Bengali Roast Chicken

A Bengali Roast Chicken (often pronounced as ‘Roosht’, by Bengalis) is often served as a starter to a formal invitation for guests (dawat) or to the start of a wedding meal. This is a very popular dish and is one of the most popular starters amongst Bangladeshis alongside Tandoori Chicken. I’ve never quite understood why we call it ‘Roosht/Roast’, because it’s not really a roast in the true sense of the word (that is to say it isn’t cooked in an oven), but I have my own theory, feel free to enlighten me if you do know the reason why, I’m sure there are some smart Alecs out there, lol…….I reckon we call it a ‘Roosht’ because it’s our equivalent of a traditional ‘roast chicken’ as most people in Bangladesh don’t own cookers or ovens like we do over here in the UK, most people who live in villages cook using a clay built stove and burn wood for fuel. My Bengali Roast Chicken recipe was inspired by a wedding I attended recently, the ‘Roosht’ was so delicious that I had to come home and recreate it! My Bengali Roast Chicken went down so well with my family, it disappeared that very same day and I have cooked this several times since.

A Bengali Roast Chicken recipe always involves pan frying the chicken pieces before adding them to the masala (onions, garlic, ginger and spices fried in oil), it’s this initial step that gives this recipe it’s very distinct flavour and look. You can use oil for frying or as I prefer, ghee (clarified butter) – this adds tonnes of flavour especially if you are cooking for guests, you want this to be an indulgent starter after all. It’s amazing how preparing garlic in different ways affects the flavour in a dish, I use crushed garlic in my cooking most of the time but I much prefer the taste the garlic releases when sliced in the manner shown in this recipe. If you can’t be bothered slicing it and want to use crushed/minced garlic for convenience, by all means do, but I would encourage you to give my method a go! I have used 4 pieces of chicken for this recipe but the same amounts work for 6 pieces, so decide how many pieces you need. I can’t say much else except I really hope you enjoy my take on this traditional Roosht!

Serves 4 – 6 (depending on how many pieces of chicken you use)

You will need: for Bengali Roast Chicken

For the marinade:
4 – 6 pieces of quartered chicken washed and drained (you can use tandoori chickens or baby chickens for this purpose)
1 tsp mixed curry powder (I use Bolsts Mild Mixed Curry Powder)
1 tsp turmeric powder
1 tsp coriander powder
1/2 tsp salt
2 tbsp Greek yoghurt

For the masala:
5 tbsp ghee (clarified butter or replace using oil if you prefer)
3 bay leaves
2 large cinnamon sticks
3 cardamom pods
2 large onions
6 cloves of garlic
1 tsp of crushed ginger
1 – 1.5 tsp of salt (I used 1.5 tsp but you can use less, 1 tsp is good)
2 tsp mixed curry powder (I use Bolsts Mild Mixed Curry Powder)
1 tsp cumin powder
1 tsp coriander powder
1 tsp turmeric powder
1/2 tsp chilli powder
5 green chillies
coriander to garnish

Method:

Bengali Roast Chicken

The spices in the left photo are for marinating the chicken pieces and the spices in the right photo are for the actual masala.

Bengali Roast Chicken

I have taken a photo of the ghee brand I prefer using for all my cooking, I find Plough Ghee has the best taste and most fragrant aroma when used in cooking, try to get hold of this ghee if you plan to follow this recipe.

Start by scoring the chicken pieces as shown in the bottom left and right photos (you should have washed and drained the chicken already). This will help the spices penetrate the flesh of the chicken better.

Bengali Roast Chicken

Add the spices for marinating the chicken; 1 tsp mixed curry powder (I use Bolsts Mild Mixed Curry Powder), 1 tsp turmeric powder, 1 tsp coriander powder, 1/2 tsp salt and 2 tbsp of Greek yoghurt, mix together well. You can leave this to marinate for a few hours if you want the chicken to be tender alternatively fry it straight away, both methods work well.

Bengali Roast Chicken

Using a good non stick frying pan add 5 tbsp of ghee, once the ghee is fully melted and HOT add the chicken pieces one by one. Over a medium flame fry for 5 minutes either side to achieve a golden colour on the outside, the inside of the chicken will cook fully once added to the masala. While the chicken fries, finely slice 6 garlic cloves (as shown in the photo), peel and slice 2 large onions….

