Expériences Culinaires

﷽ Savory Chicken Cake| Delicious tea time snack Perfect for tea time, lunch boxes & Iftar This is one of those recipes that is simple to make, easy to prepare ahead, and so satisfying. A soft, lightly seasoned savory batter is baked with a delicious filling of spiced chicken, caramelized onions, vegetables and fresh herbs.  Once baked, the result is soft and golden on the outside, with a flavorful chicken filling tucked inside. Cut it into little squares and serve it as a tea-time snack, lunch-box treat, party appetizer or Iftar snack. I usually make a batch, refrigerate it and reheat in the oven in the morning for the kids' lunch boxes. And the best part? The filling can easily be customized with whatever you have on hand. Ingredients For the Chicken Filling 2 boneless chicken breasts Oil, for sautéing 1 tsp ginger paste 1 tsp garlic paste 2–3 onions, thinly sliced 1 green chilli, finely chopped, adjust to taste 1 carrot, grated (optional) A few slices of capsicum Fresh parsle...

﷽ ﷽ Halwa Puri Meal | A Homemade Weekend Breakfast Feast There's nothing quite like a traditional Halwa Puri breakfast. Crispy, golden puris served with comforting Chole Ka Salan (chickpea curry), flavourful Aloo Ki Tarkari (potato curry), and sweet, fragrant Sooji Ka Halwa (semolina pudding) make the perfect combination for a special family breakfast, weekend brunch, or festive gathering. This is how I prepare a complete Halwa Puri meal at home. While it may seem like a lot of dishes, with a little planning everything comes together beautifully. Most of the components can even be prepared in advance, making the cooking process much easier. The Complete Meal Includes Crispy, puffed Puris Chole Ka Salan (Spiced Chickpea Curry) Aloo Ki Tarkari (Potato Curry) Sooji Ka Halwa (sweet semolina pudding) Pickles A hearty and satisfying meal that's perfect for sharing with family and friends. Every bite is worth the effort! Puri (Crispy Fried Bread) Ingredients Whole wheat flour (atta) S...

﷽ One of our favourite snacks, especially during iftar! After browsing countless recipes and watching endless videos, I finally came up with a version that my family absolutely loves. I'm still not an expert at shaping them perfectly, but these tips have helped me make kibbeh that tastes just like the ones from high-end Arabic restaurants—crispy on the outside with a deliciously juicy filling. Recipe For the Kibbeh Casing 1 cup fine burgul (fine bulgur wheat) ½ cup fine semolina 1½- 2 Cups of boiling hot water ( approx) 1 medium potato, cooked (don't overcook) 1 medium onion, finely chopped or minced 1 tbsp cornstarch 2 tbsp flour Salt, to taste Black pepper, to taste ½ tsp 7 spice mix 1 tsp kibbeh spice mix (adjust to taste) For the Filling 400 g minced beef 2 onions, finely chopped 1–2 tbsp olive oil Salt and black pepper, to taste ½ tsp 7 spice mix 1–2 tsp kibbeh spice mix (adjust to taste) A handful of chopped walnuts 1 tsp sumac 1 tsp pomegranate molasses Finely chopped di...