How 70,000 Bowls Of Haleem Are Made Daily During Ramadan In India | Big Batches
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- 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, haleem is the go-to meal for Suhoor, the morning meal before the day's fast, and Iftar, the evening meal that breaks the fast.
This thick and creamy stew arrived in Hyderabad from Arabia in the 17th century. In Arabic, it's referred to as "harees," which means "to squash" and accurately describes this hearty dish that is pounded by wooden mallets until it achieves its rich and gooey consistency.
Since its introduction to Hyderabad in the 17th century, the dish has steadily evolved into something distinctly Hyderabadi. While it is still made with traditional ingredients like goat and wheat, and pounded with traditional wooden paddles, Hyderabadi haleem has a distinct flavor that combines ample amounts of ginger, garlic, masala, and ghee.
In 2010, Hyderabad haleem was added to India’s geographical indication status list, a list that both acknowledges and protects the provenance of haleem and prohibits the sale of products labeled "Hyderabad haleem" if they're not made in Hyderabad.
To find out how Pista House makes enough haleem to feed 70,000 people, we visited its central kitchen in Hyderabad, India.
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How 70,000 Bowls Of Legendary Haleem Are Made Daily At Pista House In Hyderabad, India | Big Batches
He dont want to automize his kitchen because lot of workers would loose their job..... what a legend
@scrollclips4760 so is every person making a living.
Human workforce is cheaper than buying machines. India is overpopulated. That's the reason.
This isn't really a good thing as people might think.
@@cyvoc2316thats true, labourers rate is cheap because of large population it seems
So much good in the world
People complaining about 'sanitary conditions' should observe that the products all look fresh, spices are clean and anti-bacterial, all food is cooked at super high temperatures. It's quite fascinating to see the whole large-scale process.
how do u know the spices are "anti-bacterial?
@@mynameismaomaothe spices are Sun dried. No bacteria or fungi will survive in intense Sun heat. And you throw those spices into boiling water.
So its basic common sense that spices are not contaminated by bacteria.
@@sriharshavarma3891 that’s not what “antibacterial” means, and apparently u do not have any common sense
@@mynameismaomao to answer your question - how do you know spices are anti-bacterial?
Clove, garlic,cinnamon,oregano etc.... Are know to have anti bacterial properties. Simple Google search would have give you the info.
As the above comment talked about sanitary conditions I talked about spices being anti bacterial in that way in my previous comment.
@@mynameismaomao The britishers invaded us for our spices. Without us there is no spice. So plz take your bland food and brain somewhere else
I am an south indian and I always like to eat haleem whenever I get time.....the taste is purely heavenly.....people must try it often
South india❤❤❤
Yes man this haleem is so soft that It literally melts inside my mouth and no need to chew it for long time that we need while consuming non veg food
@gowthamsriraam please fhange your change to prophet muhammad ! Sri ram did t eat this shit neither he told us to !
I travel from Bengaluru to Hyderabad during Ramzan just to eat haleem❤
The man (owner)said if we moved to automation we will lose jobs , he is not thinking about profits or productivity but human jobs n emotions first 😘😘😘
Yes making haleem takes a lot of force and can be automated easily
Emotions, how about letting them use cow meat 😆😆
@@MakHash420 how about letting them use your mothers meat
@@MakHash420 Come to Bangladesh for that. We have beef Haleem everywhere
OH MAN! Cant believe I am seeing my cities most favorite dish on Insider! Absolutely love Haleem.
"Hamari India ki dish hai !" That's just amazing !
Taange faila le. 😀 Thook mili hoti hai, isme.
@@Rahul_Singh100
Tu gau mootra enjoy kar lawde 😂
@@Rahul_Singh100 😂🤣
@@Rahul_Singh100 shows your culture and upbringing and how you treat women.
Did she say anything offending to you ?
@@lredhulk340 I give respect where it's due. I treat Kangalies like how they deserve to be.😀 Man or woman.
India probably has a number of big batches that can hardly be compared with anything else. Many ones are of religious base, please keep them coming!
But it's so unhygienic
@@M3ganwillslay No it's not, you're just told that and okay with believing it.
@@M3ganwillslay what unhygienic? Ever been inside the kitchen of McDonalds lol?
It is way healthier than fast food chains in usa
@@anony213 lol. Don't daydream.
People who didn't taste the true authentic hyderabadi haleem can never understand it's craze. It depends on from where you are getting it, and what type of haleem you like too.. Like some places have spicier, some have 'dry', some have less taste, then there's chicken haleem apart from other meat too and a few places sell veg haleem too. You can make it at home however you like in less proportions too. It's served in hyderbadi weddings and such events too. But the best one is definitely which we get in ramadan time, it just tastes different 🤤 and once u taste it you will keep coming back. It's my most favorite food dish just above hyderabadi biryani ofcourse.
when you guys eat like fat pigs and get back all the weight you lost, ofc it tastes better then
As a fan of haleem, that just brought up my crave. Wish i could taste it!
