Why are 'Special Kurzi Dishes' so expensive?!


Question: Why are 'Special Kurzi Dishes' so expensive!?
They are between £54!.95 and £59!.95 in a local restaurant/takeawayWww@FoodAQ@Com


Answers:
it depends on their recipe!. £60 isn't much, a restaurant in Islington used to charge £400 for a whole lamb kurzi (and that's 10 years ago!)

The reason is that they use a whole cut of meat, and marinate it for 1-2 days!. Normally they use cheaper cuts of meat fir Indian meals, but the meat has to be goodquality and fresh for Kurzi!.

I made it once, with half a lamb boned and rolled, and marinated for 2 days!. it was for a friends wedding, they've since divorced but people still remember the lamb kurzi

The traditional way to cook it is to dig a hole, cover the bottom with dry cow pats, set fire to them, cover with cinnamon sticks, put the lamb in and cover and seal!. I just did it in the oven cooked with gas, I don't think the cow pats would have gone down well and I wouldn't have fancied cleaning the oven afterwards!.

What meat is the kurzi!? Some places do a large chicken, but I'm sure that wold cost less - as a rule the cost of ingredients are 1/3rd the price to you!. !.If it is chicken it should be stuffed with spiced lamb keema, peas and potatoes!.Www@FoodAQ@Com

The Kurzi dishes are a specialty item!. They generally take long prep time that is very intensive!. Most restaurant foods can be made in 5- 10 mins (not including time in oven etc) but even while the kurzi is in the oven you have to baste it every 20 mins for 2 hours!. Www@FoodAQ@Com

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