Bengali Roast Chicken

….and slice 5 green chillies. If you want the heat of the chillies to be released in the dish then slice along the middle to expose the seeds, I didn’t want the extra heat so I sliced them as shown.

Once you can see blood/juices flowing from the top side of the chicken pieces (top right photo), the chicken is ready to turn over, fry for 5 more minutes on the uncooked side. Once both sides have browned adequately you can transfer them to the dish you used to marinate them in (saves on the washing, they will be cooked again so don’t worry about cross contamination).

Bengali Roast Chicken

In the same frying pan scrape off any browned/caramelised parts as these bits contain lots of flavour. Make sure the ghee is hot and add the whole spices; 3 bay leaves, 2 large cinnamon sticks and 3 cardamom pods.

Once you can smell the aroma add the 2 sliced onions and 6 cloves of sliced garlic….

Bengali Roast Chicken

….followed by 1 tsp of ginger and 1 – 1.5 tsp of salt (adjust to your preference). Stir, cover and cook the onions till soft and translucent (about 8 – 10 minutes).

Bengali Roast Chicken

Once the onions look translucent (as in top left photo), add the spices for the masala; 2 tsp mixed curry powder (I use Bolsts Mild Mixed Curry Powder), 1 tsp cumin powder, 1 tsp coriander powder, 1 tsp turmeric powder and 1/2 tsp chilli powder. Mix the spices and fry for 5 – 8 minutes over a low flame. Next add 1/2 a glass of water to loosen the masala….

Bengali Roast Chicken

….and cover again and allow to cook for a further 3 – 4 minutes or until you can see the ghee/fat separate from the masala (it should be bubbling around the edges of the pan). Add the chicken pieces to the masala, including any juices that may have drained whilst sitting in the bowl.

Bengali Roast Chicken

Place some of the masala on top of the chicken pieces and cover to cook the chicken through completely (a further 10 – 15 minutes).

Once the chicken is completely cooked add the sliced green chillies and chopped coriander to garnish and promptly remove from the heat.

Bengali Roast Chicken

Serve this Bengali Roast Chicken with salad as a starter or with rice, how about some plain basmati or my Jeera Pilau for a more substantial meal? Remember to grab a piece yourself, they don’t hang around for long!

Bon Appetit!

