02-07-2019
04:49 AM
- last edited on
04-19-2022
06:27 PM
by
grazittiApiTest
If I shared this top-view pic of the bread, very few would identify what it is.
Is it just a bread slice or is something more to it?
When you start looking into finer details, you’ll realize there is a dark-red paste-type filling between the bread.
What is it? Is it beetroot paste? Or a brown jelly?
To your surprise you’ll find that the stuffing is a tasty paste of dry-fruits, tutty fruity and some coconut.
This famous snack of Hyderabad is called Dil-Khush which literally translates to “Happy Heart” (Dil means Heart, Khush means Happy). Its mildly sweet & not spicy.
Depending on the filling between the bread, its got 2 names:
So next time you are in Hyderabad, India do try out this interesting snack which you get in road-side Irani café’s.
02-07-2019 04:53 AM - edited 02-07-2019 04:56 AM
Hi @DanielTh,
Thank you for sharing photos of the delicious looking Dil-Khush. I would really like to try this with the coconut!
Did you prepared them yourself? Are they easy to cook?
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02-07-2019 04:54 AM
Hi @DanielTh,
Wow, what a super cool way of presenting this treat! It looks delicious, so thanks for sharing this with us. I love dried fruit, so I wonder if the mixture contains dates?
02-07-2019 04:56 AM
@NadyaPN @Julien44 @KlaudiyaG @Albry
Please do take a look at this and share your thoughts !!!
02-07-2019 04:57 AM
@VasT this is a delicacy which we get in any road-side eatery here. We can also prepare it at home, though this one is not home-made.
Because these are made in local eateries, the quality is fresh.
02-07-2019 04:59 AM
@AlexaAC nice to know you like dried fruits. In this mixture they don't add dates, because dates are seasonal here and this snack is available round-the-year. Hence they use local dried fruits like raisins etc.
02-07-2019 05:05 AM
Thanks @DanielTh, that sounds good!
It is a dream to visit India and when I do, I'll make sure to try Dil-Khush. 🙂
02-07-2019 05:23 AM
Hi @DanielTh ,
Thanks for tagging me and also for sharing the Dil-Khush.
You have made me discover a new thing which is always great.
Hopefully, I will get the chance to try the Dil-Khush one day.
Have a lovely day and see you around!
Jul
PS: Hi sister @vvbellur, I hope you are doing fine!
I am sure, you must know the Dil-Khush. Is it something that you often eat?
02-07-2019 06:13 AM
02-07-2019 06:36 AM
Many thanks for your reply @DanielTh! Which flavor is your favorite one?
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