Halwa puri is a traditional sweet on the special occasion of Milaud-Un-Nabi which means the birthday of Prophet Muhammad(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam). The chana dal halwa is stuffed in puri or samosa and then deep-fried. The best combination of halwa puri is with rava kheer.
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“Milaud” means birthday, the meaning of Milaud-Un-nabi is the “Birth of the Prophet” and will be celebrated in the third month of the Islamic calendar Rabi’ al-awwal. The day of 10 November 2019 is the most important occasion because our Prophet Muhammad(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) is the messenger of Allah Subhana Watala. In 2023 Milaud-Un-Nabi will be celebrated on 28 September InshaAllah.
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Halwa puri in simple steps. The first step is to soak the chana dal. The second step is to cook the chana dal for 4 whistles. let it cool and blend to a smooth paste. The third step is to add ghee, chana paste, and jaggery and cook till the halwa thickens. Chana dal halwa is ready. Let it cool and set it aside.
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The fourth step is to make the dough with wheat flour and plain flour. The fifth step is to roll one portion of dough like puri, stuff the halwa and lock the dough by pressing with fingers. The sixth step is to deep fry the halwa samosa and serve it with rava kheer.
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Halwa puri is a traditional sweet at the special occasion of Milaud-Un-Nabi which means the birthday of Prophet Muhammad(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam).
- chana dal – 1 cup
- ghee – 5 spoons
- raisins(kishmish) – 10
- almonds(badam) – 6
- cashew nuts(kaju) – 6
- jaggery – 1 1/2 cup
- water – 1/2 glass
- wheat flour – 1 cup
- plain flour – 1 cup
- water – 1/2 cup
- oil – for deep frying
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Soak a cup of the chana dal for one hour.
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Take pressure cooker add soaked chana dal and 1/2 glass of water.
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Close the lid and pressure cook for 4 whistles.
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Carefully open the lid. Let it cool completely.
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Add boiled and cooled chana dal into the blender jar.
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Blend to a smooth paste. Set aside.
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Heat a pan add 3 spoons ghee.
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Add raisins, almonds and cashew nuts.
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Fry for a minute till they turn crisp and set aside.
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Add the blended chana dal paste mix well. Stir continuously and fry for 5 minutes.
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Fry till the water in halwa dry.
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Add a spoon of ghee stir well.
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Add 1 1/2 cup of grated jaggery stir continuously.
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Mix well and cook for 5 minutes. Fry until the halwa thickens and leaves the sides.
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Add the fried raisins, cashew nuts and almonds mix well.
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If necessary add ghee and cardamom powder. This is optional.
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Halwa is ready, switch off the fire.
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Take into a bowl and set aside. let the halwa cool completely.
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Take a bowl add all-purpose flour(a cup of wheat flour and plain flour).
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Pour little by little water and make a dough.
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The dough should be soft and pliable but not wet.
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Divide the dough into lemon size equal portions.
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Place the dough, rolling board and halwa bowl side by side.
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Take small portion of dough, dust the flour and roll as puri.
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Stuff a spoon of halwa at the center of puri fold it.
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Using fingers press the edges of puri to lock the halwa mixture.
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Carefully lock the puri, if there are any gaps the halwa will spread in the oil.
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Repeat the same process for all the puri.
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Heat oil in a pan over high flame and reduce to medium flame.
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Drop one or two puri do not crowd them.
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Fry on both sides till the puri turns golden and crisp.
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Take into the tissue to remove excess oil.
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Similarly fry all the puri. let it cool and can store in an airtight container for 3 -4 days.
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Serve the halwa puri with the best combination of hot rava kheer.
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Serve as a snack, breakfast or at any Eid occasion.
- Check whether the halwa is cooked or not.
- Check the consistency of the water and Pressure cook for 2 more whistles if necessary.
- If the jaggery is melted completely the colour of the halwa changes.
- If necessary add ghee and cardamom powder.
- The dough should be soft and pliable but not wet.
- If there is any extra dough or you want to shape the puri, cut the dough in an arc shape with the help of a knife.
- Carefully lock the puri, if there are any gaps the halwa will spread in the oil.
Step by step procedure for halwa puri:
How to make halwa:
1. Soak and pressure cook chana dal:
Soak a cup of the chana dal for one hour.
Take a pressure cooker and add soaked chana dal and 1/2 glass of water.
Close the lid and pressure cook for 4 whistles. Carefully open the lid.
Let it cool completely.
2. Blending:
Add boiled and cooled chana dal to the blender jar.
Blend to a smooth paste. Set aside.
3. Making halwa:
Heat a pan and add 3 spoons of ghee.
Add raisins, almonds and cashew nuts. Fry for a minute till they turn crisp and set aside.
Add the blended chana paste and mix well. Stir continuously and fry for 5 minutes.
Stir continuously & fry till the water in the halwa is dry.
Add a spoon of ghee stirs well.
Add 1 1/2 cups of grated jaggery and stir continuously.
Stir well and melt the jaggery.
Mix well and fry for 5 minutes. Fry until the halwa thickens and leaves the sides. If the jaggery is melted the colour of the halwa changes.
If necessary add ghee and cardamom powder. This is optional. Halwa is ready, switch off the fire. let the halwa cool completely.
Take into a bowl and set aside.
How to make puri or samosa:
1. Preparing the dough:
Take a bowl and add all-purpose flour(a cup of wheat flour and plain flour).
Pour little by little water and make a dough.
The dough should be soft and pliable but not wet.
Rolling and stuffing puri:
Place the dough, rolling board and halwa bowl side by side. Take a small portion of the dough.
Dust the flour and roll as puri.
Stuff a spoon of halwa at the centre of the puri.
Fold the puri.
Using fingers press the edges of the puri to lock the halwa mixture.
If there is any extra dough or you want to shape the puri, cut the dough in an arc shape with the help of a knife. Carefully lock the puri, if there are any gaps the halwa will spread in the oil. In the same way stuff all the puris.
Deep frying puri:
Heat oil in a pan over a high flame and reduce to a medium flame.
Drop one or two puris do not crowd them. Adjust the flame according to the heat of the pan.
Fry on both sides till the puri turns golden and crisp.
Remove from oil.
Take into the tissue to remove excess oil. Similarly, fry all the puri. let it cool and can store it in an airtight container for 3-4 days.
Serve the halwa puri with the best combination of hot rava kheer. Serve as a snack, breakfast or at any Eid occasion.
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