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Peshawar Food & Flavours

Peshawar is also known for its rich and flavourful traditional food with its unique and traditional cooking method that makes it a favourite and well known cuisine in the whole Pakistan. Here are few famous food items:

Chapli Kabab:

A spicy, flat kebab made with minced meat, onions, special spices fried in animals fat (cow/ lamb) which gives the kebabs a distinct flavour and texture.

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Charsi Tikka:

Charsi Tikka is a popular dish of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. It’s a type of marinated meat (lamb) cut into square shaped pieces that’s grilled to perfection. The dish is known for its rich flavours, tender texture, and spicy kick. Charsi Tikka is often served with naan bread, salad, or rice, and is a favourite among locals and visitors alike. The use of coals for barbequing the meat gives it a unique taste and aroma.

Channa Mewa Rice:

Channa Mewa Rice is a popular Pakistani dish, especially in Peshawar. It’s a flavourful rice-based meal made with:

Chickpeas (Channa): Boiled or cooked chickpeas add protein and texture.
Mewa: Dried fruits like raisins are added to the boiled rice.
Rice: Sela rice is typically used, cooked with spices and sometimes meat.

This dish is often served at special occasions and is known for its rich, aromatic flavours. The combination of chickpeas, raisins, and spices creates a delicious and satisfying meal.

Dum Pukht/Rosh:

Dum Pukht is a traditional slow-cooking method where meat is cooked in a sealed pot over low heat, allowing the flavours to blend together. Rosh is a popular dish in Peshawar, often made with lamb or beef, and cooked in a flavourful broth with salty potatoes.

Mutton Karahi:

A popular Peshawari dish made with tender mutton pieces cooked in a flavorful and spicy gravy, typically prepared in a wok-like vessel called a “karahi.” The dish is known for its bold flavours, aromatic spices, and rich texture, often served with naan bread or rice.

Peshawari Kahwa:

Peshawari Kahwa is a traditional green tea from Peshawar, Pakistan. It’s known for its distinct flavor, aroma, and cultural significance. Peshawari Kahwa is often served as a sign of hospitality and is an integral part of social gatherings. The tea is typically green tea leaves brewed with spices like cardamom, and sugar mostly. It’s a soothing and flavorful beverage that is both refreshing and culturally significant.

Gur ka Sharbat:

Gur ka Sharbat is a traditional Pakistani drink made with jaggery (gur) dissolved in water, often served chilled. It’s a popular refreshing beverage, especially during hot summer months. The jaggery gives it a rich, sweet flavor. Some people also add spices or flavorings like cardamom or ginger for extra taste. Gur ka Sharbat is not only delicious but also has some health benefits, like aiding digestion. It’s a beloved drink in many Pakistani households.

Peshawari Qulfi Falooda:

Peshawari Qulfi Falooda is a popular dessert in Peshawar, Pakistan. It’s a cold treat that typically consists of:

Qulfi: A type of Indian-style ice cream, often flavored with cardamom, saffron, or other traditional spices.
Falooda: Thin, crispy noodles made from starch or flour, often soaked in syrup or milk.

Peshawari Qulfi Falooda is a delightful combination of creamy qulfi, crunchy falooda noodles, and sweet flavors. It’s a beloved dessert in Peshawar and other parts of Pakistan, often enjoyed during special occasions or hot summer days.

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