Photo: A.V. CroftsWhile many folks think of beef as a no-no in India--and for many Hindus, it is--there is a rich Muslim culture in the country and during the month of Ramadan, a particular beef stew called nahari takes center stage. Anindita Ghose has a thoughtful article at livemint.com on this dish that might look today like standard street fare, but has a royal pedigree.
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Hi! Thanks for linking this. I'd like to add though that since cow slaughter has been banned in Delhi ( and several other parts of India)...these shops use buffalo meat.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the clarification, Anindita!
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