Does anyone have a recipe for meethay pakoray? I remember eating them once in childhood, but they were simple and plain, no filling or anything. I’ve been trying to find a recipe for them.
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errr do u mean gulgulay?
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that call gulgulay...
Ingredients
Flour (Ground fine) (Maeda) 1 cup
Sugar (Cheeni/Shakar) 1/2 cup
Milk (Doodh) 1/2 cup
Baking Powder 1/2 teaspoon
vanilla essence 1/2 teaspoon
Ghee (Ghee) 2 cup
Egg (Anda) 1 count
1 spoon suji
Method
Mix all the ingredients except ghee or butter to make thick mixture. With the help of the spoon drop small quantities of the mixture in hot ghee. Fry on medium heat till golden brown.
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Thanks so much for the recipe! I can't wait to try it out!
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Method Mix all the ingredients except ghee or butter to make thick mixture. With the help of the spoon drop small quantities of the mixture in hot ghee. Fry on medium heat till golden brown.
we add about a tsp of saunf as well...it adds just another dimension of flavour and aroma...you will really taste and smell the difference
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We used to make banana pakoras and they are simply delicious...using gram flour to prepare batter and bananas sliced round..try it out
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Can ghee be replaced with anything?
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oohh sure why not
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whats gulgulay ???
is it dumplings ???
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HMM WELL U CAN CAL UM SWEET FRITTERS
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Aren't meether pakorey ones with seaseme seed around them? Crunchy from outside and soft inside?
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oh yes…i was thinking the same…what are they called…???..i’ve had them before in lahore…and they used to have a name for that:confused: …but they used to be yummm…![]()
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EEwwWWwwwwwww
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I tried it last night and they turned out yummy!
Thanks
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they are called andrassay
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andrassay well i’ll better call em dumplings it sounds better ![]()
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yesssss....thats what they are called....thanks sadaf...!