Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Savory Diamond Cuts/ Shankarpali
Ingredients:
All purpose flour- 1 cup
Whole wheat flour- 1/2 cup
Chilli powder- 1 1/2 tsp
Asafoetida- a pinch
Ajwain- 1 tsp
Salt- To taste
Oil- for deep frying
Method:
1.Mix everything in a mixing bowl and slowly add water while kneading the dough.
2.When the dough has the consistency of the chappathi dough stop adding water and knead for another 3-4 minutes.Cover and keep aside for 15-20 minutes.
3.Heat the oil for frying.
4.Knead the dough again and make lemon sized balls of the dough, just like you do for making chappathi.
5.Roll the dough using a rolling pin, after dusting the surface with flour if necessary.
6.Cut the round lengthwise leaving up to an inch space between each cut.Again make cuts diagonal to the fist cuts, making diamond shaped dough pieces.
7.When the oil is ready, throw these in and fry till they are crisp.
8.Cool well before storing in an airtight container.
Labels:
Kids' Choice,
Snacks
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Amme..Our fav snack, we too love both savory and sweet diamond cuts..
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Kairali sisters
I love them, this was something we had a lot, mom made in heaps and she used to keep them in the glucose biscuit box :-) Reminds me of my chilhood, but have to say i like the sweet one which is coated with sugar.
ReplyDeleteI love these little biscuits, great for snack from kids to adults.
ReplyDeleteNice pictures:-)
Great snack to have all the time...love the spicy version too!
ReplyDeleteLove this snack, both sweet and savoury...looks tempting..we call it Sakarpara
ReplyDeleteAdipoli pic..and looks so yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteNavee de fav snack...
This is my favorite..love both sweet and savory..nice one dear.
ReplyDeleteThis looks splendid! I have to say the sweet version is my favorite!
ReplyDeleteLove the sweet and looks so crunchy and yummy..
ReplyDeleteperfect snack with tea!
ReplyDeleteI used to make these when I was in college, so yummy. Here, we can use Tortillas to cut and fry savory ones to make it easier, tastes so good. Great snack G.
ReplyDeleteWow I luv this snack anytime`````
ReplyDeleteMy all time fav.Looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteThese are my son's favorite. They look so crispy and munchy :)
ReplyDeleteperfect tea time snack..bookmarked it.
ReplyDeleteSunita,
ReplyDeleteAmma undakkum, Valare nanayitu undu.
wonderful tea time snack...that looks crispy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteLovely pics..awesome!
Wow! These are my favorites! Loved them!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites too! Looks nice.
ReplyDeletenice one again :)
ReplyDeleteWe call this nimki and make it exactly the same way ( without the asafoetida though )
ReplyDeleteI love this :-)
Even we make the sweet as well as savory version of these in north...i luv both the versions...we call it namak para(savory) n shakkar para(sweet).
ReplyDeletethese look really great!
ReplyDeleteThis is my son's all time favourite snack.. Only difference is I use maida to make it and I dont add ajwain, but jeera.
ReplyDeleteI have a lil something for you two on my space. Do pick it up!
One of fav tea time snack..Perfect pics.
ReplyDeleteeven i like the sweet version :)
ReplyDeleteperfect with tea. lovely picture
ReplyDeleteLove both sweet and savoury version, i can munch them anytime..my fav!
ReplyDeleteYummy! I'd love the spicy snack!
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite snack. Love both the sweet and savory version of shankarpali. BTW, never tried with ajwain seeds. Will try it soon...
ReplyDeleteLovely crunchy snack, looks delicious.We make similar snack with all purpose flour and besan, called chora fari or fafda.
ReplyDeleteOnly problem with these is that once you eat one you just cant stop,especially if they look as delicious as in your click.
Perfect, crispy and tasty diamond cuts. I love the savory version..
ReplyDeletemy kids love these...
ReplyDeleteIt looks tempting!crispy and crunchy snack...lovely picture..
ReplyDeleteLovely picture! One of my fav snacks. Looks crispy and tasty.
ReplyDeletei like the sweet version.amma used to prepare this.this one looks so delicious. a perfect tea time snack
ReplyDeleteWe call it Sakkarpara in Gujarati; usually made it both variety, sweet and savory. These savory sakkarpale looks so tempting...goes perfect with my tea. :)
ReplyDeleteSonia
Just pass the bowl here....all time fav is this one ..yum
ReplyDeleteLovely snack,wonderful click namitha...hope you have a great vacation...
ReplyDeletePerfect snack to relish with a cup of tea.
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me, Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove both ..Anything crunchy No one can stop me :)looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteOh I love these diamonds :-) Infact I love both the varities. Lovely crunchy snack...Beautiful click as well.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
I like the savoury ones, but it is the sweet ones that I am really partial to. Either ways, these are absolutely great to snack on. Your pictures are stunning!
ReplyDeletePerfect picture of the yummilicious snack!
ReplyDeleteWe too love spicy one only.....my daughter loves it but my husband is the one from whom I have to hide these...lol...
ReplyDeletePerfect snack for tea, looks yummy. Nice click.
ReplyDeleteI love these .... for extra crunch ...try soaks yellow moong dal ....
ReplyDeleteLove the Shankarpali. Yummy click. These are a super addictive snack, cant keep my hands off them :-).
ReplyDeleteWe call diamond cuts too (sweet version) but never tasted savory. I bookmarked this one!
ReplyDeletei love the savory ones better than the sweet ones.. i guess i am weird that way :D great clicks as always, Namitha!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites, looks perfect!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures as usual :-)
These look perfect! An awesome snack with tea!
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