Halwa Poori chole is an famous breakfast combo which is so filling and nothing can be packed with nutrients in the morning than this breakfast. Halwa poori chole is normalla prepared at navratri time by most of the North Indians. This combo is also a very famous breakfast in pakistan even and said to be as the most loved breakfast. It is also had by muslim for ramadan festival. This might sound an elaborate meal but it is very easy and simple to make.
This combo platter comprises of halwa made with rava / sooji like the rava kesari we make in south , poori which the puffed up wheat indian bread, and chole is the spicy curry made with chickpea. This combo go well so nicely and I have become a fan of it. This is combo can be enjoyed for any course but they are made traditionally for breakfast and brunch. This is a sure hit combo in all homes and no one can resist to have this combo for breakfast .Thanks to srivalli for suggesting some combo platter recipes. For the 4 week 1st day of BM am here with is delicious combo platter. Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM# 36.
Ingredients
1 cup semolina
1 cup sugar
2 – 3 tbsp ghee
2 cups Whole milk
1/4 tsp cardamom powder
pinch of color and/or saffron (optional)
Chopped Nuts and Raisins Few
Charmagaz / dried melon seeds for Garnish
Method
- Heat ghee in a pan, add the chopped nut and raisins adfter they turn light brown add semolina and fry on low heat until color starts to change and it gives a nice aroma.
- Keep on stirring often so that they don’t brown to much .
- Once semolina is roasted well , slowly add the milk and stir constantly , even add color at this stage so that the halwa is evenly colored .
- Once all the milk get evaporated add sugar , cardamom , stir well and cook them till the halwa leaves the sides of the pan.
- Switch off the flame and garnish the halwa with charmagaz.
- Mix wheat flour and salt , add water as needed and make as stiff dough.
- Divide the dough in to equal part and roll then with a rolling pin as we do for roti but reduce the size.
- Heat oil in a kadai , when they are hot enough fry the rolled poories by sliding it slowly in the oil and pressing them gently towards the edgesusing the spatula for puffing.
- Once it is completely puffed up turn to the other side and fry the poori till light brown in color.
- Once don transfer it on a kitchen towel so that execss oil is being absorbed.
- Repeat the same for the rest of the poori dough.
Ingredients
2 cups boiled chickpeas / Kabuli channa ( Soak the kabuli channa over nite and cook them pressure cooker for 2-3 whitles with salt )
4 tbsp oil
1″ inch piece Cinnamon stick
2 Nos Clove
2 Nos Cardamom
2-3 Curry leaves, chopped
1 tsp Ginger garlic paste
1 large Tomato ( Chopped)
1 large Onion ( Sliced)
2 Nos Green chillies, chopped
1/2 tsp Cumin pd
1/4 tsp Turmeric pd
1 tsp Coriander pd
1 tsp Red chilli pd
salt to taste
chopped coriander leaves for garnishing
Method
- In a pan heat 1 tbsp of oil , put greenc chillies and sliced onion and saute till onions turn translucent.
- Then add chopped tomato and cook them till they turn mushy .
- Switch of the flame and let them cool a bit, after the cool down transfer it to a blender and blender to a puree.
- Now In a kadai or a sauce pan heat the rest of the oil , add cinnamon stick , clove and cardamom after the slputter add the ginger garlic paste and saute for few seconds .
- Now add the prepared puree and bring it to a boil .
- Add turmeric pd , Red chilli pd, coriander pd , Salt and cumin pd to the boiling puree and mix them well .
- Cook them in simmer for few minutes till the raw smell goes of , then add the cooked channa/ chickpea to till add water if needed to make the gravy thin . .
- Cover and cook it for 5- 10 mins so that the flavor goes into the channa well.
- Cook them till you can see oil being separated in the sides of the gravy.
- Garnish with coriander leaves and serve them warm with poories.
Jayanthi Padmanabhan says
Nice colourful breakfast platter..
Harini M says
Yummy and healthy combination
The Yogi Vegetarian says
What a treat! I love all 3 of those preps… have never tried all 3 for breakfast though.
Ramya Krishnamurthy says
Yummy platter dear
Eliza Lincy says
What a lovely platter! Love to eat this whole platter for my dinner. With dessert that too Halwa.mmmm delicious.
Priya Anandakumar says
Lovely platter, makes me hungry and so colorful sis…
Magees kitchen says
Delicious platter, healthy wheat poori with perfect channa combo n a dessert…
Princy Vinoth says
what a beautiful looking platter!i'm making puri bhaaji for dinner ๐
Poornima Molri says
Lovely platter…. i havent made poori n chana from a long time… this reminds to make it very soon…. love to eat up the entire plate.
Mayuri's jikoni says
Haven't made halwa for a very long time. Must make it soon. Adding curry leaves to the chole must be giving it a different taste.
Sahasra Recipes says
Yummy and colorful platter.
laavys kitchen says
Great clicks and yummy recipe ๐
Sumee says
Delicious combo! love the colors
Hema says
Lovely clicks, nice combo, the poori goes very well with both the halwa and the chole..
Vidya Chandrahas says
Halwa and chole look fabulous. Very yummy and inviting platter…
Aysha Dileen says
Superb presentation and tasty breakfast
Nivedhanams Sowmya says
delicious clicks!!!
Sathya Priya says
lovely coloful plate manju.
Chitra Ganapathy says
wow, super combo.Pass me tat entire plate.I'll finish it rite now ๐
Srivalli says
What a delicious spread manjula, do invite us for breakfast!
Linsy Patel says
I can eat this for brunch or dinner too.
Manju Modiyani says
Delicious chhole and halwa.. I like halwa's color.. Pretty! ๐
Sapana Behl says
My fav combo! The platter looks delicious…
Padmajha PJ says
What a flavorful combo! I have had channa and poori.Have to try with halwa too.Superb pics Manjula…
techie ZM says
Perfect breakfast!!
Pavani N says
That is such a filling and delicious breakfast.
Nalini's Kitchen says
Super tempting and colorful platter,looks yummy….
Chef Mireille says
poori came out so perfectly puffy and I love the color of the halwa. I wouldn't mind being served this for breakfast!
keshav says
Awesome real taste!