4.9 from 17 reviews
Bengali Roast Chicken
 
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Ingredients
For the marinade:
  • 4 - 6 pieces of quartered chicken washed and drained (you can use tandoori chickens or baby chickens for this purpose)
  • 1 tsp mixed curry powder (I use Bolsts Mild Mixed Curry Powder)
  • 1 tsp turmeric powder
  • 1 tsp coriander powder
  • ½ tsp salt
  • 2 tbsp Greek yoghurt
For the masala:
  • 5 tbsp ghee (clarified butter or replace using oil if you prefer)
  • 3 bay leaves
  • 2 large cinnamon sticks
  • 3 cardamom pods
  • 2 large onions
  • 6 cloves of garlic
  • 1 tsp of crushed ginger
  • 1 - 1.5 tsp of salt (I used 1.5 tsp but you can use less, 1 tsp is good)
  • 2 tsp mixed curry powder (I use Bolsts Mild Mixed Curry Powder)
  • 1 tsp cumin powder
  • 1 tsp coriander powder
  • 1 tsp turmeric powder
  • ½ tsp chilli powder
  • 5 green chillies
  • coriander to garnish
Method
  1. The spices in the left photo are for marinating the chicken pieces and the spices in the right photo are for the actual masala.
  2. I have taken a photo of the ghee brand I prefer using for all my cooking, I find Plough Ghee has the best taste and most fragrant aroma when used in cooking, try to get hold of this ghee if you plan to follow this recipe.
  3. Start by scoring the chicken pieces as shown in the bottom left and right photos (you should have washed and drained the chicken already). This will help the spices penetrate the flesh of the chicken better.
  4. Add the spices for marinating the chicken; 1 tsp mixed curry powder (I use Bolsts Mild Mixed Curry Powder), 1 tsp turmeric powder, 1 tsp coriander powder, ½ tsp salt and 2 tbsp of Greek yoghurt, mix together well. You can leave this to marinate for a few hours if you want the chicken to be tender alternatively fry it straight away, both methods work well.
  5. Using a good non stick frying pan add 5 tbsp of ghee, once the ghee is fully melted and HOT add the chicken pieces one by one. Over a medium flame fry for 5 minutes either side to achieve a golden colour on the outside, the inside of the chicken will cook fully once added to the masala. While the chicken fries, finely slice 6 garlic cloves (as shown in the photo), peel and slice 2 large onions....
  6. and slice 5 green chillies. If you want the heat of the chillies to be released in the dish then slice along the middle to expose the seeds, I didn't want the extra heat so I sliced them as shown.
  7. Once you can see blood/juices flowing from the top side of the chicken pieces (top right photo), the chicken is ready to turn over, fry for 5 more minutes on the uncooked side. Once both sides have browned adequately you can transfer them to the dish you used to marinate them in (saves on the washing, they will be cooked again so don't worry about cross contamination).
  8. In the same frying pan scrape off any browned/caramelised parts as these bits contain lots of flavour. Make sure the ghee is hot and add the whole spices; 3 bay leaves, 2 large cinnamon sticks and 3 cardamom pods.
  9. Once you can smell the aroma add the 2 sliced onions and 6 cloves of sliced garlic....
  10. followed by 1 tsp of ginger and 1 - 1.5 tsp of salt (adjust to your preference). Stir, cover and cook the onions till soft and translucent (about 8 - 10 minutes).
  11. Once the onions look translucent (as in top left photo), add the spices for the masala; 2 tsp mixed curry powder (I use Bolsts Mild Mixed Curry Powder), 1 tsp cumin powder, 1 tsp coriander powder, 1 tsp turmeric powder and ½ tsp chilli powder. Mix the spices and fry for 5 - 8 minutes over a low flame. Next add ½ a glass of water to loosen the masala....
  12. and cover again and allow to cook for a further 3 - 4 minutes or until you can see the ghee/fat separate from the masala (it should be bubbling around the edges of the pan). Add the chicken pieces to the masala, including any juices that may have drained whilst sitting in the bowl.
  13. Place some of the masala on top of the chicken pieces and cover to cook the chicken through completely (a further 10 - 15 minutes).
  14. Once the chicken is completely cooked add the sliced green chillies and chopped coriander to garnish and promptly remove from the heat.

 

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Comments 64

  1. Shofna
    Reply

    Tried this and I loved it. Had the smell I was looking for. Will always be using this recipe now

    6 May, 2022
  2. Amina
    Reply

    Salaam, thanks for the recipe.

    How would I upscale the ingredients if I am cooking 6 tandoori sized chickens (24 pieces)?

    Eid Mubarak!

    12 May, 2021
  3. Tahera ali
    Reply

    I made it, the flavour was lovely. But sadly undercooked the chicken 🐔. When frying I put 5 thigh and drumstick pieces in at a time as I was cooking 15 pieces altogether. So a word of warning ⚠️ please ensure you fry till juices run clear. I think my chicken pieces were also really big . How can I rectify the problem us my question?

    10 May, 2021
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      To rectify you need to cook the chicken longer, that’s all, the chicken needs to cook through on a low heat when you place it in the pan the second time around, the first fry is just to ensure golden colour on the chicken pieces. This the reason why this is double cooked.

      10 May, 2021
  4. Rumz
    Reply

    This recipe never fails me, it’s so delicious and a hit with everyone 😋❤️

    20 January, 2021
  5. Fauzia
    Reply

    Thanks sis. Looks delicious. Going to try this with your akhni recipe. Great combination. Thank you for posting

    23 November, 2020
  6. Sam
    Reply

    I literally didn’t know how to cook but I follow your recipes for everything and it is a life saver this Ramadan thank you for making the recipes simple and easy to follow! We love browsing through the recipes to chose what to try next !

    26 April, 2020
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Aww that’s great, thank you, I’m so happy the recipes work for you!

      27 April, 2020
    • Tania Haque
      Reply

      I made this yesterday evening – it was amazing! Tasted exactly like my Mum’s – even better actually 🙊 as hers never has quite enough masala in it and it gets a bit dry to eat with rice by the end.

