In Pakistan we too eat Amrati Jalaib but on few occasions only Halwai prepare this along with Kanaa walay ladoo and Qatlamaaz.
But moderation is the key...try it once in a while but don't over do it...most of Pakistani commercial foods (I call them commercial because mostly available in the market and usually not made in homes) are really bad for health if consumed in large quantities or regularly.
Thanks I’ll remember that. I’m training for the half marathon this year. Can’t afford to get tubby.
Bhai personally I'm not big on Jalebi or sweets and confectionary items in general. But whenever (read: in years) I get to eat Jalebi, I like it soaked in tons of milk because Jalebi alone is too sweet and I have to run miles to digest it.Aei Bawa G Pindi Di Gerato Jalebi da koi mol nae
Really...when & where ... I participated in the marathon 5 yrs ago but I should participate in it though this year I participated in Vasaloppet to beat my better half's Triathlon saga.
That’s milk.. it becomes sort of semi solid/dry after hours of boiling and stirring on giant lay ovens.
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Oh gosh that can't be good for cholesterol levels.Thickened milk with nuts. Milk is slowly thickened over slow fire for hours !View attachment 462142
Looks yummy though!
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Deep fried seasoned bread, salty and Sweet flavor as per liking.
It,s their right to enjoy their democratic and religious rights but it sucks when they impose it on others.
And game you were referring to?In pakistan i only saw jahangiris in bakeries.Never saw it,s making in a traditional jalebi shop.
There is famous sweet shop in small city in Haryana, they are famous for their jalebi.
