Kothambir Wadi

Jasmin Motta _ #BeingMotta @cook_12567865
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In mixing bowl add chopped coriander leaves,jowar, bajri flour,besan flour, spicy green garlic chilli ginger paste, tumeric powder, red kashmiri chilli powder, sugar,salt, baking soda, oil. Mix well.
- 2
Add little little curd and bind into semi stiff dough. Make 3 long cylindrical shape roll. Place them steam vessel. Pressure cook for 4 whistles.
- 3
Cool completely. Cut into slices. Deep fry in batches,in hot oil on medium flame till crispy golden.
- 4
In small tadka pan add heat oil. Do tempering of mustard seeds cumin seeds and sesame seeds as splutter. Off the flame. Pour on fried Kothambir Wadi. Garnish with chopped coriander leaves.
- 5
Serve / Relish Delicious Kothambir Wadi with phudina - corainder chutney.
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