
Nihari (Pakistani Slow-Cooked Beef Shank Stew)
Pakistan's most celebrated slow stew — beef shank braised overnight until the collagen melts into a thick, deeply spiced gravy. Lahore's Sunday morning institution.
비리아니, 니하리, 할림, 카라히 — 인더스 평원과 무굴 주방의 대담한 양념 요리.
파키스탄 요리는 고기 중심의 무굴 요리와 지역 요리입니다. 니하리(밀을 걸쭉하게 한 그레이비와 골수를 넣고 밤새 끓인 쇠고기 정강이 요리), 할림(밀, 렌즈콩, 고기를 으깬 벨벳 죽), 카라히 — 양파 없이 토마토, 생강, 청양고추와 함께 웍처럼 카라히에서 빠르게 조리한 닭고기 또는 양고기를 페샤와르 스타일로 유명합니다. 라호르, 카라치, 페샤와르는 풍부한 라호리 향신료부터 페샤와르의 소금, 토마토, 동물성 지방 제한에 이르기까지 서로 다른 음식 정체성을 옹호합니다.
빵은 쌀보다 테이블을 더 많이 정의합니다. 탄두르 난, 통밀 로티, 층층이 박편한 파라타, 카슈미르에서 영향을 받은 쉬어말입니다. 쌀이 지배하는 곳에서는 절대적으로 지배합니다. 감자와 알루 부하라(말린 자두)를 겹겹이 쌓은 신디와 카라치 스타일의 비리야니는 대부분의 인도 버전보다 더 뜨겁고 톡 쏘는 맛이 나며, 카불리의 영향을 받은 페샤와리 야크니 풀라오와 같은 풀라오 전통은 뼈 육수로 밥을 직접 요리합니다.
가정 요리는 양파, 생강, 마늘, 토마토 마살라를 기름이 분리될 때까지 튀기는 부나이 기술을 중심으로 이루어지며, 이는 거의 모든 살란(카레)의 기초가 됩니다. 아침 식사 문화는 주말에는 할와 푸리(halwa puri), 새벽 이후에는 파야(족발 스튜)와 니하리(nihari)로 구성됩니다. 요구르트, 신선한 고수풀, 민트 처트니, 챠트 마살라가 풍부함의 균형을 이루고 카슈미르 차이 또는 두드 패티가 식사를 마무리합니다.
카라히
토마토, 생강, 녹색 고추와 함께 강철 냄비에 고기를 빠르게 조리합니다. 페샤와리 버전은 양파를 완전히 생략한 것으로 유명합니다.
느린 스튜: 니하리(nihari)와 할림(haleem)
하룻밤 동안 익힌 쇠고기 정강이 그레이비와 으깬 밀, 렌즈콩, 고기 죽 - 파키스탄의 기념비적인 슬로우 푸드 전통입니다.
부나이 마살라 기법
양파-생강-마늘-토마토 페이스트를 기름이 분리될 때까지 튀기는 것이 거의 모든 파키스탄 카레(살란)의 기본 단계입니다.
탄두르 빵
Naan, roti, sheermal 및 flaky paratha가 식사의 중심이 됩니다. 쌀보다 빵이 펀자브와 KPK의 일상 필수품입니다.
비리야니와 풀라오
카라치의 매콤하고 톡 쏘는 매콤한 비리야니와 페샤와르의 육수로 요리한 야크니 풀라오는 두 가지 쌀 철학을 대표합니다.
케밥과 바비큐
석탄 그릴에서 구운 시크 케밥, 차플리 케밥, 비하리 보티는 난, 얇게 썬 양파, 민트 요거트 처트니와 함께 제공됩니다.
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파키스탄 요리는 토마토와 그린 칠리로 요리한 카라히, 천천히 끓인 니하리와 할림, 매콤한 카라치 스타일 비리야니, 시크와 차플리 케밥, 난과 파라타 같은 탄두르 빵 등 고기 중심의 풍부한 요리로 유명합니다. 마살라를 기름이 분리될 때까지 튀기는 부나이 기술과 요거트, 생강, 가람 마살라를 듬뿍 사용하는 카레가 특징입니다.
They share the Mughal repertoire, but Pakistani food is more meat-dominant — beef and mutton are central, where much of India leans vegetarian — and uses fewer dried-spice-heavy vegetarian gravies. 파키스탄 요리는 전체 향신료, 동물성 지방, 요구르트 기반 매리네이드를 선호합니다. nihari, paya 및 Peshawari karahi와 같은 요리는 분명히 파키스탄 요리입니다. 인도 요리는 훨씬 더 많은 지역 채식 전통에 걸쳐 있으며 코코넛을 기반으로 한 남부 요리도 포함됩니다.
일반적으로 덥지만 지역에 따라 다릅니다. 라호리와 카라치 요리, 특히 카라치 비리야니와 길거리 음식은 빨간색과 초록색 칠리 열을 많이 냅니다. 페샤와리와 북부 음식은 훨씬 순하고 주로 소금, 후추, 토마토로 맛을 내어 고기와 지방을 리드하게 합니다. 요거트, 라이타, 빵을 테이블에 올려 데우고, 가정 요리사는 요리의 특성을 잃지 않으면서 칠리를 자유롭게 조절합니다.
치킨 카라히는 이상적인 첫 번째 요리입니다. 기름에 갈색 닭고기를 넣고 생강 마늘과 잘게 썬 토마토를 넣고 기름이 분리될 때까지 세게 요리한 다음 잘게 썬 생강, 녹색 고추, 고수로 마무리합니다. 한 냄비에 약 40분 동안 모호한 재료는 사용하지 않습니다. Aloo gosht(고기와 감자 카레)는 부나이 마살라(bhunai masala) 기반을 가르치며 최고의 일상 가정 살란입니다.
니하리(Nihari)는 생강, 마늘, 후추가 많이 들어간 향신료를 섞어 6시간 또는 하룻밤 동안 천천히 조리한 쇠고기 정강이(때때로 양고기)이며 그레이비는 구운 밀가루(atta)로 걸쭉하게 만듭니다. 전통적으로 아침을 뜻하는 아랍어인 나하르(nahar)에서 이름이 유래된 아침 식사 요리로, 난과 함께 잘게 썬 생강, 청고추, 레몬, 튀긴 양파를 곁들여 먹으며 종종 골수를 저어줍니다.