HALWA POORI & CHANE
(special Pakistani breakfast recipe part 1)
HALWA POORI & CHANE (special Pakistani breakfast recipe part 1)

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Make ahead tips for Halwa Poori Recipe. I recommend making poori dough/aata at least an hour ahead, covered with a damp cloth in a box so it does not become dry. You can even do it a night before you want to serve. When your guests are due to arrive, you can make small balls/pairay and keep them covered again with damp cloth and in a box.

To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have halwa poori & chane (special pakistani breakfast recipe part 1) using 7 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make HALWA POORI & CHANE

(special Pakistani breakfast recipe part 1):

  1. Prepare 1/2 cup semolina
  2. Make ready 1 cup sugar
  3. Prepare 3 cup water
  4. Prepare 2 tblsp ghee, oil or unsalted butter
  5. Take 1/4 tsp yellow food colour
  6. Get 3 cardamom crushed
  7. Take 6,8 almonds

Ingredients needed to make Halwa Poori. Poori is a popular deep fried flatbread that's served for breakfast across Pakistan and India. In Pakistan poori is part of a popular weekend breakfast called halwa puri, which is basically a platter of poori served with halwa, chana masala and aloo ki bhujia (potato curry). Halwa poori is a Pakistani and Indian breakfast dish that gives a standard to breakfast, especially at weekends.

Instructions to make HALWA POORI & CHANE

(special Pakistani breakfast recipe part 1):

  1. In a deep, heavy based sauce pan, add the semolina (sooji) and stir fry over medium/low heat stir it just light golden brown colour add in the ghee and stir 2,3min.
  2. At the same time in another pan dissolve the sugar in the water with cardamom n color over low heat and keep stir till just one boil.
  3. It is convenient to do this in a pan with a long handle because when you pour the sugar solution into the semolina (sooji) mixture a lot of steam is created, which burns your hand.
  4. When the semolina (sooji) is light brown and gets a glossy look and does not stick together much (which means it is fried enough) add the sugar solution and bring to a boil, then simmer till the liquid is absorbed. At this stage you can stir off and on, not continuous. - - Serve hot, garnished with the almonds.

In Pakistan poori is part of a popular weekend breakfast called halwa puri, which is basically a platter of poori served with halwa, chana masala and aloo ki bhujia (potato curry). Halwa poori is a Pakistani and Indian breakfast dish that gives a standard to breakfast, especially at weekends. Halwa poori and poori halwa is the same thing with these two names. I love to eat poori halwa in breakfast to have a fine day with the full energy of delicious poori, channa, and sweetest halwa. halwa puri banane ka tarika Poori Recipe Perfect round puffy and Soft puri Recipe Easy and Tasty Breakfast Recipe puri chana Pakistani halwa puri cholay recipe. Halwa Poori No festival is ever complete without a specially made pakwaan.

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