This dish, originating from the Awadhi cuisine, is characterized by its slow-cooked meat, typically mutton, in a rich and fragrant gravy. It's named after the cooking vessel itself, and the method involves sealing the pot to allow the flavors to meld perfectly.
- The vessel used in cooking is also the name of the dish.
- It is often slow-cooked.
- It is a popular dish of the Awadhi cuisine
- The primary ingredient is often mutton.