- All purpose flour 2 cup
- Beaten egg 2 1/2 Tbsp
- Cardamom seeds 2
- Water 1/2 cup
- Pinch of salt
- Oil
- Sugar 1/2 cup
- Water 2 Tsp
- Cardamom seed 1
Mix the all purpose flour, salt and beaten egg. Add water little by little into the flour and knead it into a soft dough, like chappathi. Add crushed cardamom into this and knead well. Cover it with a damp cloth and keep it aside for 15 mins. Divide the dough into medium sized balls and roll it out into thin rounds. Then cut it diagonally from left and from right to get diamond shaped pieces. Heat oil in a kadai and fry the diamonds till it turns into golden colour. Transfer it to a paper towel and cool it.
For preparing sugar syrup, mix together sugar and water and boil it, till it reaches to a consistency that will help coat the fried diamond cuts. Add the crushed cardamom and coat the diamond cuts in syrup. Transfer it to a tray and cool it.
This is my fav.. looks perfect !!
ReplyDeletethat is a cool presentation.....love the snack too...
ReplyDeleteMy fav too. Njan soon post cheyyan erunathanu.. Adipoli tto...Nalla presenation Tina...
ReplyDeleteMy favourite!
ReplyDeletevery nice presentation ... love it !!!
ReplyDeleteLooks so good, very yummy snack for munching.
ReplyDeletevery nice presentation ... love it !!!
ReplyDeleteHello tina, how r u? Very nice presentation:)
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes this with wheat flour. Nice pics :)
ReplyDeleteCute looking diamond cuts..feel like grabbing some..
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me. Looks so lovely though.
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ReplyDeleteLooks yummy .. I love this snack..
ReplyDeleteAdipoli presentation..looks tempting tina!
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ReplyDeleteOh wow,mouthwatering,I love this but make it as eggless!
ReplyDeleteThe way it is captured gives the prep an extra edge over everything YUM @ this time..... Very tempting & looks perfect & crisp.... :)
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Aaha kandittu kothiyakunnu, Tina..Picture nalla rasamundu kannan..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful presentation and very tempting recipe.
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that look sfabulous tina!...
ReplyDeletelooks gr8 Tina !!
ReplyDeleteTina, Merry Xmas to u & ur lovely family. Have a Question please do clarify. I am looking to buy the small stone grinder which u have used in ur presentation. Where did u buy this & have u used it to make small qty pastes ?
ReplyDeleteThx in advance for ur reply. Aru.