Amiri Khamani / Surti Sev Khamani (Gujarat Famous)

Sev Khamani also known as Amiri Khamani or Gujarati Sev Khamani or Surti Sev Khamani is a tasty popular dish from Surat, Gujarat. Sev Khamani is a non-fried, delectable Gujarati snack made with Bengal gram (chana dal). It is soft and grainy in texture with a balanced flavours of spicy, sour and sweet from green chilli, lime juice and sugar. It is served with sev and pomegranate that adds crunch to every bite of the dish. Amiri Khamani is a classic Gujarati dish that are traditionally made from lentil cakes that are steamed and crumbled. The Amiri Khaman can also be made from leftover dhokla and gujarati’s are known for their love for food and also know how to reuse the leftovers to make tasty dishes like this simple Khamani.
I also tried this Amiri Sev Khamani author by @PurviModi_1105 ji...Thank you for your lovely recipe..🙏
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/in/r/8145902
Amiri Khamani / Surti Sev Khamani (Gujarat Famous)
Sev Khamani also known as Amiri Khamani or Gujarati Sev Khamani or Surti Sev Khamani is a tasty popular dish from Surat, Gujarat. Sev Khamani is a non-fried, delectable Gujarati snack made with Bengal gram (chana dal). It is soft and grainy in texture with a balanced flavours of spicy, sour and sweet from green chilli, lime juice and sugar. It is served with sev and pomegranate that adds crunch to every bite of the dish. Amiri Khamani is a classic Gujarati dish that are traditionally made from lentil cakes that are steamed and crumbled. The Amiri Khaman can also be made from leftover dhokla and gujarati’s are known for their love for food and also know how to reuse the leftovers to make tasty dishes like this simple Khamani.
I also tried this Amiri Sev Khamani author by @PurviModi_1105 ji...Thank you for your lovely recipe..🙏
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/in/r/8145902
Cooking Instructions
- 1
First upon wash and soak chana dal for 5-6 hours.
- 2
Then drain the water from soaked chana dal and add it into a mixer jar. Then add green chilli, citric acid (limbu na phool) and water to the mixer jar. Grind the mixture into a thick and coarse paste. If the dal is not grind properly, add a little water and grind it.
- 3
- 4
Then add turmeric powder, salt, sugar powder in a batter and mix it very well.
- 5
Then grease a mould or plate with oil and keep it a side.
- 6
Now add Eno fruit salt into the batter and mix it in one direction. Then pour the batter in greased plate.
Then steam in an idli-dhokla steamer or kadai on high flame for 12-15 minutes. - 7
Once done, take out the plate from the steamer and allow it to cool for 5-10 minutes. Then cut it squre pieces.
- 8
Then crumble the khaman dhokla evenly with a grater.
- 9
Now to prepare this Khamani, heat oil in a large kadhai, add asafoetida, mustard seeds, add sweet curry leaves and green chillies and cook until it sizzles.
- 10
Now add water to this tadka and mix it with the tadka. When the water starts bubbling, add the Khamani and mix it well. Now add the finely chopped green coriander leaves and mix it well.
- 11
Now our very yummy and delicious Amiri Sev Khamani is ready to serve. Take it out on a serving plate and garnish it with gram flour sev, pomegranate seeds and chopped onion.
- 12
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