stove till the aroma multiplies and wafts out, to fill the room and the hearts of the diners! Enjoy vegetable biryani hot and fresh, with a raita or a white-gravy based side dish like paneer in white gravy. Tips to make Hyderabad veg biryani. 1. Instead of edible saffron colour you can use saffron milk. 2. We suggest you to use basmati rice for best results. 3. Use fresh curd for better taste. Enjoy Hyderabadi veg biryani recipe | Indian veg biryani | vegetable biryani | with step by step photos.

Hyderabadi bagara baingan recipe | bagare baingan | Hyderabadi Nizam style authentic bagara baingan | Indian eggplant curry | with 30 amazing images. Hyderabadi bagara baingan is a flavour-packed Indian eggplant curry which is loaded with the dynamic flavours of several seeds and spices. Learn how to make Hyderabadi Nizam style authentic baghara baingan. To make Hyderabadi bagara baingan, first make the paste. Combine the sesame seeds, coconut, peanuts, ginger, garlic and onions in a broad non-stick pan and dry roast them over a slow flame for 3 minutes. Add the turmeric powder, coriander powder, cumin seeds powder, chilli powder and tamarind pulp and blend to a smooth paste using ½ cup water. Keep aside. Then make the sabzi. Slit the brinjals, lengthwise, into four, but leave the stems on, so the eggplants remain joined at the stem. Keep aside. Heat the oil in a deep non-stick pan, add the mustard seeds, fenugreek seeds and nigella seeds and sauté on a medium flame for 30 seconds. When the seeds crackle, add the brinjals, curry leaves and green chillies and sauté over medium flame for 3 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Remove the brinjals and keep aside. In the same pan, add the coconut and sesame paste, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 2 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Add the cooked brinjals, ½ cup of water and salt, mix gently and cover with a lid and cook on a medium flame for 5 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Serve hot garnished with coriander. Slit brinjals are cooked with an aromatic and spicy tempering of seeds, curry leaves and green chillies, and a rich paste that contains a large amount of flavourful ingredients ranging from onions and ginger to spice powders and peanuts to make bagare baingan. The coconut and sesame paste is what lends its authentic colour to this Hyderabadi Nizam style authentic bagara baingan. Do not compromise on the quantity of oil used, as the paste has to be fried in it to get that toothsome experience. Indeed, every mouthful of this Indian eggplant curry is brimming with flavour, and it is bound to turn even plain rice or rotis into a memorable meal! Tips for Hyderabadi bagara baingan. 1. Choose the small variety of brinjals which are dark purple coloured for this sabzi. 2. While making slits in the brinjal, ensure that the slit is made only half way through it. Very deep slits will open up while cooking. 3. Using a broad non-stick pan is suggested as it will make tossing the brinjals easier. 4. Make the coconut and sesame paste fresh for best flavours and aroma. Try other baingan based dishes like Baingan Methi ki Subzi and Baingan Musasalam. Enjoy Hyderabadi bagara baingan recipe | bagare baingan | Hyderabadi Nizam style authentic bagara baingan | Indian eggplant curry.

A traditional Hyderabadi salan is made in a shallow wide flat bottomed handi. The salan is a sealed in this handi and kept on low fire to cook with all the flavours trapped inside to give that authentic rich taste. I have modified this recipe to suit our present day requirements, without compromising on the traditional flavours. Most Hyderabadis serve Mirchi ka Salan with Biryani . However it can be eaten with Chapati or rice .

almond soup recipe | badam soup | cream of almond soup | badam ka soup | with 44 amazing images. almond soup recipe | badam soup | cream of almond soup | badam ka soup is a pleasing bowl which is quite unique in taste. Learn how to make cream of almond soup Indian style. To make almond soup, soak the almonds in hot water for 20 minutes, drain and remove the skin. Blend the almonds in a mixer till coarse. Keep aside. Heat the butter in a deep non-stick pan, add the plain flour and sauté on a medium flame for 30 seconds. Add the almond coarse paste, white stock and almond essence, mix well and cook on a medium flame for 3 to 4 minutes, while stirring occasionally. Add the fresh cream, salt and pepper and mix well. Serve hot garnished with almond slivers. Almonds are special because the effect they have on our palate is unusual. While their richness is intoxicating, their mildly nutty flavour is very soothing at the same time. Naturally, badam soup made with this wonderful ingredient is nothing short of a special treat. While the blanching and de-skinning of almonds takes a bit of time, the actual preparation of the soup is very easy and quick, so the effort is well-balanced and the final outcome is completely worthy of it! The combination of almonds with white stock and cream pepped up with almond essence to make badam ka soup not only easy to make but also refreshing. The use of white stock and fresh cream lends the perfect thickness and body to this cream of almond soup. Making white stock at home isn’t difficult. All you need is perfectly chosen veggies like potatoes, cabbage, onions and bottle gourd and simmering these chopped veggies in water for 20 minutes. Finally you need to cool it and strain it. Tips for almond soup. 1. You can peel and refrigerate the almonds earlier, but prepare the soup just before serving in order to enjoy the best texture. 2. Since the soup is white sauced based, it tends to get gooey upon cooling. So serve it immediately. If you are serving it later, add little fresh cream to adjust the consistency, re-heat it and serve it. Serve with classy Canapés like Parsley and Cottage Cheese Canapes , Mushroom Canapes , Cottage Cheese and Dill Canapés and Rajgira Paratha Canapés. Enjoy almond soup recipe | badam soup | cream of almond soup | badam ka soup | with step by step photos.

Handi Biryani is absolutely superior to those made with other methods like open or pressure cooking, even though it appears to use similar ingredients. The simple process of sealing the lid with chapati dough and allowing the ingredients to cook within a covered environment makes all the difference. Basically, what happens in this process is that no moisture is lost. Water evaporates but keeps condensing inside the pot itself, so practically nothing leaves the pot – including the flavours and the aroma of the ingredients. This is what you call a pucca flavour lock! Relish this Lajjatdar Handi Biryani, allowing every spoonful to rest on your palate, and you will be able to discern the flavours of all the ingredients right from the whole spices used to flavour the rice and the tangy chana masala mixture, to the saffron and herbs used to top the layered rice. Lose yourself in the experience... You can also try other variants of biryani like Shahi Korma Biryani and Masoor Biryani .
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