These men serving in the Deccan, the south-central region of India where Hyderabad is located, would prepare harees, a meat and lentil dish from their homeland. Modern-day haleem is a version of ...

Unlike mild harees, which usually calls for equal parts wheat and meat, haleem calls for double the meat. Over time, locals augmented the ratio and added more seasoning. Though Hyderabad is ...

SAJJAD SHAHID: But not exactly haleem. It was called harees. PATHAK: Shahid says harees was brought to India many centuries ago by the Arabs, who were employed by Indian kings and Sudans as ...

Dilwalon Ki Dilli has always been known for its flamboyant food culture with a variety of dishes to cater to food lovers.

In comparison to the subtle, classical flavour of the traditional Arabian harees, haleem throws itself onto centre stage like a heavy metal band on fire. Purists would argue that this haleem is ...

In Hyderabad, haleem is the go-to meal for suhoor ... In Arabic, it's referred to as "harees," which means "to squash" and accurately describes this hearty dish, which is pounded with wooden ...

Haleem, also called Harees, has its roots in Arabian cuisine, but in Hyderabad, it has developed a life of its own. One of the Haleem sellers, Mohd Irfan, who briefs about the preparation process ...

It is said that once you have tasted a delicious haleem, you will never be able to forget it. Its roots can be found in Arabia, where it is known as harees. The savoury Mughlai mutton-lentil wheat ...

Hyderabad: ‘Harees’, a delicacy similar to the mouth-watering haleem, is a great hit in the winters and hotels serving traditional food are now making a fast buck selling this to the crowds.

Come evening and the stalls are lit up, and huge crowds of rozedar s and others make their way to the eateries for the daily dose of harees and haleem. The stretch opposite the Government High ...

Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], March 22 (ANI): The month of Ramzan holds great significance for the Muslim community, especially the tradition of Roza Iftar. This slow-cooked feast, filled to the ...