      2 June, 2020
  7. SB
    Reply

    Well, I usually don’t leave comments on things but I had to with this one. I got married 3 months ago never cooked in my life so sadly my curries arnt the best right now, so everytime my husband has my curries he’ll look at me with a horrible face and say “what the hell is this”. Today I cooked this and he looked straight at me with a smile and said ” this is really good” pretty much made my day which is why i had to leave a comment 😁. Am so glad I found this recipe. Thank you x

    18 July, 2019
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Awww that’s so sweet, I love knowing you guys can follow these recipes and cook something delicious for your loved ones who in turn appreciate what you do for them. Thanks for the review and I hope you try some of the other recipes I’ve shared. 🙂 xx

      18 July, 2019
    • MK
      Reply

      Usually I don’t leave replies but for this recipe I have to leave one. Me and my daughter made this and followed the easy simple steps. It came out amazing that there was none left at the end!!!! I was so pleased that I found this recipe and got to make it.

      18 April, 2020
    • Sam
      Reply

      I forgot to rate it !

      26 April, 2020
  8. X
    Reply

    I attempted to make this and it turned out awful. But I put that 100% down to my cooking skills and not the recipe! I’ve tried so many of your recipes and they’ve always turned out so amazingly well. I’ll have to give this enough go.

    16 May, 2019
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Sorry to hear that, I hope this doesn’t put you off and you attempt it again with amazing results, everyone who has tried this recipe so far has loved it, all the best for next time. x

      17 May, 2019
  9. Rej
    Reply

    OK. So my husband always disliked my version of this dish! Truth be told, I’m not a pro in the kitchen but do always love to give things a go – obviously this wasn’t a stronghold for me haha! I then used this recipe and was hoping that he would approve. Him and all the in laws LOVED IT!! Thank you for saving me!!! 😂 your roast recipe is DIVINE!! I’m so chuffed that I finally got a thumbs up from the hubs – my biggest critique! All thanks to you Af!! Xx

    15 May, 2019
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Love your ‘give it a go’ attitude, it is what helps make an excellent cook in my opinion. I never knew how to cook well when I first got married but like yourself I was always eager to learn and give it a go myself, look where that attitude got me today! Thanks for the amazing feedback on this recipe, so glad your biggest critic praised you! 🙂 xx

      16 May, 2019
    • Sally
      Reply

      Literally a life saver. For a newly married lady, inlaws husband. Famiky and friends are impressed by my cooking thanks to you. This turned out perfect. I didn’t use the yoghurt a di didn’t have any but still delicious. Thanks

      12 July, 2019
  10. Rabeya Mujibur Rahman
    Reply

    Alhamdulillah, this was a very easy & simple recipe to follow & make. My family absolutely loved it & were very very satisfied. Jazak Allah Khair Afelia’s Kitchen for everything sis, much love to you and your recipes 😘😘😘

    26 December, 2018
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Barak Allahu feeki, thank you for the feedback sis. 🙂 x

      26 December, 2018
    • Sarah
      Reply

      Hi I am struggling to find a good brand of powders to use full of flavour ones I have used are by that nice in taste I wonder if u can help me here sister

      23 February, 2019
      • afelia’s kitchen
        Reply

        Where are you based and what brand of powders are you using?

        23 February, 2019
    • Bilkis Begum
      Reply

      So I attempted to make this for eid just now and it turned out really bitter 😢😢😢 not sure what I did wrong….. my recipe was for 16 pieces of chicken rather than the 4-6 mentioned. I doubled the spice and just a bit more not sure what I did wrong but it’s my first time cooking for the inlaws for eid dreading them tasting it tommorow!!! I have officially ruined eid!

      4 June, 2019
      • afelia’s kitchen
        Reply

        Sounds like you’ve gone overboard with the spices……if you doubled the recipe that would’ve been fine but you’ve said you added extra when there’s really no need. I’m hoping that you were able to serve the dish and they didn’t notice too much, I really can’t work out any other reason why it would taste bitter, lots of amateur and novice cooks have tried this recipe with great success.

