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Mutton chunks cook in a simple delicious way.
Posted by Sabina Imran on Fri Aug 31, 2001
Stir fried meat cooked in the aroma of freshly chopped vegetables.
Posted by Shai on Tue Jun 17, 2003
Karahi Gosht is one of the most famous traditional Food recipe in Pakistan. It is easy to make and very tasty to eat.
Posted by Zeba on Wed Nov 03, 2010
This Mutton dish is popular among those who like flavors of "exploding" spices, and meat simmered on low heat to get an exotic flavor of all the spices.
Posted by Mrs. Mavera Nadeem on Fri Dec 24, 2004
A simple fried meat recipe that can be used with any vegetable or lentil to boost the taste.
Posted by Mariam on Sun Nov 19, 2000
Aromatic combination of rice and meat( which boiled with all spices and then fried with onions, cumin seeds etc).
Posted by Shumaila on Sun Dec 17, 2000
Haray masalay kay chawal is not only simple to make but it tastes good too! It goes very well with any meat dish.
Posted by Faiza Malik on Mon Mar 26, 2001
Achar Gosht Lamb tenderly cooked in a deliciously mouth-watering, pickle spice curry. Easy to Cook, Hard to Resist.
Posted by Afshan Nasir Alam on Tue Apr 17, 2001
Spicy green peas curry goes well with roti or naan.
Posted by Nazia on Tue Feb 07, 2006
Yummy cutlet for snacks and now adays specaily for iftar.
Posted by
aisha on Mon Oct 02, 2006
Quick and easy recipe of a chicken cooked with flavored rice.
Posted by Sumreen on Sat Jul 07, 2001
Stir fried vegetables in ginger/garlic paste and spices.
Posted by Deena on Sun Jul 30, 2006
Lamb Meat cooked on very low heat in a sealed pot with Lamb Fat. It is also called namkeen gosht.
Posted by Shunni on Fri Oct 05, 2001
Dhooan Dahi Gosht is a thick creamy meat curry serve with rice and green salad.
Posted by Samar on Tue May 07, 2002
Whole spices are used in this recipe giving it a wonderful taste and rich flavor. This is a dry dish and is best served with curries and dals.
Posted by Nazish Arslan on Sun Jun 16, 2002