@NarenChandra Looks delicious bhai. Haven’t tried it before, the skin seems much thinner than a samosa and more flaky as well. Must be really delicious.
Is this eaten with some sauce like chutney? I will try it when I come there this year. For sure. And lots of biryani also.
Thanks for presenting this delicious looking breakfast with us. Even I already got mine this morning I would definitely like to try one of these lukhmi.
It looks very crispy, but it’s fried, right? Can lukhmi be prepared in a sweet version, or it’s not typical?
Hello @StephenAbraham Steve bhai , yes it is super thin compared to samosa , is served in veg and non veg , generally it is served without chutney or sauce,but would be great with some tomato sauce .
@MashaPS you must try one , no it is generally served with a veg or non veg filling . But would be great if filled with sweet but would not be preferred as breakfast . You must try one .