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4
Easy
Published 2004
Bademiya Seekh Kababs is a Mumbai street cafe, in a backstreet at the rear of India’s most prestigous lux hotel, the Taj Mahal. The Taj’s customers flock here of an evening to eat all things with flatbreads at wonky tables on a busy pavement, without fork or knife. It’s worldwide known by those in the know, and Bombay moves in every night. Their keema fry is a roti-wrap-and-dunker’s heaven. Bung in some pre-boiled new potatoes halfway through the cooking if you want. Rotis, naans, parathas
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