Why not try
this Hyderabadi Luqmi Recipe for you
today’s party? Luqmi is a traditional and genuine flavorful Hyderabadi
starter. It’s very much similar to that of Samosa with a crust pastry and
filled with mutton mince in center and shaped into a flat square pie. Especially in Hyderabadi
wedding or in other celebration this Non Veg Luqmi is normally served as a starter. The
Snack is prepare with (Refined Flour-Maida) dough combine in milk by mixing
flour with a lil amount of water and Ghee until it turns very smooth, and filled
with minced.
Category
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Starter
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Cuisine
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Hyderabadi
|
Preparation Time
|
30 min
|
Cooking Time
|
30 min
|
Servings
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4
|
What are the ingredients Required to make Luqmi?
- Maida (Multi purpose
Flour) 2 cup
- Suji (Semolina) 1 cup
- Egg 1
- Oil for deep frying
- Salt to taste
- Minced Mutton ½ kg
- Ginger – Garlic paste ½
tbsp
- Pepper powder 1 tsp
- Lemon 2
- Red chili powder 1
tsp
- Milk ¼
cup
- Cumin seeds 1
tbsp
- Baking soda a pinch
- Coriander leaves ½
cup, chopped
- Mint leaves ½
cup, chopped
- Turmeric 1
tsp
- Garam masala powder 1 tsp
- Ghee 2
tbsp
- Onion 1,
small, chopped
What is the method to prepare Luqmi?
- Take a large bowl, add maida, suji, cumin seeds,
baking soda, egg white, salt and mix well
- Add ghee & warm milk to it. Knead thoroughly to
get soft dough. Keep it aside for 30 min to 1 hour
- Clean, wash minced meat and drain thoroughly
- Take a frying pan, pour oil and heat it
- Add minced mutton and saute till its color is
changed
- Now add ginger – garlic paste. Cook for 1 minute
- Add red chili powder, coriander leaves, mint leaves,
garam masala powder to it and mix
well
- Cook the mutton in its liquid for 5 minutes or till
it dries up
- Add chopped onion and saute for 5 minutes
- Cover the pan and simmer for 5 minutes. Turn off the
stove and keep the cooked mutton aside
- Take the dough, make small ball of it
- Roll out small chapattis using a rolling pin. Cut
them in square shape
- Put some cooked mutton over one chapati and cover it
with another chapati. Wet your finger with water and press the edges
together with finger to seal chapatis
- Take a heavy bottomed frying pan (kadai), pour oil
into it and heat the oil
- Fry these luqmis till they turn to golden brown
- Remove them on paper towel or tissue to drain the excess
oil
- Serve hot!
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hyderabadi luqmi recipe is fantabulous , we love luqm
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