
Mughlai cooking in India is popular for all the right reasons. Deep, rich flavours with spices that are at the helm of curries. The warmth in these curries and the layers of flavours are second to none. Dishes like nihari and kofta are part of the repertoire.
Visiting family homes for a traditional Mughlai feast was always a treat. My favourites include murgh mussallam, kheema and korma. Mughlai cooking is renowned for its variety of kebabs and biryanis; both are a must at celebratory occasions & weddings as well. There are lots of authentic Mughlai restaurants worth trying out in Delhi and Bombay serving an array of dishes with closely guarded family recipes that have been used for generations.
My favourite include Delhi Darbar in Bombay for their drool worthy biryanis, also Karims and Moti Mahal in Delhi are worth checking out. A few friends in Delhi also recommend the Great Kebab Factory and Parathewalli galli as well.
I always make an attempt to replicate that taste and this Nalli gosht recipe is just that! A deliciously thick curry with ground spices, yoghurt and fresh coriander with lamb shanks soaking in all the flavours.
The recipe is a tad lengthy and also will need time and slow cooking but the wait and all the effort will be rewarded with perfectly cooked lamb shanks with meat falling off the bone.





