CHICKEN
Butter
Chicken
(Boneless
chicken in a rich gravy of cashew nut paste and butter)
Chicken
Korma
(Chicken
pieces marinated in saffron-almond-cashew nut paste)
Chicken
Liver Masala
(Curried
liver, quite popular with the Muslims in India, is made more
interesting by adding diced potatoes and frozen green peas.)
Murgh
Yakhanee Pulao
(Rice spiced with
chicken and spices)
TURKEY
Turkey
Jhal Frezee
(A huge roast turkey or
goose is the mainstay of any Christmas party. This stir-fry - jhal
means pungently hot, and frezee means fried - was a standard way of
cooking leftovers for Boxing Day.)
MUTTON
Aatish-E-Champ
(Mutton
chops grilled on skewers)
Ahad-E-Changezi
(Tender
lamb leg roasted and seasoned with chaat masala powder)
Curry
Puffs
(Curry
puffs are, perhaps, one of the best examples of East meets West, or
Raj meets Indian. They are a kind of sausage roll where, instead of
sausage meat, the filling is minced (curry) kheema)
Mutton
Egg Masala
(Spicy
mutton with hard-boiled eggs)
Nizami
Kheema Sandwich
(A
delicious stuffed sandwich, flavoured with Indian spices and masalas)
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