Barakah-Bites

Khaliyat al Nahal , also known as Honey Comb Bread, is a soft and fluffy Middle Eastern Bread Made of small pillowy buns arranged in a honeycomb pattern. Each bun is traditionally filled with cheese or sweet filling custard or or dates but  I prefer cheese then brushed with egg wash and baked untill golden. So lets dive into this mouth watering delicious khaliyat al Nahal. To make khaliyat al Nahal we need, Ingrediants: For the dough 3 Cups All purpose flour or Plain flour 2tsp instant yeast 3 tbsb sugar (optional) 1/2 tsp salt  1/2 cup warm milk as you need if you need you add little bit when needing the dough 1/4 melted butter or ghee 1 egg 2tbsp plain yogurt For the filling you need  cream cheese ( kiri ) or  laughing cow cheese. For brushing 1 egg yolk (mixed with 1tbsp milk) sesame or nigella seeds For the syrup  1/2 cup sugar  1/4 water 1tbsp honey(optional) 1/4 lemon Juice Method  Mix flour salt yeast in a bowl  Add warm milk ghee or butter...

Favourite street style chicken shawarma made easy at home! This juicy, flavourful shawarma wrap is perfect for weeknights or  gatherings.  so to start preparing for shawarma we need,   Ingredients: 500g chicken breast (thinly sliced) 2 tbsp yogurt 1 tbsp lemon juice 1 tsp each: cumin, coriander, paprika, garlic powder Salt and pepper to taste Flatbreads or wraps Garlic sauce, lettuce, cucumber, red onions Instructions: 1. Mix chicken with yogurt, lemon juice, and spices. Let marinate for at least 1 hour its taste even better if marinated for over night. 2. Grill or pan-fry until golden and fully cooked. 3. Serve in a warm wrap with garlic sauce and fresh veggies. simple and easy enjoy with your favourite sauce.  #shawarma #halalrecipes #quickdinner #barakahbites share my recipes if you like it and also if you need any specific recipes do let me know in the comment section. jazakAllah khair, your sister in faith.

🌺  Assalam Alaikum wa Rahmatullah wa Barakath 🌺 Hello Everyone, I'm the heart behind Barakah Bites—a Muslimah, and faith-filled foodie who finds joy in the little things: a warm cup of chai, the scent of spices in the kitchen, and the blessings that come with feeding those we love. This blog is my space to share not just halal recipes, but barakah-infused living. I love exploring the beauty of cooking, simple family meals, I enjoy cooking its kind of a hobby so, I thought why don't I just start blogging and share my recipes with you all . Whether you're a busy mum, a new wife, or just someone who wants to bring more faith into daily life—this space is for you. I'm not here to impress with perfection, but to connect through sincerity. I believe barakah isn’t in the fanciest ingredients—it’s in the niyyah (intention), the love, and the dhikr you stir into every dish. making a food doesn't mean just add all the ingredients and cook it. if you make the food with all y...