Haleem

Haleem

Haleem is a dish that is very popular amongst the Muslim community of North India, Pakistan and Persia. It is especially prepared in the Muslim countries during Ramadan and Moharram months and relished by the community members. In general, Haleem is sold as a snack in the markets and also cooked at Muslim weddings, as a starter. It is high on calories and therefore, is a nice way to break the month-long fast of Ramadan. Most of its ingredients are easily available in the market. The article brings you the recipe of Haleem. You can try it on any festivity, to make your menu special.

Ingredients

150 gm Yellow split Peas (dried)

115 gm Lentils

80 gm Oat meal

750 gm Chop Lamb

2 tbsp Maiezana

4 tsp Jeera1 big Onion

4 tsp Masala

3 tbsp AjinomotoShallot

LemonSalt and Pepper, according to tasteGreen Coriander

Method

>. Bring the split peas, lentils and salt to a boil and cook for 30 minutes.

>. Cut the lamb into cubes and marinate with salt, pepper, maiezena and ajinomoto.

>. Fry the onion in a Chinese wok and add the lamb.

>. Cook the meat for a few minutes, until all its water is evaporated, and then add the masala and Jeera.

>. When the Dhall is ready, add the lamb and 2 liters of water and cook for 30 minutes, in a pressure cooker.

>. Then, add the oats, diluted in a glass of water.