#RenuRasoi #Traditional #Maharashtrian #Nowater #Milk #Dashami #Paratha This is a traditional Maharashtrian recipe. Generally we prepare this in Navaratri vrat or even when we travel. This Paratha is made from wheat flour and since no water is used can be called "Pakki Rasoi" Very soft ,tasty and flaky. Easy to prepare ... Goes very well with spicy veg preparation, Chole, Pickles etc....๐๐๐ Ingredients... For dough making *Whole wheat flour... 2 Cups 1 Cup...150 ml *Salt... 1/4 tsp *Oil... 2 tsp *Chilled milk... 1 Cup or as necessary For Paratha rolling... *Ghee...2-3 tsp *Dry wheat flour... 3 tsp For roasting *Oil/ Home made Ghee... 6..8 tsp Method... *Mix wheat flour, Salt and Oil, then make a soft dough by using chilled milk. Add Milk gradually...as per requirement. *Cover and let it rest for 30 minutes. *After 30 minutes, make 6 equal balls. *Roll out a Roti of 5..6" diameter, spread little ghee evenly, sprinkle a pinch of dry wheat flour all o...
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Crispy Corn Peanut Chat
Very Tangy and Yummmm ๐๐๐๐
Healthy too.... generally chaat varieties are deep fried....but though
this is not fried tastes very yummy....
Thi
Ingredients...
*Bread slices...12
*Home made Ghee...1/4 the Cup
*Potatoes... Boiled & Diced...2 Cups
*Sweet Corn.... Boiled...1 Cup
*Peanuts... rosted in 1 tsp Oil till crisp....1/2 Cup
*Pomegranate seeds...1/2 Cup
*Homemade Chat Masala...2 tsp
Recipe given below.
*Tamarind Chutney...1/4 Cup
*Finely chopped Onions...1/2 Cup
*Chopped Coriander...1/4 the Cup
Method...
*Cut the Bread Slice in rounds. Flaten them with Roller pin.
*Heat the Appe pan.... drizzle with Ghee....place the sliced Bread roundel properly. Roast them on low flame till brown from the bottom. Or till crisp.
OR
*You can cut the Bread Slice in four parts, roast them by applying Ghee on Iron Tawa till crisp.
*Mix Diced Potatoes, Sweet Corn kernels, Roasted Peanuts, chopped Onions & Coriander, Masala n Tamarind Chutney. Mix properly.
* Fill this in Roasted Bread Cups.
*Garnish with Pomegranate seeds.
*Serve immediately.
*Tamarind Chutney....
Soak lemon size Tamarind Ball for 30 minutes. Squeeze the Pulp. Add half the quantity of Jaggery to the Pulp. Mix properly. Also add 1 tsp Coriander Seeds Powder n 1/2 tsp Salt. Refrigerate in a glass bottle for further use. You can use in regular Veg or Dal preperations also besides Chat.
* Homemade Masala...
1 tsp Red Chilli Powder, 1/2 fresh Black Pepper Powder, 1/2 tsp roasted Cumin Seeds Powder, 1 tsp Black Salt Powder, 1/2 tsp dried Ginger Powder.
Mix all.
Crispy Corn Peanut Chat
Very Tangy and Yummmm ๐๐๐๐
Healthy too.... generally chaat varieties are deep fried....but though
this is not fried tastes very yummy....
Thi
Ingredients...
*Bread slices...12
*Home made Ghee...1/4 the Cup
*Potatoes... Boiled & Diced...2 Cups
*Sweet Corn.... Boiled...1 Cup
*Peanuts... rosted in 1 tsp Oil till crisp....1/2 Cup
*Pomegranate seeds...1/2 Cup
*Homemade Chat Masala...2 tsp
Recipe given below.
*Tamarind Chutney...1/4 Cup
*Finely chopped Onions...1/2 Cup
*Chopped Coriander...1/4 the Cup
Method...
*Cut the Bread Slice in rounds. Flaten them with Roller pin.
*Heat the Appe pan.... drizzle with Ghee....place the sliced Bread roundel properly. Roast them on low flame till brown from the bottom. Or till crisp.
OR
*You can cut the Bread Slice in four parts, roast them by applying Ghee on Iron Tawa till crisp.
*Mix Diced Potatoes, Sweet Corn kernels, Roasted Peanuts, chopped Onions & Coriander, Masala n Tamarind Chutney. Mix properly.
* Fill this in Roasted Bread Cups.
*Garnish with Pomegranate seeds.
*Serve immediately.
*Tamarind Chutney....
Soak lemon size Tamarind Ball for 30 minutes. Squeeze the Pulp. Add half the quantity of Jaggery to the Pulp. Mix properly. Also add 1 tsp Coriander Seeds Powder n 1/2 tsp Salt. Refrigerate in a glass bottle for further use. You can use in regular Veg or Dal preperations also besides Chat.
* Homemade Masala...
1 tsp Red Chilli Powder, 1/2 fresh Black Pepper Powder, 1/2 tsp roasted Cumin Seeds Powder, 1 tsp Black Salt Powder, 1/2 tsp dried Ginger Powder.
Mix all.
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