It is originally called " tawa gurda kapoora" which means kidneys and testicles in a large frying pan. To avoid the embarrassment of associating such words with food, most of us now call it Takatak. It refers to the sound made by the skillful chef while frying these organs and hitting the pan with two sharp slicers in a captivating rythm. He keeps slicing and frying them until the testicles, kidneys, heart & brain become a mixture of meat and thick masala curry. You can make your pick and choose which parts to include in your serving.
how was the taste? i enjoyed tasting other food from different countries. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that sounds extraordinary. I'd like to try that! (How does it taste, by the way? I'm curious.) ;)
ReplyDeleteHi. I like your post for I love foods. How I wish I could taste the food you've mentioned above. Thanks for visiting. Keep in touch.
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting food, but I can't eat it, Amina...
ReplyDeleteSiguro kung di sasabihin sakin na may testicles e i ta try ko. Kumakain namn kasi ako ng kidney heart at yes.. brain. hehehe!
ReplyDeletesure looks good..remind me of our murtabak here in KL
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