Bara Handi At Soorti's

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If Noor Mohammadi has the most talked about Nihari, then Soorti’s has the most kinds of nihari-like preparations. After the shuttering of Vallibhai, this is probably Bori Mohalla’s last surviving practitioner of the fine art of Bara Handi – a technique that’s all about simmering offal and the tougher cuts in delicately spiced wheat or daal-based gravies, further enriched by the adding fat or marrow. Our picks – the pichota {buff/oxtail} and bhel {a medley of different cuts and gravies} wiped clean with khameeri roti.

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Copywriter by profession, Delhi-ite at heart and Bengali by blood, Auroni Mookerjee used to make ads for a living. Now, he keeps himself busy writing about food and feeding Mumbai's hungry hordes through Grandma Mookerjee’s Kitchen, and The Curry Brothers.