Ingredients
2 cups besan ( gram flour)
2 tbs butter ( soft ,room temperature )
salt
1 tsp chilli powder
water to make dough
oil for deep frying
sev presser
Method
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Add besan ,salt ,chilli powder ,butter to a bowl ,Mix with water until u get a
sticky dough ( softer than chapathi dough)
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Apply little bit oil to hand and fill the sev presser with dough
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Heat oil in a large pan on medium heat ,spress sev directly in to oil
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Cook for a min on one side and flip carefully and cook for another min
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Drain on a paper towel
Drain on a paper towel
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Cool completely and store in a airtight container
I make that too! My fave too eat with rice and yogurt when I run out any food to eat if you can believe that! :D
ReplyDeletethis is so inviting.
ReplyDeleteWOW sev looks greattttt, lovely pic too.
ReplyDeleteLove the first pict, looks good
ReplyDeletelove the pic dear!!great
ReplyDeleteAh..haa! Looks soo delicous! I can say I will try, but I am pretty sure it can't come out this well :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so good. Picture looks so awesome. I love this. I make this whenever I make mixture.
ReplyDeleteRadha
What a beautiful picture, Sagari!!
ReplyDeletelooks pretty sagari..I have them often as a snack and also with rice..
ReplyDeleteAppetizing picture! Great snack for a tea time..
ReplyDeleteI too make sev at home..Looks good and pretty
ReplyDeleteIts so crispy and nice sagari, I always try to make it but i dont knw the exact thickness, some time more or less water i guess !!
ReplyDeleteThis time shall try ur version !! Thank you !!
looks nice and crispy....
ReplyDeletewooo....i luv this sev...my granny prepares on vacation time...urs is soo crunchy and looks delicious
ReplyDeleteThey are so great Sagari,I also make them at home but I just broke my sev maker last month so a break till I get new one.
ReplyDeletenice one sagari..i have nevr tried making sev, chakli etc at home..have to buy that press ..
ReplyDeleteLovely pic..Sev looks so nice..feel like making it too now..
ReplyDeleteThey look so crunchy I can hear them crack! I make them during Diwali! It is one thing that gets done fast and is tasty too!
ReplyDeletewow sev loks so tempting and the pic sooooo great feel like to eat now
ReplyDeletegreat recipe sagari..
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ReplyDeletewow.. such a nice sev.. ur photos are tempting to eat now itself
ReplyDeleteWoW..Sev looks great....Lovely pics.....
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ReplyDeleteSev is my fav. I quite often prepare it and keep munching on it. It looks delicious.
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wow .. U made Sev .. u got loads of patience gal .. pic looks sooo yummy
ReplyDeleteI make too. It is my all time favorite snack with evening tea.
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ReplyDeleteSagari
sev looks so good , and the pic is great too ..
hugs and smiles
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Perfect is all I can say...
ReplyDeleteThat looks totally awesome. lovely entry.
ReplyDeleteSuch a captivating photo Sagari - golden & perfect.I love sev and kara boondhi.
ReplyDeleteHi Sagari, I wish I could reach into the screen, grab a bite and hear the crrrrrunchhhhhhhhhhh in my mouth! They look gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow sev looks great and very nice picture. Thanks for visiting my blog.
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This looks great, never made sev before.
ReplyDeletegosh, that sure makes my tummy rumble!!! beautiful pics...
ReplyDeleteSev looks delicious Sagari..love the photo.
ReplyDeleteWow...sev is so tempting and very beautiful pics dear
ReplyDeleteSagari pack them and send to me also. Dont have machine to make them :(. feeling homesick now. looks so tempting.
ReplyDeletewow sagari..my mother makes that but haven't tried it myself. Looks gr8 just right for the mumbai monsoons.
ReplyDeleteHi sagari,
ReplyDeleteSev looks greattttttttttttttt. Ur photos of sev came out very well. which camera do u use,did u do any editing after taking photos,if so which tool did u use for that???
vanitha ---- I use cannon digital cemara ,and I will take photos in sunlight
ReplyDeleteI love this snack. Just looking at this is making my mouth water!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious........it reminded me I haven't made this for a long time....:)
ReplyDeleteYou just reminded me I haven't made this in some time!
ReplyDeleteLove this stuff. Great at tea/coffee time.
THe pictures in your blog are so good that they just pop out at you. I am sure you would havbe heard this a lot of times. The pictures speak a million words. I love the way you present food as the center piece with no bells or whistles
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