Jalebi is a deep fried sweet made from maida flour and then soaked in syrup. It is bright orange or yellow in colour and can be served warm or cold. It has a chewy texture with crystallized sugary exterior coating. The sugars get partly fermented which adds flavor to the dish.Jalebi is a melt-in-the-mouth snack item that can satisfy the taste buds of your loved ones http://www.vahrehvah.com/jalebiIngredients15 grams cornflour (optional)1 cup curd1 tsp lemon juice100 grams Maida1 tbsp Oilto fry Oilpinch saffron colour1 cup sugaras needed waterDirections• Take a bowl add curd mix well then add maida,cornflour mix well to avoid lumps then add food colour,Hot oil and mix again.• Batter should be pouring consistency set a side for 24hr to ferment.•Take a bowl add sugar,water to make sugar syrup of 1 thread consistency add lime juice few drops in the syrup and keep it a side.Lemon juice is to prevent crysalization so just few drops•Heat oil to fry jalebi, take a Ziplog bag make a hole and pour the batter so that it can pass through.• press the batter in the hot oil fry at a very low flame till golden brown colour.• Remove from the oil drain the oil, immediately dip in the sugar syrup for a min and remove in a plate.Samosa, the most famous street snack and probably the most popular Indian tea time snack, it is a crispy pastry with spicy and zesty potato savory filling.http://www.vahrehvah.com/street-style-aloo-samosaIngredientsFor samosa sheets:All-purpose flour 300 GramsAjwain 1/2 TeaspoonsSalt as per tasteOil 100 GramsWater to mix doughFor the stuffing:Oil 1 TeaspoonsMustard seeds 1/4 TeaspoonsCumin seeds 1/4 TeaspoonsGreen chillies 3 NumbersCurry leaves 2 SpringsTurmeric pd 1/4 TeaspoonsSalt as per tasteCitric Acid 1 PinchWater 10 mlCoriander leaves 1/2 BunchMint Leaves 1/2 BunchPotato 250 GramsDirections:1. Add little oil in a hot pan, add mustard seeds. When the mustard seeds splutter, cumin seeds, finely chopped green chillies, curry leaves, turmeric powder, little salt and pinch of citric acid. 2. Add little water, finely chopped coriander and mint leaves, potato (boiled and mashed) and salt well. 3. In a mixing bowl, add flour, ajwain, salt, oil and water and mix the flour to make stiff dough. Cover the dough and rest for about 30 minutes. 4. Divide the dough into equal portions and with help of the rolling pin shape them into elongated puri shape and cut in the centre and keep aside. 5. Take one sheet, apply water on the edges of the sheet, bring the two ends closer and seal to make a pocket. Stuff a spoon full of street style aloo stuffing and seal the top nicely. Slightly squeeze the edges to seal the edges properly. Make the rest of the samosas and keep aside. 6. Deep fry these samosas in medium hot oil until they are crisp and golden in color.#jalebi #samosa #punjabibreakfast #lalebirecipe#vahchef