Being a Hyderabadi is blessing 😇 I had all the delicious food all over my life. Haleem will melt in your mouth 😋
Esp. from 555 in masabtank
haleem is not bad but still I think nothing beats the biriyani
You should try Harees it's a similar thing to haleem here in middle east so good and I think haleem also originated from middle east but with its touch🙂🙂😀
Hope you have a gym membership buddy. The taste and calorie-rich content is definitely going to pile up weight.
@@utkarshg.bharti9714 true! I have just been eating and gaining fat F
The thing i liked about the manager is that He makes it authentically and Thinks about Employment , Salute to you every Indian Start-Up needs a manager like you❤
Yo that's my hometown right there ❤ Hyderabad ! Hyderabadis Oka Like Eskondi ;)
Please stop. Cringe brain drain rice bag nri
❤️
Maa ki kirikiri
Ramdan is the one of the holiest month. And in this month Quran was revealed in which there is guidance for the Mankind and clear proof from God.
Bad month for goats
@@AchryaPrashant
Allah almighty our Lord says
And He created the cattle(camels, cows and sheep) for you as a source of warmth, food, and ˹many other˺ benefits.
Qur'an (16:5)
The blessings include the benefits derived from their wool and hair, from which clothes and furnishings are made, from their milk which is drunk, and their young which are eaten.
Our God Allah has permitted us to eat. If you don't like so don't eat. Who is forcing you?
@@Iamthewarner557chill homie he never said he didn’t want it😂 bro attack him with paragraphs for no reason
@@AtomicxxJM
He said that's why.
It's my duty to convey Lord's message to everyone
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To all who's complaining that its not clean , you need to look clearer. They'll are maintaining the standards. Not even a single complaint by any customer since a decade
I think that it looks a lot cleaner than the McDonald's in my area.
Guys.. it's a food from Muslim makers. In Islam teaching everything we eats should be clean. That's why they maintaining the clean standard even with the serving.
As an Hyderabadi I'm very proud that Pista House has got its due recognition ❤
Pista house Haleem is the closest we in India to get the best mutton dish. The whole dish is so rich and flavourful, I don’t think anything else can come closer to this. Having this in Ramadan beats everything else.
This dish is definitely good but not the best. Seems like you've yet to try many mutton dishes from across India.
Cafe 555 Haleem>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
At last making of haleem on food insider, my wish came true. Haleem is the best. Not only pista house there are several other restaurants throughout the city which make haleem are great too.
I know it doesn’t look good, but it’s delicious. We eat it in Pakistan too. I’m always craving it but it’s difficult to make.
Looks like someone vomited 🤮
Is it available whole year or only in Ramadan?
@@AS-jo8qh anytime
@@AS-jo8qh me Bangalore pe order karta tha.
I have eaten Pakistani haleem and Delhi and lucknow haleem. Dozens of times from many many places.
It doesn't even come anywhere close to Hyderabadi Haleem. Your haleem is harissa with just few ingredients and is mainly wheat. Where as the quantity of meat in Hyderabad haleem is much much more.
This is more hygenic than most of the kitchen of McDonalds in USA
The dirtiest McDonald's in the USA is cleaner than the cleanest kitchen in India LOL
@@chechnya ok burger brain keep crying
@@chechnya well still Indian kitchen uses natural products rather than synthetic and artificial products used in usa kitchens and we people 1.4 billion people are still good eating food from our Indian restaurant you guys are very prone to diabetes and cancer and scare for peanuts
@@chechnya stay delusional
@@chechnyanobody cares American 😂😂😂😂 ur racist stereotypes won’t get you anywhere.
I salute the owner's vision and his sense of entrepreneurship. Not only he created jobs but he ensured quality and hygiene at a reasonable price. He has a legacy
Please, lets not love the owner. The worker is the ones who makes the place go around. Without workers, nothing happen.
@@TheAxeamanworkers dont take risk of running a business l, the owner do.
@@MightyRaju26 What does risk mean in this situation? For the owners to become debt ridden workers like us?
Workers make the value that the owners take. We make them rich.
@@TheAxeaman both are dependent on each other. Risk means that tehere is something at stake, generally workers will move to some other job when owner fails to run a company. Its clear from you comment that you are only doing job for others and never thought of startong something of your own.
@@MightyRaju26 So the worker takes no risks?
