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Eggless Pav Bread Recipe

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Eggless Pav Bread | Ladi Pav | How to Make Homemade Pav at Home with step-by-step photos and video.

Eggless Pav is a simple and common street food bread: soft and puffy bread rolls. It is made with plain flour and dry yeast, along with some other essential ingredients, when made fresh and served with bhaji, vada, Kathiawar cholay, and dal kabab.

Basically, the Pakistani version of the bread roll is much
similar to the dinner roll but softer without a crisp texture. I have already shared the pav bread recipe, but that wasn’t well prepared by me because my oven cheated at the time of baking, so per my calculation, that wasn’t as good. I have given the link above; hence, there you can check out the recipe
                  
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Eggless homemade pav is a type of Pakistani bread roll. They taste best when fresh out of the oven that usually sold with kabab and choley at the vendor. One more thing I’d like to tell you all.

Those people who are familiar with Karachi would have seen in some of the bakeries kadak bread with a little hard crust on top and remaining soft from the inside. In making kadak bread, no hard and fast rule is applied; this bread is similar to pav bread, just the difference between them of hard and soft crust; the rest remains soft from inside. 
                     
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How to make kadak Bread?

Kadak bread is baked similarly to pav bread, then left outside in a baking dish for at least 5-6 hours or until completely cool. Once cooled, it is preheated in the oven at 50-60°C for 15 minutes, and then baked at a low temperature in the oven for an hour. Once done, the kadak bread is ready.

 

Many people are familiar with Aram Bagh, where kabab chutney with bread has become a popular street food over the years. When I was growing up, I used to go there with my mother, and we would always enjoy a meal with lots of tangy green chutney, kababs, and pav bread. Those moments are very memorable for me.

 

Similarly, I draw inspiration from another aspect of Indian street food, which is why I've shared it on my blog in my earlier posts. Now, let’s get back to the recipe.

 

Pav is similar to a dinner roll but made with very few simple ingredients; it's actually a staple for many people in Karachi, enjoyed nearly every day for breakfast or as a snack. 


This bread roll is not typically served with any specific dish, allowing each person to choose their own food pairing. However, it becomes especially delicious when served with kabab chutney or cholay, and it is also commonly enjoyed with Indian dishes like pav bhaji or vada pav.

                                 
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Some important tips, suggestions, and variations for the soft and spongy eggless pav bread recipe.

To make soft pav, the key is the proper kneading of the plain flour dough after mixing it with yeast. Knead the dough for about 10-15 minutes. You can also use a bread maker or atta maker to knead the dough.

 

Once the dough is kneaded, allow it to rest for 60 minutes to rise and develop its shape. After shaping the dough into balls and transferring them to a tray, let them rest again. 

 

Before placing the tray in the oven, don’t forget to brush the balls with milk, butter, or egg to achieve a nice golden color. 

 

Using high-quality yeast is essential for creating super soft pav. Additionally, ensure you dedicate enough time to the kneading process, as it helps develop the gluten for a fluffy texture. Remember, the size of the pav balls will double once rested, so adjust their size accordingly. 


The pav bread recipe is especially delicious when made with milk and butter.

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To prepare this recipe, firstly activate the yeast by combining lukewarm water, sugar,r and dry yeast in the mug or direct bowl; stir to mix well and cover with a lid, then leave it in a warm place for 10 minutes until bubbling and a foamy texture appears on top.

                               
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Then pour 1 tbsp oil and mix well; reserve the second tbsp oil for use later.
                    
              
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Take a large-sized bowl, then pour the yeast mixture into the bowl, then sift the flour into the same bowl.
                    
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Add ingredients to the flour, and mix them together with a spatula. 


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Keep mixing until the dough is formed, transfer to the working surface, and start kneading the dough with the help of the palm for around 5 minutes.

The dough turns sticky at this stage; add lemon essence and remaining oil. The dough will seem oily and stick not worry.   
              
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Keep Continue kneading for another 10 minutes. The dough will absorb all the oil and turn into a super soft and elastic dough.
                  
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Here you can see in the picture below how the dough gets a stretchy texture.
                      
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Tuck the dough and place it in a bowl, cover it with cling wrap or cloth, and rest for 1-2 hours in a warm place.

                     
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Allow the dough to rise until it doubles in volume.
                         
