Thursday, July 3, 2008

Sev


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
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Cool completely and store in a airtight container

47 comments:

  1. 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

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  2. WOW sev looks greattttt, lovely pic too.

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  3. Love the first pict, looks good

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  4. Ah..haa! Looks soo delicous! I can say I will try, but I am pretty sure it can't come out this well :)

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  5. Looks so good. Picture looks so awesome. I love this. I make this whenever I make mixture.

    Radha

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  6. What a beautiful picture, Sagari!!

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  7. looks pretty sagari..I have them often as a snack and also with rice..

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  8. Appetizing picture! Great snack for a tea time..

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  9. I too make sev at home..Looks good and pretty

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  10. Its 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 !!
    This time shall try ur version !! Thank you !!

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  11. wooo....i luv this sev...my granny prepares on vacation time...urs is soo crunchy and looks delicious

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  12. They 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.

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  13. nice one sagari..i have nevr tried making sev, chakli etc at home..have to buy that press ..

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  14. Lovely pic..Sev looks so nice..feel like making it too now..

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  15. They 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!

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  16. wow sev loks so tempting and the pic sooooo great feel like to eat now

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  18. wow.. such a nice sev.. ur photos are tempting to eat now itself

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  19. WoW..Sev looks great....Lovely pics.....

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  21. Sev is my fav. I quite often prepare it and keep munching on it. It looks delicious.

    www.zaiqa.net

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  22. wow .. U made Sev .. u got loads of patience gal .. pic looks sooo yummy

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  23. I make too. It is my all time favorite snack with evening tea.
    Great pictures

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  25. Hi,
    Sagari
    sev looks so good , and the pic is great too ..
    hugs and smiles
    jaya

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  26. Perfect is all I can say...

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  27. That looks totally awesome. lovely entry.

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  28. Such a captivating photo Sagari - golden & perfect.I love sev and kara boondhi.

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  29. Hi Sagari, I wish I could reach into the screen, grab a bite and hear the crrrrrunchhhhhhhhhhh in my mouth! They look gorgeous!

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  30. Wow sev looks great and very nice picture. Thanks for visiting my blog.

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  32. This looks great, never made sev before.

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  33. gosh, that sure makes my tummy rumble!!! beautiful pics...

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  34. Sev looks delicious Sagari..love the photo.

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  35. Wow...sev is so tempting and very beautiful pics dear

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  36. Sagari pack them and send to me also. Dont have machine to make them :(. feeling homesick now. looks so tempting.

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  37. wow sagari..my mother makes that but haven't tried it myself. Looks gr8 just right for the mumbai monsoons.

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  38. Hi sagari,
    Sev 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???

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  39. vanitha ---- I use cannon digital cemara ,and I will take photos in sunlight

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  40. I love this snack. Just looking at this is making my mouth water!

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  41. Looks delicious........it reminded me I haven't made this for a long time....:)

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  42. You just reminded me I haven't made this in some time!
    Love this stuff. Great at tea/coffee time.

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  43. 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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