How are they both dependent on each other? Workers could start projects if they had funds for it, for example if there existed a state which did the bidding for the working class. Then we wouldn’t have to have some one who takes the surplus value that we the workers produce.
Of course, I don’t have the capital to start a business.
Oh boy, here we go again.... lol.. Then again, Anything outside of the U.S. is considered unsanitary by US standards.. Yet we continue to poison ourselves with synthetic just about everything, here. Including but not limited to prescriptions for just about everything.
I was pleased to see clean water used
The number of US foods banned in many european countries blew my mind.
@@_all_around_us the power of the food industry lobby in the USA is staggeringly large.
There is an unsanitary issue here in India, but I didn't see any in this video 🤷♂️
Not Japan. The Japanese make everyone look unsanitary. Did you see the vid on how they make school food? It's like they're working in a clean room medical facility. And they use all organic foods.
They've truly kept their hygeine standards up...than most other big restaurants in India.
Chup na lawde. Pooray india ka tune hi theka liya h
Love harris. I'm excited to try halim one day. Looks delicious and great to hear how it evolved in the Indian subcontinent.
Haleem delight ❤. Pistal house serves the best. Kudos to them.
masakan yang keren mantap sekali.. pasti enaknya
It's a very sticky and thick form of Haleem but you can make a watery version of it at home which is really good. Guys you don't get it. It's the ultimate dish. It's a privilege to eat it during Ramadan because how much work goes into it.
Well in the comments no one can describe it. People just say it's good.
Appreciate the owner for keeping the process manual and done by hand, thus employing people from the area. Great video and I wish you all the success Mohammed ji.
I am impressed with many points in this video… the owner is so humble… loved when he said it’s not for only Muslims… it’s India ka dish,
He doesn’t use machines to keep the job… 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
And where did the bones go 😱 seems they all cooked and mixed… wow 🥰
Haleem. I can eat haleem all day again and again.
Refuses to automate because it would cost people their jobs. Respect!
Unforgettable dish I ate while I was in Hyderabad 😋😋 god wish I'll eat again.
I would try it! Great video
My grandma makes haleem and even though it takes a long time, the taste is so worth it
This does look like it has all my fave flavors… I wonder if I can make my own
Thanks from Hyderabad
Pista house haleem is the best one
Nothing can match it's taste and quality
It's good but last three years it's been too mild and too much ghee. Shah ghouse Haleem is much more to our taste.
CAFE 555>>@@70newlife
Had the dish from one of its branch when is lived in KPHB. It was great.
Once u fall for its heavenly taste , there’s no going back……!!!! 🤤🛐❤
Haleem used to be my favourite dish from pista house ,Unfortunately after turning pure veg,, I somehow can manage to watch but never eat again
Respect for the culture and feeding people is great
I never knew such thing existed in India. The owner seems such a good human. I am vegetarian but this food is good. Gud luck to the team.
Pista house has the best hyderabadi food. It's also known for its biryani. Should have covered that too!!
Looks so delicious!
Sooooo soft sooooo tender it's dissolved in ur heart
Remember everyone, industrial production and large scale production of food are entirely different! India isn't as unsanitary as people think, it's a massive country, generalisations aren't smart.
You won't make a career of bullshitting. But it's clear they have an abstract concept of hygiene, that for sure.
@@bullgrim Uh huh, keep telling yourself that. If you wanna be wrong, go ahead, I won't stop you.
@@bullgrim it is heated and made of fresh ingredients way healthier than synthetic chemicals consumed daily in every meal in other countries
@@anony213 Mate, hold off on the misinformation. Chemicals literally are in everything, because they're natural. They aren't synthetic. All our crops are selectively bred for better yield, there's nothing wrong with them.
@@bullgrim lol go back to eating your bland tasteless food.
South Indians... the stalwarts of brotherhood, inclusion and societal unity.
People can come up dishes but only India can perfect them cause we have best ingredients of all ..the joy making others enjoy the food 😊❤❤❤
10/10 a must try 🤤
Nothing can beat Hyderabadi Haleem
I believe the best way to experience another culture is thru their food. I'd try this in a quick minute.
4:45 THIS RIGHT HERE! When many big global corporations are employing automation and software technologies like AI to reduce costs and increase margins , here is a modern outlier who chooses to directly benefit labourers by employing them to do the manual work over machines. True and wonderful case of integrating corporate social responsibility in their preparation process itself. Heartwarming!
why many practices from the history have paved the way for this AI. AI is a blessing, but greed will ruin it. its better to conserve traditions some times.
You can’t ruin a tradition with “AI” or robots. As from your name I can tell that you are a westerner. Y’all have absolutely no traditions and nothing is preserved. Because of the use of the things mentioned above.
