Local traditional food, chappal kabbab and Tikka served with sauce and “Roti”, of north side of Pakistan. Never miss if you travel through northern areas and Peshawar.
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The kabab looks delicious and the name is unusual.
Why is it named Chappal?
Out here in India, it means footwear 
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Thank you for sharing this photo with us, the meal looks very delicious! Is it spicy?
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@TusharSuradkar good question 
In Pakistan we also call chappal to shoe but this Chappal (chapli) is derived from the pashto word chaprikh, meaning “flat” – alluding to the kebab’s light, round and flattened texture.
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Looks tasty bhai. Can’t wait to try this when I visit Pakistan.
@Alves_Blake you’re welcome 
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