Bihari Boti Kebab

Bihari Boti Kebab, a photo by saish746 on Flickr.

Skewered pieces of meat marinated in spice. Originally a dish from the non-vegetarian cuisine of the North Indian state of Bihar, it has spread to other countries.

The distinctive Bihari flavor of non-vegetarian cooking finds mention in the memoirs of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad who found it quite tasty. Forms of kebabs, mutton preparations and dishes prepared from various fowl and birds have a distinctive flavor. Biharis are quite famous for their Bihari Kebabs, another typical Bihari non-vegetarian dish. This dish was traditionally made from mutton and is eaten with roti, paratha or boiled rice. The region of Champaran is famous for a mutton grilled dish called Taash. Recently, in fast food restaurants, these Bihari Kebabs are also sold as Bihari Kebab Rolls, which are essentially kebabs wrapped up in a paratha.

This photo was taken at Ravi restaurant, Dubai. Another good place is Karachi Darbar.

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