Having little experience with venison beside the overly tenderized Chinese stir frys, I couldn't tell how the meat tasted after all the spices. What I could tell was that it definitely didn't have the aroma of mutton and in the end, turned out to be a rather ordinary murtabak. Shall stick to the mutton ones the next time. On the bright side, Zam Zam has a rather tasty fish masala briyani which I liked.
Authenticity seems more a matter of ranges and limitations than of outright prescriptions. - Jeffrey Steingarten, The Man Who Ate Everything
Sunday, September 09, 2012
Deer murtabak from Zam Zam
Having little experience with venison beside the overly tenderized Chinese stir frys, I couldn't tell how the meat tasted after all the spices. What I could tell was that it definitely didn't have the aroma of mutton and in the end, turned out to be a rather ordinary murtabak. Shall stick to the mutton ones the next time. On the bright side, Zam Zam has a rather tasty fish masala briyani which I liked.
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