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Pakistani Haleem

5/5 from 2 Customers
£0.50
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Haleem is a rich soup-like dish made from a mix of grains and pulses stewed together with chicken, lamb or beef - a bit like a meaty version of dhal.

It’s slow-cooked for many hours over a wooden fire and often served after sunset during the month of Ramadan as it’s filling, nutritious and of course delicious!

Haleem is a rich soup-like dish made from a mix of grains and pulses stewed together with chicken, lamb or beef - a bit like a meaty version of dhal.

It’s slow-cooked for many hours over a wooden fire and often served after sunset during the month of Ramadan as it’s filling, nutritious and of course delicious!

Which Legend Book?: Curry Legend World Tour
Haldi Needed: 2
Mirchi Needed: 0.5
Methi Needed: 3
Page Number: 46
Goes great with...: $$Roti paratha$$ (p174)
Also works a treat with...: Minced beef or lamb, Bite-size pieces of root veg for a veg version
Serves: 4 with sides
Serves: 4 with sides
Heat Rating: 2/5
Prep time: 20 minutes
Cooking Time: 1 hour 50 minutes
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Description

Haleem is a rich soup-like dish made from a mix of grains and pulses stewed together with chicken, lamb or beef - a bit like a meaty version of dhal.

It’s slow-cooked for many hours over a wooden fire and often served after sunset during the month of Ramadan as it’s filling, nutritious and of course delicious!

Shopping List
  • 500g diced lamb
  • 1 large onion - thinly sliced
  • 1-2 green chillies - thinly sliced (seeds removed if you prefer less heat)
  • Fresh ginger - finely chopped to make 1 tbsp
  • 10g bunch of coriander - roughly chopped
  • 1 lemon
  • 200g mix of lentils (eg red or brown lentils, split peas etc) 
  • 50g pearl barley, porridge oats or bulgar wheat
  • 100ml oil (sunflower or vegetable oil is best)

Product Rating (2):

5/5

Another winning recipe crispy onions, fresh chilli

Glad you enjoyed it, the colours are stunning and it looks absolutely delicious- hats off to the chef!

5/5

Super recipe! A friend mentioned how perfect it was for Ramadan and so I was compelled to try this recipe! Perfect for my love of grains and pulses, the lentil and pearl barley combo make for a filling and satisfying lunch, and wonderfully spiced with that distinctive Methi fragrance

This is a great recipe for a filling lunch packed with nutritious goodness - we're really happy that you've discovered it!

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