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Monday, March 28, 2011

Seekh Kabab Recipe in Urdu

Seekh Kabab Recipe in Urdu










Ajza aur Mikdaar
  1. 1 kilo qeema bareek jali say nikala hua
  2. 2 pyaz darmianay size ki chop karlain
  3. 3 hari mirchain chop karlain
  4. 1 gathi hara dhania bareek kaat lain
  5. 2 anday
  6. 1 tbsp laal mirch powder
  7. Namak hasb-e-zaiqa
  8. Chinese namak hasb-e-zaiqa
  9. 1/2 tbsp dhara mirch
  10. 1/2 tbsp garam masala
  11. 1/2 tbsp sooka dhania
  12. Cooking oil 2 tbsp
  13. 1 tbsp ginger garlic paste
  14. Meetha soda 1 tb sp
Bananay ka Tareeqa

1 bowl may tamam ajza daal dain or achi tarha mix karlain or 10 minutes tak mazeed mix kartay rahain  or phir cover karkay fridge may 1 ghantay kay liay rakh dain.1ghantay baad nikaal kar seekhon may lagaey or ingithi par rakh dain takreban 10 minute me tyaar hojaey ga.


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Seekh Kabab History: Origin, Evolution, and Cultural Significance
Seekh kabab is one of the most popular grilled meat dishes in South Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine. Made from minced meat mixed with spices and cooked on skewers, seekh kababs are known for their smoky flavor and juicy texture. The history of seekh kabab is deeply rooted in ancient grilling traditions and royal culinary heritage.
Origin of Seekh Kabab
The word “Seekh” comes from Persian and Urdu, meaning skewer. The term “Kabab” originates from ancient Middle Eastern languages, referring to roasted or grilled meat.
Seekh kabab originated in the Middle East and Central Asia, where nomadic tribes cooked minced meat on swords or metal skewers over open fire.
Mughal Influence on Seekh Kabab
Seekh kabab reached the Indian subcontinent with the arrival of Turkic and Mughal rulers between the 15th and 16th centuries. Mughal chefs refined the dish by:
Using finely minced meat
Adding aromatic spices
Mixing herbs, onions, and fats
This transformation turned seekh kabab into a flavorful and royal dish served in Mughal courts.
Role of the Tandoor
The introduction of the tandoor oven further enhanced seekh kabab. Cooking kababs in a tandoor allowed:
Even heat distribution
Smoky aroma
Juicy interior with a crisp exterior
Seekh kababs became especially popular in Punjab, Delhi, and Awadh (Lucknow).
Seekh Kabab in South Asian Cuisine
Over time, seekh kabab became a staple in Pakistani and Indian cuisine. Both beef and chicken seekh kababs gained popularity and were commonly served with naan, paratha, and chutneys.
In Pakistan, seekh kababs are an essential part of:
BBQ culture
Street food
Wedding and festival menus
Global Spread of Seekh Kabab
With South Asian migration, seekh kababs spread worldwide and are now popular in:
United Kingdom
Middle East
United States and Canada
Europe
They are featured in restaurants, food trucks, and BBQ menus globally.
Why Seekh Kabab Is So Popular
Seekh kababs remain popular because:
Rich and smoky flavor
High protein content
Easy to grill and serve
Versatile with spices and meats
Their bold taste and aroma make them universally appealing.
Modern Variations of Seekh Kabab
Today, seekh kababs come in many forms:
Chicken seekh kabab
Beef seekh kabab
Spicy and herb-flavored versions
Pan-fried and oven-baked styles
Despite these variations, traditional charcoal-grilled seekh kababs remain the favorite.
Conclusion
The history of seekh kabab reflects centuries of culinary evolution, from nomadic grilling practices to royal Mughal kitchens and modern BBQ culture. Its smoky flavor, simple preparation, and cultural importance have made seekh kabab one of the most iconic grilled dishes in the world.

    12 comments:

    1. if we not want to cook on seekh or bbq then what is alternate to cook this kabab :( and also not mention the recipe of seekh roll paratha itna dil kara tha rool paratha khanay ka

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      1. Hello benish how r u?you can make seekh kabab in a frying pan also.without bar b q and seekh.

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      2. Sorry 4 late reply u can ask me the recipe of paratha roll my cell is 03345574903 tariq anwaar.

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      3. Try this website for best cooking Recipe
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    3. Awesome!! Nice food at affordable price!!!nice blog and thanku for this!!

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    6. Very good! Next time, I think I'll leave out the cinnamon completely. I wasn't crazy about that added flavor, but it wasn't bad.
      I am already using another website for best cooking in which have video for cooking practice
      https://www.sooperchef.pk/
      I loved the smell of the dish while it was cooking! Less cinnamon and more curry would be my ideal dish! Thanks for posting!

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    7. Try this website for best cooking Recipe
      https://www.sooperchef.pk/

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    8. Very good! Next time, I wasn't crazy about that added flavor, but it wasn't bad.
      I am already using another website for best cooking in which have video for cooking practice
      https://www.sooperchef.pk/pakistani-recipes/
      I loved the smell of the dish while it was cooking! Less cinnamon and more curry would be my ideal dish! Thanks for posting!

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