| Daawat e Haleem |
Ingredients:
500 gms Clean Goat meat bone-in, cut in 2" size just as cut for Biryani
200 gms Ghee(Clarified butter)
2 large onions thinly slices
10 thai chilies/mirchi sliced
100 gms whole wheat kernels husked
50 gms barley whole
25 gms bengal grams
25 gms masoor dal(red toor dal)
25 gms moong dal
1 tbsp chilli powder
2 tsps salt
2 tsp turmeric
2 tsps pepper corns
2 tsps cinnamon(around 2" piece)
2 tsp all spice (kabob cheeni, look like a pepper corn with a tail)
2 tsp Shahi jeera
2 tsp cloves(around 5-6)
Kitchen Equipment/Utensils:
A 5-quart pressure cooker, 1 Large sauce pot at least 10 quarts, similar to pasta/biryani pot. A potato masher and blender/mixer.
Cooking Method:
- In the pot, take 2 Tbsps of Ghee and dry roast half of all whole spices, all lentils along with wheat and Barley, until light golden color and take off into a blender/mixer jar.
- In the pressure cooker, put 2 Tbsps of Ghee saute half of whole spices (along with chilli and salt), Thai Chillis, Onions until golden brown.
- Add meat and cook for about 5-6 mins then add 4 Cups water and let it whistle for 8-10 on a really low to medium flame. Make sure the whistles are paced at longer intervals. We a 50 mins cooking time.
- While the meat is cooking prep the grains. Coarse blend the roasted lentils and whole spices mixture.
- Bring 8 cups of water to boil, add salt and lentil spice mixture and cook until soft. Stir intermittently.
- Add remaining half chilli powder, salt and cook until its all gooey and cooked thoroughly.
- Once the cooker is all cooled, fish the bones from the meat and mash the meat with hand masher just to loosen any remaining bones. DO NOT BLEND.
- Add the meat along with remaining water into the lentil cooking pot and let everything cook for another 1 hr on a very low flame and user a masher to stir just like we do for Pav Bhaji.
- The resultant should be just like the one shown in pic.
- Top it off with Fried Onion and Serve Hot.
Tips:
- You can use another pressure cooker to cook lentils just to fasten the process.
- A potato masher is a must or wooden lentil masher
- For frying onions, Slice a large onion length wise. Dust with all purpose flour and deep fry until crisp.
- If finding lentils a tough situation you can buy Store bought haleem mix packets, but stick to home made spices.
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