Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Kathiyawadi Suki Kachori / Dry Kachori




 Kathiyawdi dry kachori is deep fried crispy balls stuffed with spicy, tangy mixture of gram flour or gathiya flour and lots of Indian spices. This dry kachoris store about a month in room temperature. It can be served with tea/ coffee as well. It can be served without chutney because it’s very spicy and tangy but if u like served with tamarind chutney.      
Ingredients:
For Pastry or Pad:
1 cup all purpose flour
2. 3 tablespoon warm oil
3.  Salt to taste
4.  Water as needed 
For stuffing:

1.      1 1/2 cup gathiya/papdi gathiya/sev  coarse powder or roasted gram flour
2.      3 tablespoon oil
3.      1/4 cup tamarind pulp
4.      1/2 cup palm sugar or jaggery
5.      1/2 cup water
6.      1/2 teaspoon clove powder
7.      1/2 teaspoon  cinnamon powder
8.      1/2 teaspoon asafetida
9.      1 tablespoon garam masala
10.  1 tablespoon red chilli powder
11.  1 tablespoon coriander cumin powder
12.  1 tablespoon sesame seeds
13.  1 tablespoon coriander seeds
14.  1 tablespoon fennel seeds
15.  Salt to taste
16.  1/8 cup raisins
17.  1/4 cup cashew nuts chopped
18.  Oil for deep frying    
                  
Method:
1.      In bowl add salt, all purpose flour and warm oil and mix well.
2.      Add water as needed and knead smooth dough. Cover the dough and leave for 30 minutes. 
3.      Coarsely crushed the gathiya or sev if you don’t have roast the gram flour until lightly pink.
4.      You can take half gathiya and half roasted gram flour also, mix well and use.
5.      In bowl mix jaggery, tamarind and water.
6.      Heat 2 tablespoon oil in pan, add asafetida and tamarind mixture.
7.      Cook for 2 minutes now add all spices and mix well.
8.      Now add gram flour or gathiya flour and mix very well.
9.      Than add raisins and cashew and sauté this mixture until dry and look like dough.
10.  Turn off the flame, Your stuffing is ready.
11.  After cool this stuffing make small ping pong size balls.
12.  Heat the oil in medium flame, Divide the all purpose flour in same equal portion.
13.  Give them a shape a ball and roll each ball into thick puri.
14.  Put the stuffing ball in middle, wrap stuffing with puri.
15.  Seal the edges and give it a shape of ball.
16.  Deep fry 5 to 6 (Balls)kachori in medium to low flame until they turn light brown.
17.  Store in airtight container cool and dry place.           
Note:
Kachori pad or outer layer is very thick so make thick puri and cover the stuffing. cook evenly kachori, deep frying it over medium or high flame will make small bubbles on its outer layer leaving and inner layer uncooked.
brush with oil and baked the Kachori in 180c for 20 to 30 minutes or until golden brown.
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18 comments:

  1. very tempting kachori
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  2. Wow !! Its delish...
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  3. Oh I love kachori! Though I have never tried fresh ones.. I want to try them! Can they be baked instead of deep fried?

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  4. wow...looks tempting !!
    I will definately try this reciepe.

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  5. at one time i wud end up eating 10-12 pieces just like tht
    now i cant eat a single one coz its so spicy.. they r the yummiest ones

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  6. Looks absoulutely lovely and mouthwatering.

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  7. I love Kachoris and want these as snacks now...

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  8. Quite a fantastic filling,crispy kachoris looks fabulous.

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  9. looks delicious... mouthwatering!

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  10. yummy and tempting balls
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  13. i have tried its baked version...and believe me it turned out jst amazing...no one can guess that it is baked....its really delicious..thankx

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