        5 June, 2019
        • Lily
          Reply

          Hi. I made this dish exactly the way it’s shown but It didn’t taste the same As I tried A different one before.I thought this one will be the same, but it’s not. Anyway my husband like it and so do I.
          Thanks

          29 March, 2020
          • afelia’s kitchen

            Not all recipes will taste the same but I’m glad you enjoyed it nevertheless. 🙂

            30 March, 2020
  11. Salma Begum
    Reply

    I just discovered you. I can cook but never had to as I’ve always had older sisters but am a bit nervous as I haven’t done it in a while. Tried this recipe today and OMG looked beautiful and tasted amazing too. Husband to be hopefully won’t be left starving. Easy to follow so so happy I’ve discovered this. Thank you Afelia

    2 October, 2018
  12. S
    Reply

    Made this for Eid, got a bit bored of the usual tandoori! This was the second time I made it in the same way – I oven roast the chicken to cook it fast and give it that char, and feels a bit healthier! Otherwise follow the recipe the same way – turned out delicious both times 😊

    22 August, 2018
  13. Sye
    Reply

    If I wanted to make 36 pieces of chicken how would I scale it all up? Thanks!

    15 June, 2018
  14. Aysha
    Reply

    This recipe looks so so yummy

    2 June, 2018
  15. Rahima
    Reply

    This came out super yummy and I love your step by step guide. Husband was very happy and I can’t wait to make again.
    The only thing I did was not fry it enough so next time will fry the chicken for a bit longer.
    JazakAllah khair Afia x

    26 May, 2018
  16. Tee
    Reply

    Firstly I’d like to say that I am a true ‘afeliator’ and have made several recipes from your page in the space of a couple of months. I’m tying to learn Bengali cooking and can’t thankyou enough for your helpful step by step recipes!

    So I made this roast today with double the masala quantity as I had bigger and more chicken pieces and honestly it came out super delicious. I used a different ghee brand and it was fine, I also used bolts hot powder instead of mild and added a few tomatoes and pickle mangoes just how my mum does. The point being I now know the basics of it thanks to you and can tweak it to my liking. Thankyou so so much once again!

    16 April, 2018
  17. FAC
    Reply

    I made this a few weeks back and it was sooo nice! My husband had seconds and thats saying something! I made it with skin and it came out so good! JazakAllah Afia! I also love the way you type up your recipes! So accurate and descriptive. I appreciate your hard work behind each one.
    JazakA xxx

    27 March, 2018
  18. shelley
    Reply

    Cooking this right now as I’m typing

    Husband and I getting bored of the same old curries so thought I would try something new
    Will let you know how it goes

    Thanks

    27 March, 2018
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Great, hope it turned out well! 🙂

      27 March, 2018
  19. Rumena
    Reply

    This looks amazing. I will be trying this recipe soon. Thank you for sharing xx

    24 March, 2018
  20. Kushba
    Reply

    I was wondering if this can be cooked the night before and reheated without going too dry?

    16 March, 2018
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Yes definitely. x

      16 March, 2018
  21. Sam
    Reply

    Dear Afelia,

    I want to try this recipe… What is the function of the Greek yoghurt and is there a good alternative (as it’s the only ingredient I don’t have to hand)?

    Thank you.

    16 March, 2018
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      The yoghurt is used to help tenderise the chicken, use natural yoghurt if you don’t have Greek. x

      16 March, 2018
    • Sally
      Reply

      Literally a life saver for a newly married lady. inlaws, husband, Family and friends are impressed by my cooking thanks to you. This turned out perfect. I didn’t use the yoghurt as i didn’t have any but still delicious. You got me through my first eid, ramadhan and cooking for me and husband as we live on our own. Alhamdulillah

      12 July, 2019
      • afelia’s kitchen
        Reply

        Aww that’s great! Yes many women who are new to the world of cooking love following the recipes I share because of how in depth and easy they are to follow, I’m so happy they’ve helped you in your cooking journey so far. 🙂 xx

        13 July, 2019
  22. Sonora khalique
    Reply

    Used this recipe the first time I cooked Bengali roast a few years back when I was still new at the in laws, and I must say madam Afeliaskitchen, you nailed it sis. I got so much praise. Of course I took all the credit then, (needed some much needed brownie points being the new baho and that lol). I hope you don’t mind, some day I may let the secret out that I got it from your website hehe x

