Maida - 2 cups;
Oil - 6 tbsp;
Salt - 1 tsp;
Water
Moong dal - 12 tbsp;
Coarsely grinded fennel seeds - 1 tsp;
Dhania powder - 1 tsp;
Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp;
Asfoetida - 1 pinch;
Red Chilli powder - 1 tsp;
Ginger, green chilli paste - 2 tsp;
Salt to taste;
Sugar - 1 tsp;
Lemon juice - 1 tsp;
Oil for deep frying
To make the crust:
- Mix the oil and salt with the maida well(Mix it with your fingers, it looks like the bread crumbs).
- Then add water little by little and mix into a dough.
- Knead the dough well, cover it with a wet cloth and keep it aside.
- Soak the moong dal for 2 hours.
- Then cook the dal in a kadai, until the dal is cooked and the water is completely absorbed, (keep the stove in sim, so that it don't get burnt.)
- Let the cooked dal cool for sometime.
- Take another kadai,heat some oil in it, then add fennel seeds powder, ginger green chilli paste, dhania powder, red chilli powder and mix well. Lastly add the besan flour.
- Stir the contents well for about a min and then add the turmeric powder, salt, sugar and the cooked dal into it.
- Mix well, and smash the dal well with the laddle.
- When the mixture is completely dry, switch off the stove.
- To this add the lemon juice and coriander leaves.
- Divide the dough into equal portions. Make small pooris out of the dough.
- Place the fillings (make the fillings into lemon size balls) in the center of the pooris.
- Slightly apply water around the dough and close it making into a ball shape.
- Repeat with rest.
- Now using the base of your palm, just flatten them.
- Deep fry them in a medium heat, till it is golden brown in colour.
- Serve the kachories with the sweet chutney, coriander chutney or even with yoghurt.
Tips:
We can use urad dal or channa dal instead of moong dal.
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