While returning to our city home after a few days stay in the village, my late husband R would stop at the Bakshipul Kabab shop on the way to Peshawar. There was a huge rush on this shop while there were few customers at the other shops in the vicinity selling kababs.
My only contention with dear husband was to buy less rather than more which he was prone to do. He would buy enough kababs which could last for an army. I like fresh food. I don’t like storing in the freezer. The fresh ones tasted much better. I disliked them when taken from the freezer to be heated, and served. It created a mess in the frying pan. They wouldn’t remain whole, and if I heated them in the microwave they tended to be dry.
One other thing which I didn’t like was the shop bought kababs had too many eggs added to the meat. It was like eating eggs not meat.
A time came when R stopped buying. Why? A new highway got built which was a shorter, and swifter route to the village. We stopped using the old motorway, and having kababs from that place became a thing of the past.
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I like Kabab which was made by Afghan (in Japan) 😀
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Hi Nasuko, glad you have tasted Kabab, and liked them. Did the ones you had full of chillies? I prefer my home made ones with very less chillies, or none.
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Yes,full of chillies and sweet 😛 Yummy!
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