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Great Kebab Factory: Flavors of Awadhi cuisine with Master Chef Irshad Ahmed Qureshi

The Great Kebab Factory, during the Awadhi Food Festival at Radisson, ‘Nawab-se-Awadh Tak’, gave an amazing culinary and delicacy experience to its customers by curating traditional Awadhi dishes with a mix of Rajasthani touch. ‘Nawab-se-Awadh Tak’ food festival will cater to vivid palates with its rich preparation and distinct aroma as well as a specially curated buffet menu. It has been credited to Chef Irshad Ahmed Qureshi for hosting this event, which is scheduled to last until November 30.

Food and Menu 

The best part about this food festival at Great Kebab Factory is that the menu changes every day and enthrals customers with new dishes each day. The food was infused with multiple flavors catering to various taste buds. When team of First India went for the tastings,  the vegetarian menu included delicacies like Subz Galouti Kabab, kutti mirch paneer tikka, tandoori khatte methi mushroom, nawabi seekh, and aloo til ke kabab to name a few.

They also have a wide variety of non-vegetarian classics like mutton galouti kabab, tandoori murgh tikka, dudhiya murgh tikka, machil lehsuni tikka, raan ki boti, tali machi, and mutton biryani that are sure to satisfy any taste.

The whole buffet along with dessert will cost you Rs 1299 (for vegetarian), and Rs 1499 (for non-vegetarian) per person. 

Master Chef Irshad Ahmed Qureshi bringing lakhnavi and awadhi taste in Jaipur 

Originally from the city of Nawab, Chef Qureshi brings with him the nuances of Awadhi cuisine that are usually overlooked when it comes to Awadhi cuisine. As a celebrity chef with over 40 years of experience, he has traveled to over 80 countries around the world. In addition to a wide range of experience, chef Qureshi is also known for his skillfully prepared signature dishes, which are a few that he brings to Jaipur.
 

Final Verdict 

4 / 5

What’s the catch?

There are many food festivals taking place around the city. But what makes this Awadhi Food Festival a must tasting experience is the whole procedure and listing of ingredients involved. While talking to Chef Qureshi, we got to know that Awadhi food involves slow cooking so vegetables can achieve the desired flavor.

“Coming from a family of chefs who had a long association with the nawabs of Lucknow, since childhood I have learned the nuances and intricacies of Awadhi fare and enjoyed cooking it with lots of spices, dry fruits and herbs, ” said Qureshi. 

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