Quite evidently, the culinary map of India changed with teh arrival of the Mughals in the country. From the evolution of the existing culinary gems to suit to their palates to the arrival of brand new culinary gems, the Mughals surely initiated a series of phenomenal events in the cuinary heritage of India. One such delectable culinary gem that cake to India was dopyaza or dopiaza. Originally invented in the present day Iran and Afghanistan, Dopiaza was brough to the country by the Mughals. Basically a rich and creamy gravy made with an onion-based sauce, dopiaza derives its name from the double addition of onions in teh gravy-in teh sauce and fried onion florets. This dish is a typical Bengali dish made with prawns. The succulent prawns along with the rich gravy make the dish a delectable delicacy to savour.