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Lohri Foods

Lohri

Lohri foods are one of the most popular Punjabi recipes you can prepare during winter. Some always use homemade butter for toppings. This article discusses Lohri foods.

Examples: 

  • Sarson ka Saag aur Makki ki Roti.
  • Pindi Channe.
  • Gur ki Roti.
  • Murmura Ladoo.
  • Til Ki Barfi.
  • Dry fruit chikki.
  • Til ki Chikki.
  • Gur Ka Halwa.
  • Chiraunji Makana Gheer

Sarson ka Saag aur Makki ki Roti: 

One can couple this heartwarming saag along with roti, also, by adding a big dollop of butter. This simple combo is one of the famous Punjab delicacies

Pindi Channe: 

One can warp the boiled chickpeas along with masalas and this dish is perfection. Serve with Kulche or rice.

Gur Ki Roti: 

Jaggery enjoys a great importance in Punjab cuisine. especially during the winter festivals. One can use the Indian breads along with Gur for the taste.

Murmura Ladoo: 

These ladoos can satisfy the evening hungers. Munching these crisp ladoos are a perfect festive treat.

Til Ki Barfi: 

Sesame seeds, koya, sugar and ghee are all that you need to create the dish.

Dry fruit chikki: 

There’s nothing quite like spending the chilly Lohri evening with a cup of tea and bits of nutty fruit by your side.

Til ki chikki: 

This is very similar to the Til Ki Barfi recipe. This also uses the sesame seeds as the main ingredient.

Gur Ka Halwa: 

A handful of healthy ingredients with ghee, semolina and jaggery.

Chiraunji Makana Gheer: 

A dish along with many doses of fruits and milk, and this dish is a sensational dessert. The festival of Lohri is incomplete without this dish.

 

ALSO READ: The Shrikhand Recipe

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