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.
66 레시피는 마늘를 사용합니다 — 비리아니, 니하리, 할림, 카라히 — 인더스 평원과 무굴 주방의 대담한 양념 요리.
이 66 파키스탄 마늘 레시피는 평균적으로 약 95 분 안에 준비되며, 서빙당 180–720 kcal과 함께, 18%는 평일에 충분히 쉽다고 평가됩니다. 모든 레시피는 정확한 재료 량, 단계별 지침, 서빙당 완전한 영양을 포함합니다.
파키스탄 요리 — 비리아니, 니하리, 할림, 카라히 — 인더스 평원과 무굴 주방의 대담한 양념 요리 — 그것이 건드리는 모든 재료에 자신의 독특한 기술과 양념을 가져옵니다. 파키스탄 요리가 마늘로 작업할 때, 그들은 자신의 지역 향기로운 것, 지방, 특징적인 향신료 혼합를 위해 도달하고 이 레시피들 전체에서 가장 많이 나오는 기술은 시뮤, 프라잉, 끓임 그리고 구이입니다.
거의 모든 곳의 맛있는 요리의 향기로운 기초 — 날 때는 자극적이고, 익힐 때는 달콤하고 부드럽습니다. 이 컬렉션에서는 garam masala, cilantro, fine sea salt, turmeric, onion 그리고 basmati rice와 가장 자주 익혀집니다. 여기의 요리들은 30 분 이내로 준비된 파키스탄 클래식부터 느리고 더 포함된 요리가 긴장된 오후를 보상하는 것까지 쭉 걸쳐 있습니다.
독자 선호: Chicken Karahi 는 3,460 평가로부터 4.9★에서 이 컬렉션에서 가장 높은 평가를 받은 요리입니다.
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단단하고 무거운 머리를 고르세요. 팽팽하고 종이 같은 껍질을 찾으세요. 녹색 싹이나 부드러운 반점이 없어야 합니다. 신선한 마늘은 항아리에 미리 다진 마늘보다 훨씬 낫습니다 — 맛이 편하고 약간 시큼합니다.
으깨면 자극적인 화합물을 더 많이 배출합니다. 얇게 자르면 순한 맛입니다. 전체를 로스팅하면 잼처럼 달콤해집니다. 다진 마늘을 늦게 추가하고 계속 움직이세요 — 몇 초 안에 타서 쓸어집니다.
소량으로 섭취하지만 심장과 면역 이점과 연관된 알리신과 다른 황 화합물의 공급원입니다.
이 66 파키스탄 마늘 레시피의 대부분은 처음부터 끝까지 약 95 분 안에 준비됩니다. 가장 빠른, Pakistani Bun Kebab (Garlic Lime Beef Patty Sandwich), 약 30 분이 걸리고 느리게 익힌 요리는 390 분까지 실행됩니다.
이 컬렉션 전체에서 서빙당 약 180에서 720 kcal로 변하며 평균 450 kcal — Pakistani Roasted Vegetables with Mint Yogurt는 180 kcal에서 가장 가벼운 옵션입니다입니다.
Pakistani Daal Makhani는 시작할 좋은 장소입니다 — 그것은 easy로 평가되며 약 250 분 안에 모아집니다. 여기 레시피의 18%는 초보자 친화적입니다.
이 레시피에서, 마늘는 garam masala, cilantro, fine sea salt, turmeric, onion 그리고 basmati rice와 가장 자주 쌍을 이룹니다. 파키스탄 부엌은 또한 자신의 지역 향기로운 것, 지방, 특징적인 향신료 혼합에 의지합니다.
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