    25 February, 2018
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Omg this had me in stitches!! Your secret is safe with me…..;) xx

      27 February, 2018
  23. M
    Reply

    Absolutely lovely dish, such a wonderful way to cook chicken dishes that are presentable for guests! The process is a little longer but definitely worth the trouble! Jazakillah sis x

    23 January, 2018
  24. Jebakoo
    Reply

    I have probably tried it this recipe so many times and every time it so yummy! Thank you for all your help with your well explained recipes, truly makes cooking for young girls super easy! 😊♥️

    19 January, 2018
  25. Sadna
    Reply

    Second time cooking this recipe and Alhamdulillah turned out really well. Was a nice change from my usual oven cooked roast chicken. Not too many ingredients to use either so that always helps to make a recipe easier to follow.

    31 December, 2017
  26. Jahanara Begum
    Reply

    I have my way of making it but tried your recipe and omg!! Alhumdulillah! Delish…
    Im going to cook it like this from now in. Recipe saved. Thank you sis 👍

    31 October, 2017
  27. Salma
    Reply

    My kids and husband loved this. Thankyou so much for the recipie x

    19 October, 2017
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Yay, it’s one of our favourites too! 🙂

      25 October, 2017
  28. Rubena Begum
    Reply

    Hi planning to attempt this tomorrow inshallah, just a question i had, in most your dishes you use mixed curry powder but then also use other spices separately on top of the mixed curry powder such as tumeric, cumin, coriander, chilli. The mixed curry powder already contains all or most of these individual spices already so was just wondering if there was a reason you used both. Thanks!

    18 September, 2017
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Some, not all, of the mixed powders also contain extra ingredients like fenugreek, ginger, paprika so it adds more depth of flavour and they all have a very individual taste, I have several brands in stock that I like to use for specific dishes. It’s fine to use the individual spices but you should use more. Hope the dish turns out well. 🙂

      20 September, 2017
  29. Ezme
    Reply

    Just tried this recipe, came out perfect! Thank you for the clear step by step instructions, really helped x

    7 August, 2017
  30. Sultana Ahmed
    Reply

    Mouthwatering??❤?

    2 August, 2017
  31. Apsana
    Reply

    Lovely recipe, tried this for iftar yesterday and was tasty – thanks for your lovely step by step tips! Made the jeera rice to go with it, worked a treat!

    20 June, 2017
  32. Husna
    Reply

    I made this today looking forward to trying it at iftar ?

    15 June, 2017
  33. Aklima
    Reply

    This looks awesome. Going to give it a try. I do it differently, and I add a lot more chilli just wondering why you opted for less chilli? Is it to do with the flavour over all. But definitely going to try your method as I’m always experimenting. Xx

    15 June, 2017
  34. Fahzia
    Reply

    Really tasty! Never used yoghurt to marinate for a curry. Added a lovely moist element!

    5 May, 2017
  35. Salina
    Reply

    My brother randomly said today that he feels like having roast and I told him I’m going to make it for him next week. I know nothing about cooking roast but in my mind was that you would have a recipe, and I found it. Will try it out.?

    15 February, 2017
    • Salina
      Reply

      Obviously, I could ask my mum but I want to surprise her too.

      15 February, 2017
    • afelia’s kitchen
      Reply

      Hope you give the recipe a try and your brother and mum are both pleasantly surprised. Look forward to your feedback. x

      16 February, 2017
      • Salina
        Reply

        I made it today and my family enjoyed it. The only thing I didn’t like was the taste of the ghee, maybe I used too much. I also made the jeera rice, it tasted good with the roast. Thank you for putting up the pictures, they help me know whether i’m doing it right or wrong.

        21 February, 2017
        • afelia’s kitchen
          Reply

          Oh that’s a shame, as the ghee is a crucial component of this recipe, may I ask which brand you used? I always recommend using Plough ghee but maybe not everyone enjoys the taste of ghee as much as I do! I’m glad you enjoyed the dish nevertheless and hope next time it turns out better. xx

          22 February, 2017
          • Salina

            Yes, In shah Allah. I used Khanum Ghee, this is the one we had at home.

            22 February, 2017

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