Atta cake
In compliance with Doctors and Dietion’s advice that maida being harmful to the digestive system of few, I have tried this whole wheat flour “aata” cake. After a few attempts it’s come up well.
Atta cake
In compliance with Doctors and Dietion’s advice that maida being harmful to the digestive system of few, I have tried this whole wheat flour “aata” cake. After a few attempts it’s come up well.
Steps
- 1
Mix aata, suji, baking powder, baking soda, celemon powder and salt nicely and keep aside.
- 2
Melt jaggery in a pan to make caramel.
- 3
Mix melted butter and sugar in a bowl. Add eggs to the mixture (optional). If you do not use eggs increase the quantity of milk by half a cup. Add the aata mixture spoon by spoon and add mix well using a beater.
- 4
Preheat the oven @ 160 degrees for 10 minutes. Pour the mixture into the dusted baking pan and bake for 35-40 minutes.
- 5
Watch the cake coming up smell the aroma of the baking cake. Insert a chopstick or toothpick upto the bottom to see that it comes out clean and dry. If not bake for another few minutes according to the liquidity.
- 6
Your aata cake is ready. Serve hot or store it to have it with tea.
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