Definition of Mughlai in English:

Mughlai

(also Moghlai, Moglai)

adjectiveˈmʊɡlʌɪˈmuːɡlʌɪ

(of food or a dish) cooked in an Indian style involving one of a variety of rich, spicy sauces, typically containing butter, yogurt, or cream.
Example sentencesExamples
- At Shisha, a new restaurant-cum-lounge, the Hyderabadis can enjoy both Indian and Mughlai food.
- An Indian or Mughlai dish cannot give the noodles or fried rice the taste that is expected, so it is not made and served, Mr. John explains.
- It is said that he brought Moghlai food to the South.
- Delhi Darbar is a great place to dive into traditional Moghlai and Indian dishes, cooked with rich ingredients and spices.
- Parsee food is influenced equally by the fare of Gujarat and Maharashtra as by Mughlai and British Colonial styles.
- Some immigrants even cook the bird in the Mughlai way, smearing it red with tandoori paste; others spice it up with Indian condiments.
- On our first night out we had options of comedy shows, musical events, fine dining options all the way from Mughlai and Ethiopian to sushi and steaks.
- It's not the Chinese or Moghlai dishes served there, but ice creams that are waiting to melt in your mouth.
- Widening the gastronomic horizons are the Cantonese, Japanese, Afghan, Punjabi, Mughlai, Indonesian styles, all there to whet one's appetite.
- Students cooked up a variety of cuisines - Chinese and Mughlai to Continental and the good old South Indian fare.
- The food was elaborately catered, usually from some Mughlai restaurant.

Origin

Urdu muġlaī 'in a Mughal style'.

词汇	Mughlai
释义	Definition of Mughlai in English: Mughlai (also Moghlai, Moglai) adjectiveˈmʊɡlʌɪˈmuːɡlʌɪ (of food or a dish) cooked in an Indian style involving one of a variety of rich, spicy sauces, typically containing butter, yogurt, or cream. Example sentencesExamples At Shisha, a new restaurant-cum-lounge, the Hyderabadis can enjoy both Indian and Mughlai food. An Indian or Mughlai dish cannot give the noodles or fried rice the taste that is expected, so it is not made and served, Mr. John explains. It is said that he brought Moghlai food to the South. Delhi Darbar is a great place to dive into traditional Moghlai and Indian dishes, cooked with rich ingredients and spices. Parsee food is influenced equally by the fare of Gujarat and Maharashtra as by Mughlai and British Colonial styles. Some immigrants even cook the bird in the Mughlai way, smearing it red with tandoori paste; others spice it up with Indian condiments. On our first night out we had options of comedy shows, musical events, fine dining options all the way from Mughlai and Ethiopian to sushi and steaks. It's not the Chinese or Moghlai dishes served there, but ice creams that are waiting to melt in your mouth. Widening the gastronomic horizons are the Cantonese, Japanese, Afghan, Punjabi, Mughlai, Indonesian styles, all there to whet one's appetite. Students cooked up a variety of cuisines - Chinese and Mughlai to Continental and the good old South Indian fare. The food was elaborately catered, usually from some Mughlai restaurant. Origin Urdu muġlaī 'in a Mughal style'.
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