Hyderabad: Haleem, the much-loved delicacy known for its slow-cooked blend of wheat, pulses, spices, ghee, and generous portions of meat, continues to be a staple at Iftar despite rising costs.

Haleem, a popular dish consumed during the holy month of Ramzan, requires key ingredients like mutton, wheat, lentils, ghee and spices—all of which have seen steep price hikes. Rizwan, the owner ...

Taste and adjust seasoning with salt. To serve, spoon haleem into individual bowls. Top with melted butter, cilantro, chiles, sliced shallots and pepper. To make a sweet version: Omit the ginger ...

As the holy month of Ramzan unfolds, the streets of Visakhapatnam come alive with the aroma of haleem simmering in large cauldrons. This hearty dish is a rich blend of meat, lentils, wheat ...

During the month of Ramadan, the most popular restaurant in Hyderabad, India, is Pista House, which builds a massive makeshift kitchen that can cook 200,000 bowls of haleem every day. In Hyderabad ...

The prices of Haleem in Vizag have increased by 15 to 25 per cent due to the rise in costs of ingredients like mutton, ghee, and spices, along with high labour charges. Despite this, some stalls ...

Pop up haleem stalls now light up the nights on many thoroughfares in Hyderabad. But Hyderabad’s favourite Ramzan delicacy is now a pricey affair, with rates touching ₹300 per plate at some of ...