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History Of the Galawati By The Kebab Express:


Lucknow is known as the Paris Of The East during the Nawabi era. Art, culture and architecture flourished during this period, so did the cuisine. The Nawabs were very fond of sumptuous food, which is known as ‘Awadhi cuisine’ till date. The story of the famous Galawati kebab inlucknow quite the fascinating story.

It is said that the Nawab of Lucknow, Nawab Asaf-Ud-Dowlah, had lost all teeth. But, the toothless nawab was so enormous there was no horse could carry him. What was his mystery? Legend has it that he charged the formation of a variant of his dearest kebabs that could be eat without using his teeth. The Nawab’s cook outlined another kebab that would utilize the finest lamb cuts, and include a tenderizer along with flavor to the entire preparation with a brilliant zest blend. Henceforth known as the ‘Galawati Kebab’, it became an innate part of the culture and tradition of this city. One can find these mouth-watering dishes across the best non-vegrestaurants in Lucknow.

Galawati Kebab is served in various street vendor to Restaurants in lucknow. You can try awadhi biryani inlucknow too which totally complements the taste of kebabs.

Lucknow is well known for its Nawab, Kebab, Tehzeeb, Chikan Kari, Music, Art & Urdu Literature. It has preserved its culture. Lucknow is one of the true cultural heritage city. It’s well said “Muskaraiye Aap Lucknow Mein hai”. A wonderful city to live.


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