So Ramadan is here! And with that numerous traditional delicacies also find their way to our "dastarkhawans" and dining tables like Pakoray, Samosay, Fruit Chaat and such. One of my personal favorite of these delicacies is "Dahi Phulkian".
Here's my recipe for it which tastes incredible with raw onion on top!!
Here's my recipe for it which tastes incredible with raw onion on top!!
RECIPE:
INGREDIENTS:
For
Fried Phulkian:
Gram
Flour – One Cup
Red
Chili Powder – To Taste
Salt
– To Taste
Water
– As Required to get a medium thin consistency
Cumin
Seed Powder – Half Teaspoon
Dried
Pomegranate Seeds – Half Teaspoon
Baking
Powder – Half Teaspoon
Oil
– Two Cups for frying
Other:
Unsweetened
Yogurt – One Cup
Onion
– One Chopped
Tomato
– One Chopped
Coriander
– One Tablespoon Chopped
Salt
– To Taste
Black
Pepper – Half Teaspoon
Green
Chili – One Chopped
Chat Masala – For Garnish
Preparation
1. Mix together all the ingredients for the
phulkians except water in a bowl.
2.
Then gradually add the water till you get a medium thin consistency which
should be thin but not too runny.
3.
Heat the oil in a frying pan. When it is sufficiently heated use a small spoon
to add small dollops of the gram flour mix to the oil. Let the small balls cook
under golden brown on a low flame. Be careful as they can get burnt very
easily.
4.
After they are fried, take them out on a tissue paper to drain excess oil. Then
drop them into a bowl of water. (This is done to make them moist and to give
them a really nice texture)
5.
Leave the phulkian in the water for around 10 minutes. Meanwhile add all the
other ingredients in a bowl with the yogurt and whisk thoroughly.
6.
Now take the phulkian out and squeeze out the water from them using the palms
of your hands (Wash your hands before doing this!); And then drop them into the
yogurt mixture and mix well.
7.
Taste to check the salt and pepper content and adjust the flavor.
8.
Finish it by adding some chopped coriander over it, sprinkle some Chat Masala and Voila you Tradtional
Pakistani treat is ready to be enjoyed at Iftaar or anytime you want!
nice moiz today iam gonna try them they also taste extreme with some paprian
ReplyDeleteYup papri on it would really taste great!
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