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Winter food of Hunza. Let’s beat the cold with “Harisa” with hot meat .

Let’s celebrate winter season .:smitten::smitten::smitten:


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Charsi Tikka specializes in lamb, Peshawar

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You should order one of each to get the full experience at Charsi Tikka.

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LAMB

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BASIC INGREDIENTS TO INSANE FLAVOR – LAMB FAT, TOMATOES, AND SALT.
 
Dowdo

Another one of the best Pakistani foods from Gilgit Baltistan is called dowdo, which is a great dish for warming oneself after an outing in the cool mountain air. A thick creamy soup full of wheat noodles and mustard greens, the noodles can be anywhere from spaghetti-thin to entire-pastry-size width.

Sometimes including shreds of carrot or thin slices of potato, coming in from the cold to find a table full of steamy bowls of Dowdo is just a wonderful comfort food.

This is a traditional dish of the Gilgit-Baltistan (GB) Province, a semi-autonomous region North of Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan (and only since 1974 has this area even been a part of Pakistan). Bordering the high plateaus of the Pamir Mountains, this is an area full of craggy glaciers, unique cultures, and of course food ideal for both warming and energizing the hardy people who call it home.

(Note: Be on the lookout for a very special version of Dowdo including Maltash, the crazily sour home-made hard cheese (which has been linked to the extreme longevity of Hunza Valley peoples). In a small town near Sost, after a chilly visit to the Khunjerab National Park, I now think of this as one of the best ever cold-weather meals!)

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Delicious Mutton Kunna Recipe

Ingredients


Mutton 1 kg
Mutton trotters 2
Onions chopped 2
Kunna spice 1 tbsp
Ginger garlic paste 2 tbsp
Red chili powder 2 tbsp
Turmeric powder 1 tsp
Flour 2 tbsp (mixed in enough water to make a flowing batter)
Clarified butter 1 cup
Salt to taste
Sliced ginger for garnishing

Kunna Spice:
Black Cumin 1 tbsp
Mace 1 tbsp
Whole coriander 8 tbsp
Whole black pepper 1 tbsp
Star anise 2
Cloves 1 tbsp
Green cardamoms 1 tbsp

Cooking Directions

➡For Kunna Spice: To make the kunna spice, toast the cumin, mace, whole coriander, whole black pepper, star anise, cloves and green cardamoms on a griddle pan.Then grind all the ingredients together.

➡For Kunna Curry: Heat clarified butter in a clay pot (handi) and fry the onions till they turn light brown.

Fry the ginger garlic paste and add in the meat.
Cook till it turns golden.
Add the kunna spice, red chili powder and turmeric powder.

Sauté for 2-3 minutes.
Add the mutton trotters’ stock.
Cover and simmer on low heat.

When the meat becomes tender, season with salt.

Gradually pour the flour batter into the pot, stirring continuously.
When the gravy thickens, turn the flame off and garnish with black cumin seeds and sliced ginger.

Serve hot with sliced green chillies, ginger, chopped coriander, lemon quarters and naan.



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Best Chicken Shashlik Recipe

Ingredients

Boneless Chicken (3/4” cube cutting) 350-400 grams
Onion (3/4" cube cutting) 1
Capsicum (3/4” cube cutting) 1
Tomato (3/4” cube cutting) 1
Cooking Oil 2 tbsp
Garlic Clove (finely chopped)
Ginger (finely chopped) 1/2 tbsp
Chilli 1
Green Onion (just the green part chopped) 1
Ketchup 1/2 cup
Salt as required
Corn Flour Paste with Water (2 tbsp)
Chicken Stock 1 cup
Sugar 1/2 tbsp
Worcestershire Sauce 1 tbsp
White Vinegar 1 tbsp
Chilli Sauce 1 tbsp
Shashlik Sticks 6

➡Cooking Directions


Skewer chicken, onion, tomato and capsicum alternating until the end of the stick has been reached.
Continue this process until 6 sticks have been filled.
Place oil in saucepan on medium heat and place shashlik sticks to cook to a light golden brown
Turn occasionally, place lid on saucepan for about 5 minutes (drizzling a little oil if required) and strain from oil.
In the same oil mix garlic and ginger for a minute.
Add green onion, chilli, ketchup, Worcestershire sauce, sugar, chilli sauce, chicken stock and stir well.
Add corn flour paste and stir well then simmer for 2 minutes.
Add shashlik sticks on top and spoon sauce over them.
Add salt then cover with lid for 5 minutes.
Add vinegar, black pepper and serve immediately.
 
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