Hello everybody, hope you’re having an incredible day today. Today, we’re going to make a distinctive dish, dhaba style punjabi thali. It is one of my favorites food recipes. This time, I am going to make it a little bit tasty. This will be really delicious.
Dhaba style Punjabi thali is one of the most well liked of current trending meals in the world. It’s appreciated by millions daily. It is simple, it is quick, it tastes delicious. They’re fine and they look fantastic. Dhaba style Punjabi thali is something that I have loved my whole life.
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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can cook dhaba style punjabi thali using 74 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook that.
The ingredients needed to make Dhaba style Punjabi thali:
- Get For dal
- Prepare Toor dal
- Make ready Salt as per taste
- Take Haldi
- Prepare Water
- Make ready Butter
- Make ready chopped onion
- Make ready Jeera
- Prepare Jeera rice
- Prepare Rice
- Prepare Jeera
- Get Salt as per taste
- Take Ghee
- Take Water
- Make ready Masala chaach
- Take Curd
- Prepare Water
- Make ready Salt as per taste
- Take Roasted jeera powder
- Get Sugar
- Take Black/Rock salt
- Get Chaat masala
- Prepare For chapatti
- Get Wheat flour
- Take Water as per required
- Prepare Red chutney
- Make ready Dried red chilli
- Get Salt as per taste
- Get Garlic cloves 3-4
- Make ready Mustard oil
- Get Jeera
- Prepare Lemon juice
- Prepare Parwal stir fry
- Prepare Parwal
- Get Salt as per taste
- Take Haldi powder
- Take Onions sliced
- Get Green chilli
- Take Oil to cook
- Make ready For chicken curry
- Get Chicken
- Prepare Fried onions paste
- Prepare Red chilli powder
- Make ready Salt as per taste
- Make ready Coriander powder
- Prepare Garam masala powder
- Make ready Cumin seed powder
- Get Black pepper powder
- Get Ginger-garlic paste
- Get Curd
- Take Oil
- Prepare Whole garam masala 1-1 each
- Take For phirni
- Get Milk
- Take Soaked and coursely grinded rice
- Prepare Sugar
- Take Green elachi powder
- Take Kewra water
- Take Rose water
- Prepare Crushed dry fruits
- Get Mava
- Make ready Rajma masala
- Prepare Rajma
- Get Ginger-garlic paste
- Take Tomatoes 2 chopped
- Prepare Onion paste
- Make ready Red chilli powder
- Take Haldi powder
- Make ready Coriander powder
- Prepare Garam masala powder
- Prepare Cumin seed powder
- Take Black pepper powder
- Get Green chilli
- Make ready Coriander leaves chopped handfull
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Steps to make Dhaba style Punjabi thali:
- For dal… Wash dal thoroughly and now in a pressure cooker add dal, water, salt and haldi powder together and Cook for 4 whistles. Open the lid after some time and in a another pan heat butter and add jeera. When jeera starts cracking add onion to it. Fry till golden. Add tadka to dal..
- For jeera rice.. Wash rice thoroughly. Now in a tope heat oil after that add jeera to it and when jeera starts cracking add rice and water and salt together and Cook on high flame till first boil after that slow down flame and Cook on low flame till rice is done. (Approximately 10-12 min)
- For masala chaach… Take curd, water, salt, and roasted jeera powder together in a blender and blend it. Pour it in serving glass and sprinkle some jeera powder over it for garnish.
- For chapatti… Take flour and water and knead soft dough. Take a small portion and roll it in roti. Heat tawa and put the chapatti over it.flip the other side and Cook
- For red chutney.. Take dried chilli and boil it. Remove excess water.After that in a chutney jar add all the ingredients together and grind it.
- For parwal stir fry.. Peel and slice parwal finely. wash it, drain it and meanwhile heat oil in a pan and add sliced onions and chilli to the oil. When onions are translucent add parwal and other spices.
- Close the lid and cook for 10 min on low flame. After that open the lid and check out if parwal is done. Now switch the flame to high saute it till brown and oil separates.
- For chicken curry… Wash chicken thoroughly and allow water to risne off. Heat oil in a wolk and add whole garam masala. After that add chicken to the pan and saute for 5 min after that add ginger-garlic paste and saute again. Stirring continuously. Now add curd and all the spices and saute again. After that add fried onions paste and cook for 10 min. Now add fresh cream and add water to adjust gravy. Cook gravy for 5 min on high flame and Serve hot.
- For phirni…boil milk in a tope and reduce it to half after that add coursely grinded rice and cook on low flame till rice is done. At last add sugar and mava and all ingredients and dry fruits and cook till sugar dissolves. Garnish with dry fruits.
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