Eid ul Adha 2022 dishes you must make

Eid ul Adha 2022 dishes you must make

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July 9, 2022

Eid ul Adha 2022 dishes you must make

This year, Eid al Adha is expected on August 11th – double Pakistan’s Independence Day celebrations.
There is so much meat available that you can make the same meal multiple times.
Now is the time to experiment with new dishes such as Spaghetti Bolognese and mutton chops.

Eid ul Adha 2022 revolves entirely around eating. It heralds the start of grilling sessions and gluttony. On the one hand, the sacrifice makes our eyes water, while the food makes our mouth water. This year, Eid ul Adha is expected on August 11th, which would also double Pakistan’s Independence Day celebrations, which are on August 14th, making it the fourth day of Eid. In Pakistan, Eid al Adha is a unique event, and we understand how essential food is when we’re celebrating.

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We’ve compiled a list of must-make cuisine dishes for Eid al Adha 2019:

MASALA CHOPS

These are succulent mutton chops marinated in traditional spices and served in a creamy sauce, with a tasty flavour and aromatic aroma. It’s a delicious appetiser that will have your family looking forward to the main meal. The best aspect about Eid al Adha is that there is so much meat available in all shapes and sizes that you can make this meal multiple times.

KEBDA

This traditional breakfast meal in Yemen is marinated and cooked with mutton liver in various herbs and spices. Kebda is the main meal that can be served with rice or naan on the side. It is certain to please the spice-addicted taste buds of Pakistanis. Make this delectable dish for Eid and impress your visitors with a dish from around the world.

GALAWAT KA QEEMA

Galawat ka Qeema is an outstanding dish that is marinated in roasted spices and cooked over high heat and is ideal for individuals who enjoy subtle flavour and spices. Prepare this delectable qeema for your guests for this year’s Eid dawat and serve with naan or kulchas to amp up the flavour.

SPAGHETTI BOLOGNESE

After the Eid sacrifice, you are most likely to have an excess of meat, even after donating a third of it to charity and giving the other to family/friends. With so much meat on hand, now is the time to experiment with using new dishes, so try this traditional Italian creation and prepare Spaghetti Bolognese, which is cooked with beef mince, for your family dinner.