On the menu are items like Gosht Bhuna, Kabsa Rice, Golden Platter and more. Desserts like Matka Rabdi and Family Kunafa ...

Non-vegetarian mains include the Lahsuni Bhuna Gosht, soft and tender lamb leg cubes elevated with the sweetness of brown onion, and flavours from garlic, tomato, and spices, as well as Nalli Kesari ...

Known for its authentic Mughlai flavours, Hindustan Restaurant serves up some of the best Chicken and Mutton Seekh Kebabs, Bhuna Gosht, and aromatic Biryani. Their Mutton Khichda is one of the ...

This endorsement has only increased the popularity of Bawarchi, which was already renowned for its delectable kachi gosht ki biryani prepared with aromatic garam masala, ginger-garlic paste and the ...

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Bhopal's culinary scene is a treasure trove for Mughlai food lovers. From smoky kebabs to rich, aromatic biryanis, the city serves up a royal feast steeped in history and flavor. Here are the top ...

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Dishes like ox cheek bhuna with puffed rice and coriander accompany refined versions of tasty pub fare. Nestled well out of the way of the Lake District, on the English-Scottish border near Langholm, ...

Another defining element is the bhuna technique — where the meat is sautéed with onions and spices over low heat until it develops a rich, caramelised flavour. This ensures that keema achieves a ...

Railway lamb, or railway gosht, became a staple for railway staff across India. Shuhel added: “In the train carriages, British officers at the front would have their pastries, teacakes ...