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Bepadi Roti

 #RenuRasoi #Roti #soft #Gujarat Bepadi Roti  Gujarati Bepadi Roti is a traditional double-layered roti that is soft, thin and delicious.  In Gujarati language 'Be' means Two and 'padi' means layers, hence the name Bepadi Roti. They taste delicious with AamRas, ghee and jaggery, Vegetables, Dal, Kadhi, Pickle etc. They are very tasty, and can be prepared for special occasions. Ingredients 1 Cup... 150 ml  * Whole wheat flour... 2 Cups * Salt... 1/2 tsp  * Oil or ghee (for dough)... 1 tbspn  * Warm water... 1 Cup (as needed) * Ghee or Oil (for layering and roasting) ... 2-3 tbspn  *Dry wheat flour for dusting. Method *Mix the flour and salt. Add oil and gradually add warm water to make a soft, smooth dough. *Cover and let the dough rest for 20–30 minutes. *Divide into 10 - 12 equal balls. *Roll two balls into small rotis (about 3-4 inches). *Spread a thin layer of ghee on one roti and dust lightly with dry flour. Place the second roti on top and press t...
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Bhel

 

Bhel

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Bhel

All time favourite snacks...

Crunchy..munchy... Tangy😋😋😋😋

Favourite from Kids to Elders ....

Ingredients....

*Murmure / puffed rice...  6 Cup

1 Cup...150 ml

*Gathi papadi... 1 Cup

*Shev... 1 Cup

*Khari Boondi... 1/2 cup

*Peanuts... 1/2 Cup

*Boiled and Diced Potatoes... 1 Cup

*Chopped Onion...1/2 cup

*Chopped Tomatoes... 1/4 Cup

*Chopped coriander... 3 tablespoon

*Green Chutney.... 1/2 Cup

*Tamarind Chutney... 1 Cup

*Salt and Red chillies powder.... as per your requirement

Method....

*Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a pan, add peanuts and saute them on low flame till crisp. Set them aside, let it become cool.

*Mix Murmure, boiled diced Potatoes, 1/4 th cup chopped Onions , A little Coriander and tomato, 1/2 cup Shev, Papadi, Boondi, Fried peanuts, 1 tbspn Green Chutney, 3 tbspn Tamarind Chutney, Red Chillies Powder and Salt as per your choice.

Add all ingredients as per your choice.

* While serving once again add a little green chutney, tamarind Chutney and garnish with Shev, chopped tomatoes, coriander and onions.

*Green Chutney...

Green chillies...10 chopped

Chopped coriander...1/2 cup

Lemon juice... 1 tbspn

Salt... 1/2 tsp

Cumin seeds... 1/4 tsp

*Grind all from the mixer by adding 2 tbspn water. 

*Refrigerate for longer shelf life.

Will be tasty for 2..3 days.


*Tamarind Chutney....

Tamarind...3 tbspn

Jaggery...2 tbspn

Coriander seeds powder... 1 tsp

Black Salt powder... 1/2 tsp

Red chillies powder.... 1/4 tsp

*Soak Tamarind  for 30 minutes in warm water. Squeeze the Pulp.

*Add  Jaggery to the Pulp. Mix properly. 

*Also add  Coriander Seeds powder, black Salt and red chilli powder.

Mix all properly.

*Refrigerate in a glass bottle for further use. 

*You can use in regular Veg or Dal preperations also besides Chat. 


*Homemade Shev...Papadi

Detailed Recipe on the following link....

http://www.renurasoi.com/2019/06/shevgathipapadi.html?m=1

*Khari Boondi

Detailed Recipe of Khari Boondi on the following link...

http://www.renurasoi.com/2020/05/khari-boondi.html?m=1


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