Pat the Halloumi or paneer cubes dry with a clean kitchen towel; moisture will prevent crisping. Toss the cubes in a bowl with 3 tbsp Cornstarch, ½ tsp Smoked Paprika, ½ tsp Red Chili Powder, ½ tsp Gr...
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Phase 1: Preparation & Setup
While the cheese rests, prepare the hot honey sauce: in a small saucepan combine 3 tbsp Raw Honey, 1 tsp Red Chili Flakes, ½ tsp Roasted Fennel Seed Powder, and 1 tsp Rose Water. Warm over Medium Flam...
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Phase 2: Sautéing & Tempering
Heat 2 tbsp Pure Desi Cow Ghee in a heavy‑bottomed skillet over High Flame / Tez Aanch. When the ghee shimmers and a few droplets sizzle away (visual cue: surface ripples, acoustic cue: sharp crackle)...
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Phase 2: Sautéing & Tempering
Flip each cube with tongs; sear the other side for another 45‑60 seconds until both faces are uniformly crisp and the cheese inside is soft and slightly molten. When the crust releases easily from the...
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Phase 3: Simmering & Sauce
Return the skillet to Medium Flame / Madhyam Aanch, add any residual ghee left from searing, and pour the warm hot honey mixture back in. Allow it to bubble for 15‑20 seconds, stirring gently so the c...
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Phase 4: Finishing & Serving
Slide the crispy cheese bites back into the pan, tossing quickly to coat each piece in the hot honey glaze. The sauce should cling like a thin, glossy veil; if it pools, drizzle a few drops of cold wa...
Per Serving
Nutrition Breakdown
1 plate serving (approximately 250g)
315.00
Calories per serving
11.50g
Protein
14.20g
Carbs
22.80g
Fat
Fiber0.80g
Sugar10.50g
Sodium385.00mg
Cholesterol38.00mg
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