Eid-Al-Fitr 2022: 5 delicious dishes to make your Eid feast more special

Eid-Al-Fitr Dishes 2022: Muslims around the world are preparing for Eid 2022, which will take place on May 3, Tuesday.

Eid-Al-Fitr, also known as ‘Meethi Eid,’ is celebrated with mass prayer offerings, charity, and feasting. Eid is widely observed and celebrated all across the world. On this auspicious day, millions of Muslim households all over the world welcome friends and relatives to their homes to rejoice. Because Eid feasts contain expensive delicacies and desserts, the day before the gathering may be stressful for those hosting.

Here are 5 tempting dishes to celebrate this Eid more special

Biryani: Biryani is without a doubt the most popular dish to be eaten on Eid. Most of the people, enjoy the flavorful and yummiest chicken biryani with a bowl full curd and salan. The biryani can be made either with chicken or mutton. The recipe consists of slow-cooked rice with spices, vegetables, and meat chunks. There is an explosion of aroma and flavour with just one taste.

Mutton Bhuna Gosht: Mutton Bhuna Gosht is a traditional Indian cuisine that is loved throughout India and Pakistan. A delicious dinner party meal served with parantha, roomali roti, or rice for festivals like Eid and Diwali. Prepared with variety of spices, including nutmeg and chilies, as well as raw papaya paste and onions, and then infused with yoghurt and milk until thoroughly cooked. Mutton bhuna gosht, served with zeera rice, is a splendid dinner party dish that your guests would not be able to resist.

Galouti Kebab: Galouti, which means ‘soft’, is one of the most popular Eid recipes. These kebabs are so delicate that they melt in your tongue right away. These kebabs, which are made with a variety of spices, are a wonderful delight for your taste buds. Galouti Kebabs can be eaten with rupali roti and parantha.

Sheer Khurma: This Eid recipe is a classic treat that is prepared in a variety of ways in different houses. Sheer Khurma is a traditional vermicelli pudding made especially during Eid festival. The Persian word ‘sheer’ means milk, and ‘khurma’ means dates. Prepared with vermicelli and milk and loads of nuts make it a tasty Indian dessert.

Sewaiyan: Just like sheer khurma, the star ingredients of this dessert are vermicelli and milk, but this one is slightly thicker in consistency. Lotus seeds, almond, coconut, cashews and raisins are also added in the luscious mix of milk, khoya, sugar and vermicelli to make it richer.