@humaraapnastreetfood: Zaika-e-Lucknow-Majlisi Kabab-As rightly said in this video, it is difficult to separate Muharram, Lucknow, and kebabs. Somewhere between these three lies a unique culinary tradition called Majlisi Kabab. The name comes from Majlis, the religious gatherings held during Muharram. At the end of these gatherings, tabarruk (blessed food shared among attendees) is distributed, and over time, this kabab became closely associated with that tradition. Its simple preparation and ease of distribution are believed to be among the reasons for its popularity. In many households, it is also known as Gutwa Kabab, carrying its own family traditions and memories. What fascinates me most is how food quietly absorbs the culture, emotions, and customs of a place, eventually becoming a story in itself. With the observance of Muharram underway, I felt this was the perfect time to document and share the story of this kabab and the tradition surrounding it. Had you heard of Majlisi Kabab before? If you heard Comment..#lucknow #kabab#foryoupage #viralvideo #foryou

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Wednesday 24 June 2026 11:44:46 GMT