Nargisi kofta / kabab Kofta has it’s origin in Central Asia and with the conquest of muslim emperors , it’s being introduced in the Sub-continent . Among the many variations , the most elegant one is undoubtedly Nargisi kofta , where a hard boil egg is stuffed in a layer of ground meat . The British Scotch egg is considered to be inspired by this amazing Mughal delicacy during the reign of British in the Sub-continent . There are several versions of Nargisi kofta . Sometimes raw grounded keema/ mince is used . Sometimes the keema is boiled with split pea or chick pea and then grounded again to use the kofta . Sometimes the kofta is cooked in gravy , while sometimes it is served dry , without gravy . Among these various versions , I would love to share the raw mince version and withhout gravy . Introduction: 2 lb beef mince 4 or 5 hard boiled eggs 1/2 cup fried onion or bereshta 1 tea spoon ginger-garlic paste 1/4 th cup chopped mint or pudina 1/2 tea spoon red ch
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