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Cutlets made with gram daal, spices and coated with eggs and breadcrumbs.
Posted by Rahat Naz on Sat Oct 16, 2004
Spiced Moong Daal
Posted by
blackrose101 on Fri Feb 16, 2007
One of the healthiest curries, made with fresh spinach, lentils and authentic spices.
Posted by
maham on Thu Apr 21, 2011
Daal Makhani is a smooth creamy butter gravy of Black lentils and beans.
Posted by Ghazala on Thu Oct 12, 2000
This recipe is a delicious combination of red lentils (masoor daal), garlic, fresh green chilies etc.
Posted by Sarah on Tue Nov 07, 2000
This tasty dish goes just as well with hot Chapatis as it does with plain rice.
Posted by Mariam on Sun Nov 19, 2000
A simple and delicious recipe for Daal with a touch of lemon juice.
Posted by Fatima Butt on Mon Jan 15, 2001
Bihari kabab is famous around the world as appetizer. Traditionally bihari kabab is always prepared by grilling but it is very easy to cook in oven or stove.
Posted by Sabeen on Mon Apr 23, 2001
Mouthwatering keema recipe that is very easy to make yet wonderful in taste.
Posted by Batul on Wed Feb 07, 2001
Minced meat cooked in plenty of spices and then coat the boil eggs in the form of patty.
Posted by Madiha Majeed on Thu Feb 08, 2001
Shami Kebab drive their name from Syria. Usually served as a side dish with other main course or parathas.This pan-fried kabab can be made with lamb or beef or chicken. Serve it with Mint-Coriander Chutney.
Posted by Sabeen on Mon Apr 23, 2001
These delicious kebabs can be made with any minced meat you like, but I like lamb best. Serve them with green Mint-Coriander Chutney.
Posted by Sally on Sat Mar 30, 2002
Aloo aur Qeema Cutlets are a popular snack in Pakistan, usually serve with chaats. Everyon enjoys them as a side-snack to meals too.
Posted by Asma on Sat Jul 13, 2002
These kababs can be served as appetizers, snacks, as a side dish or even can be placed in
bugers.
Posted by Uzma Aziz on Fri Oct 18, 2002
This dish is made in several ways but the two popular versions are Kashmiri and Iranian. The authenticity of this dish is because of the gravy that is made with milk or coconut milk and all the flavorful spices.
Posted by Athena on Fri Nov 08, 2002