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Wednesday, 28 March 2007

Chakri - Crispy Spiral Rice Flour Snacks

Chachi was in the kitchen this morning, making chakri, this was before 8.00am! Where does she get her energy? I wish I had her energy genes! The chakri are for ruhani sufro, Chachi takes ruhani sani to Khane every Thursday morning.


Recipe
1 lb and 12oz rice flour
7 oz butter
3-4 green chillies; minced
1 tablespoon sesame seeds
1/4 tspn ajwain
1/4 tspn tumeric
juice of 1 lemon
water to mix


Method
Place the rice flour, sesame seeds, ajwain, turmeric, salt, green chillis and salt; mix well.
Add melted butter and lemon juice, and mix
Add enough water to make a firm dough, knead well.
Place the dough in a sev maker, using the chakri nozzle (star)
Carefully make a spiral with the sev maker on to the frying ladle or plastic, gently place into the karai and fry until gold brown. It should be crispy and crunchy.










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10 comments:

  1. TNL28 March 2007 at 15:53:00 BST

    Chachi ka Jawab nahi....lovely chakris and I like that she twirled the chakri right on the Frying ladle...so easy to fry them that way!

    trupti

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  2. Sharmi28 March 2007 at 22:52:00 BST

    Hi, Nice Chakris!! we make it by adding some besan. this one looks so great!!

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  3. Dr. Soumya Bhat29 March 2007 at 07:06:00 BST

    Looks great.Crunchy,crispy good for this season..hmmm my mouth is already watering

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  4. Saju29 March 2007 at 08:58:00 BST

    Thanks Trupti, Sharmi and Soumya. Half the chakris have already gone, I had my nephews round yesterday afternoon!

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  5. Richa2 April 2007 at 16:40:00 BST

    wow looks so crunchy. Just yest i got a pack of these chakri's from back home, I guess once that gets over will have to make a new batch.
    thanks for sharing this recipe.

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  6. Anonymous8 December 2011 at 23:50:00 GMT

    Another ''Ismaili'' recipe ??

    Looks very Tibetan to me !!

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  7. Saju9 December 2011 at 16:20:00 GMT

    really! Tibetan? Origins are Gujarat, and Khojas are Gujurati. :)

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  8. Anonymous10 June 2012 at 09:13:00 BST

    I have eaten store bought chakri and loved them... I would love to my own... where can I purchase a sev maker?

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  9. Anonymous10 April 2013 at 21:05:00 BST

    any Indian shop should carry it. It is also used to make ghantia, thin sev, etc. You just change the base plate

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  10. Unknown16 October 2014 at 10:10:00 BST

    Thanks
    Its very easy.

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