Monday, October 21, 2013

SPICY DIAMOND CUTS|DIWALI SNACKS RECIPES|SAVORY DIAMOND CUTS RECIPE

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.
savory-diamond -cuts
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
Spicy-diamond-cuts
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.
maida biscuits diamond-cuts
  • 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.
diamond-cuts spicy-diamond cut
  • Heat the oil for deep frying. when the oil is hot, carefully take out the diamond cuts and place it in the oil.
    diamond cuts deep fry
  • Drain it in a kitchen towel and repeat the same process for the rest of the dough too.
  diamond cuts 
  • You can either add it to South Indian mixture or can be had as it is as a Tea time snack too. spicy-diamond-cuts
Note:
  1. You can crush 2  garlic pods in a mortar and pestle and add to the dough to get a nice garlicky flavour.

25 comments:

  1. eye catching recipe and easy to prepare !~ Good one jey

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  2. love this anytime.. As I mentioned in my post this is one of the dish we do as family :-) good one

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  3. I too made last week n it is in draft... Nice clicks

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  4. diwali's must have snacks....very nice..

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  5. love this ..cant stop with just one bowl..

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  6. lovely diamond cuts.......easy and quick tea time snack....

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  7. simple and yummy snack ...lovely clicks

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  8. Lovely and crispy looking snack. Wonderful prepared.
    Deepa

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  9. I 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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  10. yum ..love this with tea always ...

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  11. yummy and delicious snack.

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  12. can we replace ,aida with wheat flour ??? sometimes the crispiness is missing:(

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    1. I tried with wheat flour and it was not crispy

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  13. So crispy and yumm, and lovely clicks Jeyashri..

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  14. I simply love love these with steaming hot chai. But what i love the most is cutting them up using the pizza cutter. ;)

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  15. My favorite. Its so eeeasy to make too and can be perfect with coffee or tea

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  16. Great teatime snack...looks crispy and tempting!

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  17. Thank 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!!!

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  18. Can this be replaced with atta instead of maida

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    1. Yes but has to cooked in very low flame and takes a long time. Else it won't turn out crispy.

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