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Pulled lamb shoulder sliders
I love a good burger, juicy, meaty, and well-spiced. This is a complex recipe, but the effort is well worth the results. This burger fits the looser definition of a burger. The bun is the same, but the meat is shredded and spiced. I have also defaulted to calling these burgers now. I cannot find the soft pull-apart kubaneh bread here, so I opt for a very soft potato bun or brioche bun instead. These delicious slider buns are from Paris, My Love, in Delhi. I also like to serve

kzafarullah
Aug 254 min read
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Indonesian stuffed bread (Martabak)
Martabak has been a dish that has haunted me for decades. The first time I had the dish was in Chicago, decades ago; it has been a flavour that I have never forgotten. Over the years, I have had the opportunity to have it again very occasionally while I travelled to Asia. Most recently, while I was in Georgetown, Malaysia, I had to have this dish again. I got to enjoy it at the fabled Hameediyah Restaurant. More on this here. Martabak is an ancient dish, one that has travelle

kzafarullah
Jun 236 min read
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Steak with harissa mash and Middle Eastern chimichurri
I had some frozen wagyu steaks and was wondering how to make them interesting. Yes, a grilled wagyu is fantastic, on its own, but dressed up, it is a work of art. For me, a steak perfectly grilled or pan-seared is wonderful; it should be succulent, and the meat shining through. But then you can spice it up a bit, either directly on the meat, or with clever accompanyments, and it transforms into another beast. This is the steak I want. The process for this steak is a bit invol

kzafarullah
Jun 203 min read
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