Steps
- 1
For the dough, in a bowl take besan, cornflour & whole wheat flour, then add turmeric powder to it.
- 2
Then add hing, salt and oil and mix well with your hands to get bread crumbs like consistency.
- 3
Now add slowly add water and knead it into a semi-soft dough. Add water slowly as it depends upon the quality of besan & WWF as to how much water you may require. Cover the dough & let it rest.
- 4
For the filling, take a non-stick pan, once the pan heats up, reduce the flame and add sesame seeds, lightly roast them for 1 minute, then add freshly grated coconut and cook it for 4-5 minutes on slow flame. (You can also add dedicated coconut, I did not have it so I used fresh, if adding Desiccated coconutcook it on for 2 minutes)
- 5
Now add poppy seeds, fennel seeds and cook them for 2 minutes.
- 6
Now add red chilli powder, coriander powder and cumin powder mix well.
- 7
Now add garam masala powder, amchur powder and switch off the flame, mix everything nicely.
- 8
Finally add salt and let the mixture cool completely, then add sugar and blend it into a coarse powder.
- 9
Now roll the dough into a log and cut it into equal parts.
- 10
Roll each part into round or square shape, not too thick or thick, keep it medium, then lightly brush it with water.
- 11
Now sprinkle the masala on the chapati leaving half inch gap on the sides.
- 12
Now roll it into a tight log carefully and then seal the edges.
- 13
Now cut it into small pieces with a sharp knife and lightly press each bhakarwadi.
- 14
Deep fry them in hot oil on a low flame till golden brown.
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