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Further, punch the dough, transfer to the working surface, and knead it slightly to remove the air incorporated. 

                       

Cut the dough into equal portions, roughly cut and divide into 9 equal pieces. 

                        
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Give it a smooth ball-sized shape
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Grease the square aluminum tray with butter or line with butter paper.

                     
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Place the balls into a lined tray. Place them, leaving equal space between. Now cover them with a kitchen napkin, and allow resting for 30 minutes or until they double in size.

                  
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Meanwhile, turn on the oven and preheat it to 200 c for 20-25 minutes. Whisk the egg with milk.

                  
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Apply egg wash over pav bread with the help of a muslin cloth without damaging the balls.
                                 
                    
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And bake them at 200 C for 20-25 minutes or untilthey  turn golden brown from the top

                 
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Once the pav is out of the oven, rub it with butter or oil to get a shiny look.     

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Also, cover again with a kitchen napkin to get super-soft; leave them for 10 minutes by covering. Then transfer to the cool wire rack and allow to cool completely. 

                                        
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Finally, pav bread is ready to serve

                        
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You can see inside the look of the bread,d so spongy and super soft. Pav bread can also be served with butter, jam, or tea.

               
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Chana Dal Halwa Recipe ( Bengal Gram Dessert )

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Chana dal halwa || Bengal Gram Dessert Recipe || How to make chana dal halwa with step-by-step photos and video...

I updated my old post by adding a video of chana dal halwa to better understand the recipe.

Chana dal halwa is a very tasty, traditional, rich flavor and a mouth-watering taste, which is usually made at any special event like Shab-e-Rat in India and Pakistan, but I love to eat it. 

So I often make it at home without any special events. 
Chana dal has a richer flavor than other pulses, which lends itself well to the preparation of a mouth-watering halwa. Soaked and ground dal is sautéed till a rich aroma is achieved, and then prepared into a traditional halwa flavored with cardamom, clove, and cinnamon. 
                                   
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It is important to stir the dal mixture continuously while sautéing. Although the chana dal halwa requires a bit of prior soaking and takes a bit of time to cook, it is a worthwhile effort, which is sure to be praised by your guests and family members as one of the perfect desserts for entertaining.  

Chana dal halwa is prepared with desi ghee or Clearfield ghee, but I don’t like the taste of desi ghee, so I used regular ghee. If you like it, then you can cook it with it. This halwa is prepared with a few ingredients, which are sugar, dry fruits, and ghee, sprinkled with some kewra essence.


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Tips:
Soak chana dal in hot water. 

 

To enhance the flavor of this traditional dessert, boil the chana dal by mixing it with water and milk. Be careful not to add too much water and milk while boiling. 

 

Be cautious, as the liquid dal paste can burn your hands when roasting it with ghee. 

 

For added flavor, you can include raisins, cashew nuts, or even saffron.

                              



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To prepare this recipe, first soak the chana dal for at least 2 hours.

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Take all ingredients and prepare all dry fruits.

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Firstly, in a large pot,t add chana dal (Lati,n), add 1 liter of mixed water and milk, bring it to a boil, then remove all, cover the lid, and let it cook until softened. ed

Note: I didn't use milk due to it not being available at home at the time.

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Blend chana dal with the hand blender or hand masher till it turns to a smooth texture.

                                
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In a large pan/pot, add ghee, ee heat, then add whole spices; let them crackle for a minute, then add the blended dal paste.

                                            


Stir to combine well and start roasting the dal paste on a medium flame until the water dries out along with the left surface of the pot.
             


You can even touch the dal paste slightly; if it seems nonsticky means that the halwa dal mixture should not stick to your fingertips when you touch it. Non-sticky chana dal paste indicates that it has been almost roasted; add sugar.

                                  
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Stir it on medium flame until the sugar is dissolved.

                                                           
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Note: You cannot leave the halwa for even a single second because it can stick or burn up.
Add chopped half-dry fruits and half reserve for use later. 
                                           
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Keep stirring until the ghee separates; sprinkle a few drops of kewra and stir well.        
            
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Once halwa leaves the surface of the pot, remove it from the flame, and halwa is done.
                 
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Transfer to the serving bowl or tray as desired, and cut into a rhombus shape. 
                           
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Sprinkle the remaining dry fruits,s and if you have chandi wark can be placed on top.

                                                      
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Halwa is ready to serve

                    
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