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A rich, aromatic Mughlai‑style egg curry from Lucknow, also known as Shahi Egg Curry. Hard‑boiled eggs are lightly fried, then simmered in a creamy coconut‑coriander paste spiced with whole aromatics, Jafarini garam masala, kasoori methi and mustard oil. Perfect with naan, paratha or pulao. Also known as parota.
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