Finally a vedio in hyd. And also heleem is the best . Thank you insider
Proud moment for hyderabadi ..... maout daldiye apan ....
Being a Hyderabadi is truly a Blessing 💕
You are bangladeshi
Very interesting culture and food! ❤
It is very tasty , nice and healthy recepie
❤ from Chittagong 🇧🇩
Oh man can't believe its happening 😮😮❤❤❤
Miss you Hyderabad ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ from Kerala
Most healthy n full of nutrients taste Supreme
I lived in Hyderabad for five years. Haleem is soooo good.
Bro it doesn't look disgusting , we need to change our western outlook of how food is made through out the world 🌍
@@ArunKumar-ne8jd exactlyyyyyyy
Fascinating
Haleem is 🔥 and lots of love to Pista house 💜
Interesting. I’ve only had halim brought in by my Iranian and Afghani colleagues. Much different and made with shredded turkey and topped with sugar and cinnamon. Resembles something more like a porridge and served for breakfast.
One of the best!!
I want to try it !
Muslim culture in india is so rich and fullfilling.
Khud ki Behen k sath is so rich culture 🥹🥹🤣🤣🤣
@@tfak7298abb niyog aur rape karne wale hame batayega? Rapist log ho tum log
@@rehanalikhan1749religious people commenting about rape 😁
for my friends here in the US.
Pistahouse has multiple branches here in the states.
Abto hm khudko proud kr rhe ki Patna m bhi pista house khul gya Miya ❤thank you pista house to be here in patna ❤
Hamare India ki dish Hain ye❤
0:53 hamara India ka dish he !!!❤❤ 🇮🇳
Looks so yummy ❤
It also tastes yummy
Pista house and 555 one of the best halims in Hyderabad
Thrz sm special relationship abt India n spices..thy mixed spices in an outside dish n make it a perfect blend! Same goes to Masaala Chai..I mean sitting in UK I did wonder..Why wld sm one add spices in a tea which is perfect on its own..until I try Masala Chai n since its always in my cabinet😂😂😂
As an mumbai i wish someday my wish to try it once becomes true
Westerners complaining abt hygiene while eating stale canned food or junk like burgers😪🤦♂️
Don’t worry ppl. We have much better immune systems thanks to the spices lol.
Lol this doesn't make any sense but ok
We have best immune system ...so cope
We have a similar thing here in middle east especially GCC called Harees , but it's very thick and very v3ry delicious like so much
Lots of works behind Haleem
The extra perspiration of the workers was delicious
Fun fact right now ur inhaling the bacteria
Haleem is ❤...🤤🤤🤤🤤
We don't have this type of haleem in Delhi and i don't like it but would try next time i travel to haidrabad.
World...this is the real deal
"Hamari India ki dish hai !" proud of my fellow citizens
It’s mughal dish actually
Dish nahi ye Jannat hai
The most tasteful dish in the universe
I love pista house haleem 😋 but in my opinion Mehfil hotel has better haleem and pista house zafrani birya is good too ❤️
Personally an alpha(outside railway station) fan of biryani. Have tried pista house near gacchibowli but prefer alpha
@@f4k3gamer I have had Alfa Biryani some years ago it was good then but somehow it doesn't taste that good now. I had pista house biryani at tolichowki and I believe in Gachibowli and areas beyond it changes taste according to the people living in those areas
@@sohi01 I was a student in uoh till 2020(last time I ate was in 2021 when I came for some work)
@@f4k3gamer wow uoh💛💛. I see
Haleem is a feelinggggg
it's heavenly taste is excruciating to those living expat
I love it
You will never know until you have haleem and then fall in love with it forever.
Pista House
Nayab
Saif
You try it and let this thing enslave you forever.
Muah... The taste of hallem is just next level.. It's dish of india 🇮🇳.. Who is talking about food hygiene..u should stop cooking have a robot at home..some cooking requires manual process.. Look at the effort ❤
I ate it's tasty 😋😊
The first haleem.I ate was from pista house. First they only distributed in Hyderabad and that also through post office. And it was steaming hot . They started many outlets and got GI tag
Belive me i live in this city and ate this many times it might look disgusting but it tastes heavenly
Please, it does not look disgusting😊😊😊
Looks like any other indian dish, doesnt look disgusting at all
Haleem is for everyone, agreed, but it is the majority Hindu population living in Hyderabad that gets fatter, feasting on it during the Ramadan season without fasting during the day!!
This is incredible
Very interesting to see how different haleem is in india compared to Bangladesh
Pista House is ❤
Beautiful video. I would love to have this one day. However slightly concerned about the fat and ghee content.
Also the taste won't be the same if it is automated
Best ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'm so hungry right now
Hyderabadi Biryani
Hyderabadi Haleem