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The Mughals would not have even dreamed off
that their cooks, in coming times will be making history of
their own.
The central Asian Dynasty founded by the
Baber was determined unlike other invaders to rule India
making it permanent Home. Since there were no clear cut guide
lines laid by the Mughals for their legal heir to access the
throne, there were always severe fights among the heirs to
claim the throne.... perhaps on the theory of the
FITTEST SURVIVE. Thus lately after the death of the
Mughal King Aurangzeb Alamgeer, the political disorganization
enabled the British to grab the whole of India easily.
Cooking The Royal Food is the hereditary
profession of Karim's ; because wherever the Mughal's went they took over
our ancestors alongwith them right from the times of Babur. The
Mughlai food developed under the patronage of the Mughal Kings and Queens
using the Indian spices; when the Mughals made India their permanent
homeland.
The end of this prestigious royal employment came to an end during
the year of mutiny 1857, when the last Mughal King Bhadur Shah Zafer was
dethroned. The Karim's ancestors to save themselves from the fury of the
British, fled from the Lal Qila and took shelter in the vicinity now
called Farukhnagar, district Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, there they lived in
disguise trying the different types of livelihood, simultaneously the
father never forgot to inherit the fine art of cooking the "Royal
Food" to his son. In 1911, when Delhi Durbar was held
for the coronation of the King George V, Haji Karimuddin moved back to
Delhi with an innovative idea of opening a Dhaba to cater the people
coming from allover India to join the coronation. Haji Karimuddin started
the Dhaba selling just two items of Alu Gosht and Daal served with Rumali
Roti.
In 1913, Haji Karimuddin Established the Karim Hotel in Gali
Kababian, Jama Masjid, Delhi saying, "I want to earn fame and money by
serving the royal food to the common man". Allah has 99 names and Karim is
one of them. It is because of this very name, Karim is growing day by
day.
Today, the fourth generation is running the show with
Karim Hotels Pvt. Ltd. at Jama Masjid, a Restaurant
called Dastar Khwan-E-Karim at Nizamuddin West New
Delhi.
SHAN - E -
TANDOOR
Tandoori Murgh Spiced chicken roasted in
oven
Tandoori Raan Spiced leg roasted in
oven
Tandoori Fish (Winter Season)
Spiced fish roasted in
oven
Tandoori Burra Spiced mutton roasted in
oven
Murgh Afghani Our speciality. Chicken
cooked in oven by a special process
Tandoori Bakra
Lamb stuffed with chicken, rice, eggs & dry fruits, etc
SHAHI DASTAR
KHWAN
Akbari Murgh Masala Chicken cooked with curd, blended in
savoury spices. A dish of King's taste
Shahi Murgh Dopiaza Chicken cooked without water in onions
with curd and flavoury spices
Lazeez Murgh Saag
A very light & tasty dish. Chicken
cooked with green saag
Makhani Murgh-e-Jahangiri
Chicken coooked with butter. A rare
recipe in our possession for
generations
Shahjahani Murgh A special dish with white
gravy
Jahangiri Qorma A special dish of mutton cooked with
assorted spices
Badshahi Badam Pasanda
Mutton Chopped by special process and
cooked with almonds, curd &
tasty flavoury spices
Firdausi Qorma (Roghan Josh)
A rare mughlai recipe for mutton
cooking
Dil
Bahaar Dopiaza (Stew)
Mutton cooked without water in onions
with curd & ungrinded spices
Nargisi Kofta Minced mutton balls stuffed with
eggs
Nayaab Maghz Masala
Mutton brain cooked with curd and
oriental spices. A rare preparation
Mahi-E-Aab Fish Curry
Mahi-E-Baiaab
Fried Fish
Gurda
Kaleji Liver and kidney cooked in savoury
style
Subzi
Lehmee Mutton cooked with fresh green
vegetables
Tukhm-E-Murgh Masala
Eggs cooked with curd and
spices
Salad Green Salad
And More
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