F or today’s Blog Hop the brain child of Radhika I am paired with Suchitra of Simple Indian Food. Not only does Suchitra have an enormous number of recipes she has also featured new budding bloggers in her blog.
I have bookmarked quite a few recipes to be tried later. But being festive season I was keen on trying some savories. But savories I wanted had to have some health quotient in them, what better way to have them but to add veggies.
So I decided to try Palak Sev. I started to make the sev only to discover the sev disc was missing and only the chakali disc was there. Hence I settled to make chakalis.
The quantity I made was very small for I start coughing when I fry but the aroma of the frying chakali was enough to draw all the family in the kitchen.
Ingredients:
2 cup besan
1 cup rice flour
Salt
1/2 tsp ajwain
1 bundle palak
2 cloves garlic
A few springs of coriander
1 green chilli
2 tsp butter
Oil
Method:
1. Wash and steam the palak in the micro for 2 minutes on high.
2. Refresh by soaking in iced water for 2 minutes. Drain and pat dry.
3. Next transfer the palak, green chilli, garlic and coriander in the mixer and grind to a fine paste. In case the mixture does not reach the blades add the dry flour about 1 tblspn and grind in no case should you add water.
4. Heat the oil in a kadhai/wok
5. Mix all the ingredients except the oil and knead well.
6. Fill in the chakali press and on a plastic squeeze out the chakali.
7. Slide carefully in the hot oil and deep fry both the sides on low flame till done.
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Archana



delicious looking snack Archana
ReplyDeleteVery New to me.Healthy recipe indeed.Pic tells it is perfectly crisp and crunchy.Luv to try it soon.
ReplyDeletewow soo good addition of palak is a wonderful idea..
ReplyDeletenice recipe!! bookmarked.....thanks for linking it tot the event...but hvn't received the mail yet
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lovely n different chakli..nicely done
ReplyDeleteNice variation of making palak chakli...hope u all enjoyed it
ReplyDeletePerfect Team Time Snack in Festive Season, looks very nice and crispy.. Archana!!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious and Healthy Chakali...luks so tempting...
ReplyDeleteSo crispy and cruchy !! perfectly done !! looks YUM !!
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healthy and crunchy snack .......
ReplyDeletePalak chakali looks super crispy and quite addictive..
ReplyDeleteHi Archana.. awesome pick.. will definately make this shev in my diwali faral. I try to make one new item every year alongwith the usual chakli chivda and ladu. will add tons of garlic to the shev. wish me luck.
ReplyDeleteLove Ash.
Nice and flavorful one, love the addition of palak.
ReplyDeleteNice one, perfect for festivals :)
ReplyDeleteThe Chaklis looks so crispy and crunchy and the spinach touch sounds yummy!!
ReplyDeletewow, that's new to add palak to chakli, sounds great !!!
ReplyDeleteinteresting blend for chaklis!
ReplyDeletewow luv the twist on the traditional chakli recipe.
ReplyDeletepalak chakli is new to me, a great way to add veggies to make the snacks healthy..good one dear..
ReplyDeletechaklis with spinach sounds fun- good one archana
ReplyDeletewow....this looks so crunchy.....want a bite now:-)
ReplyDeletevery new recipe Archana !
ReplyDeleteand crispy Chakli !
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Nice twist..love e idea
ReplyDeleteI was clicking away on this from Radhika's linky and it would not open - did not know it was your entry- Murrukus look fab and even though I am so far removed from the festivities occurring around Diwali and Dusshera, this blog hopping is satisfying my cultural needs -
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantabulous, super tasty!!! Crunch munch :-)
ReplyDeletelooks new.. never heard about it.. cheers
ReplyDeleteAmina
Makes a crunchy and lovely snack! Yum!
ReplyDeleteWow what a response thanks girls.
ReplyDeletecrispy chakli adding palak make it healthy
ReplyDeletei love those crispy ones.super delicious
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