Savoury diamonds cuts | Spicy diamond cuts , generally my mom makes to put in the SOUTH INDIAN MIXTURE . But i am a great fan of this spicy diamond cuts we call as spicy biscuits, so my amma makes a separate batch of this only for me and makes another batch to add in the mixture. I like the sweet version of this diamond cuts too and i have posted a bit different version of that sweet biscuits called as Shankarpali which i have posted last year.
PREPARATION TIME : 25 MINUTES . COOKING TIME:15 MINUTES YIELDS: APPROX 1 AND 1/2 CUP
INGREDIENTS:
METHOD:
Note:
PREPARATION TIME : 25 MINUTES . COOKING TIME:15 MINUTES YIELDS: APPROX 1 AND 1/2 CUP
INGREDIENTS:
MAIDA | ALL PURPOSE FLOUR | 1/2 CUP |
RED CHILLI POWDER | 1/4 TSP |
CUMIN SEEDS | 1/4 TSP |
AJWAIN | OMAM | 1/8 TSP |
SALT | TO TASTE |
BUTTER | GHEE | 1/2 TBLSP |
OIL | FOR DEEP FRYING |
METHOD:
- In a wide bowl, add the flour and add in all the the ingredients except oil for deep frying.
- Knead it into a stiff yet smooth dough without any cracks.
- Cover it and keep it aside for 15 minutes.
- Take out a portion of dough and roll it into thin chapathis.
- You can dust with the flour while rolling. Use maida for dusting.
- With a sharp knife cut the rolled roti into diamonds. I used the pizza cutter.
- Heat the oil for deep frying. when the oil is hot, carefully take out the diamond cuts and place it in the oil.
- Drain it in a kitchen towel and repeat the same process for the rest of the dough too.
Note:
- You can crush 2 garlic pods in a mortar and pestle and add to the dough to get a nice garlicky flavour.
eye catching recipe and easy to prepare !~ Good one jey
ReplyDeletelove this anytime.. As I mentioned in my post this is one of the dish we do as family :-) good one
ReplyDeleteI too made last week n it is in draft... Nice clicks
ReplyDeleteGng to try this today.
ReplyDeleteGng to try this today.
ReplyDeletediwali's must have snacks....very nice..
ReplyDeletelove this ..cant stop with just one bowl..
ReplyDeletelovely diamond cuts.......easy and quick tea time snack....
ReplyDeletesimple and yummy snack ...lovely clicks
ReplyDeleteLovely and crispy looking snack. Wonderful prepared.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
inviting snack
ReplyDeleteYummy spicy snack
ReplyDeleteI make this every now n then! n this has been one of my favorite snacks to munch on... Lovely one, Jeyashri :)
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yum ..love this with tea always ...
ReplyDeleteyummy and delicious snack.
ReplyDeletecan we replace ,aida with wheat flour ??? sometimes the crispiness is missing:(
ReplyDeleteI tried with wheat flour and it was not crispy
DeleteSo crispy and yumm, and lovely clicks Jeyashri..
ReplyDeleteI simply love love these with steaming hot chai. But what i love the most is cutting them up using the pizza cutter. ;)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite. Its so eeeasy to make too and can be perfect with coffee or tea
ReplyDeleteGreat teatime snack...looks crispy and tempting!
ReplyDeleteSo yummy one will try
ReplyDeleteThank you for this wonderful recipe. Its my first Diwali after marriage and am so happy it came out very well. Absolutely easy and non messy. Highly recommend this recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteCan this be replaced with atta instead of maida
ReplyDeleteYes but has to cooked in very low flame and takes a long time. Else it won't turn out crispy.
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