Cuisine
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Hyderabadi Cuisine
- Hyderabadi cuisine is an amalgamation of Arabic, Turkish, Persian, and Afghan influences, along with indigenous Telugu and Marathwada cuisines.
- It began to develop during the Bahamani Sultanate and continued under the Qutb Shahis and the Nizams of Hyderabad.
- Some of the most famous Hyderabadi delicacies are:
1. Haleem: It is a stew cooked with wheat, lentils, and small pieces of meat. It is simmered until a paste-like consistency is formed.
2. Hyderabadi Biryani: It has two versions. In Kachchi Biryani, raw meat is cooked with a layer of rice, whereas in Pakki Biryani, the meat is cooked before and then mixed with rice.
3. Mirchi Ka Salan: It is a curry made up of sesame seeds, coconut and peanut paste with chillies in it. It is usually served with Biryani.
4. Shikampuri Kebab: This Kebab is stuffed with green chillies, onions, and hung yoghurt.
5. Patthar Ke Kabab: It originated in Hyderabad. Lamb muscle meat is marinated with spices and cooked over a stone of black granite. It is heated by a bead of hot charcoal underneath.
6. Gosht Pasinde: This dish is made up of meat, beans, potatoes, and a lot of spices. It has a thick creamy texture.
7. Mutton Dalcha: Mutton is cooked with channa dal and a generous amount of tamarind, and is served with rice. A vegetarian alternative of the same is made with pumpkin or bottle guard instead of the mutton and is called kaddu ka dalcha.
8. Baghara Baingan: It is a delicacy in which eggplant is stuffed with a ground peanut-coconut mixture and cooked in a creamy paste.
9. Khubani Ka Meetha: This famous Hyderabadi dessert is cooked with lemon juice, almonds, and sugar.
10. Sheer Khurma: It is a dessert of Persian origin. It is prepared by mixing vermicelli, dry fruits, and sugar with milk, then boiling until thick.
11. Shahi Tukda: As the name suggests, ‘Shahi’ Tukda is a dessert of royal origin. It is made by cooking milk until it thickens, then adding small pieces of fried bread. It is seasoned with dry fruits.



