Weekend Special: 5 Classic Breakfast Combos For Indulgent Weekend Meal

Let’s admit, we all wait for the weekend to sit back, relax and indulge into good food. It’s that time of the week where our mind and body need a much-needed break from the hectic work schedule. There’s no better way to celebrate it than indulging into lip-smacking food. Many of us prefer going out for a hearty brunch with their loved ones. But if you are too lazy to step out of your house, you can make something special for yourself and your family at the comfort of your own house as well. Yes, you heard us! Here we bring you a list of 5 classic breakfast combos to make at home. Chole bhature, aloo puri and more, these recipes are perfect to treat your loved ones. So, what are we waiting for? Let’s get started with the list.

Here Are 5 Classic Breakfast Combos You Must Try This Weekend

Our Recommendations:

1. Chole Bhature

Let’s kick start the list with everyone’s favourite- Chole Bhature! Weekend breakfast and chole bhature go hand in hand. This combination is all about a mouth-watering amalgamation of spicy and flavourful chole (chickpeas) along with puffy hot bhature, making it a perfect north Indian indulgence. Find the recipe here.

2. Bedmi Puri And Aloo Rasedar

Bedmi Puri with Raseele Aloo is a delightful combination that can easily be prepared at home. Bedmi Puri is truly the star of this combo as it contains generous amounts of Dal and some selected spices too. Click here for the recipe of bedmi puri and aloo rasedar.

3. Misal Pav

Maharashtra’s love affair with misal and pav needs no separate introduction. Misal is a spicy flavourful curry made of moth beans, or simply misal. The curry also includes a whole lot of eclectic spices, onion, garlic, ginger and chillies. It is best paired with pav. Find the recipe here.

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4. Nagori Halwa

Here we bring you one more classic breakfast combination hailing from the streets of Old Delhi. Nagori is a tiny, crispy and crumbly poori made completely with semolina (sooji) and ghee, which is served with aloo masala sabzi and kesari sooji halwa. Find the complete recipe here.

5. Idli Sambhar

If there was ever a contest on the most popular South Indian breakfast, the classic idli-sambar combination would surely win by a big margin. Simple, light and utterly delicious, these words rightly describe Idli-sambar for us. If you are wondering how to make it at home, click here. This recipe involves simple steps on how to make idli-sambar in just 15-20 mins. Click here.

Get Set Go! Weekend is finally here! Try out these combinations at home and let us know how you liked them in the comment section below. Happy Weekend Everyone!