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Celebrate Eid with these exciting recipes beyond biryani and kebabs
Updated On: 21 July, 2021 10:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Nasrin Modak Siddiqi
Moving away from festive staples of kebabs and biryani, this Bakri Eid, let paaya, kheema-kaleji and chops fry take centre stage

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Today, at Eid-ul-Adha or Bakri Eid as it is commonly known, kitchen stories are different. At the most momentous festivals of the Muslim calendar, goat or sheep is sacrificed and its meat is divided into three shares: one for the home, another for relatives and the third to be distributed among the poor. That’s why, besides the usual kebabs and biryanis, the other parts of a goat — brain, trotters, liver and kidney — become stars. These are best consumed as soon as possible because refrigeration often compromises the taste. We invited chefs in the city to share a recipe and an Eid story.
Kheema kaleji
For over a century now, Kareem’s at Jama Masjid in Delhi has been known for its non-vegetarian fare — especially the tawa dishes. Even at their outlet in Bandra, their kheema kaleji is a star dish, best served with butter naan or khamiri rotis.
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