#goldenapronPost - 19#kidstiffinMethi Laccha Paratha is a super delicious multi layered Indian flat bread made with Whole Wheat flour. This Paratha has a distinct aroma of fresh Methi Leaves. The dough is prepared by adding many freshly chopped Methi Leaves, some spices and Green Chillies as per choice. Dough of Paratha is soft and then rolled out into thin Thepla shaped and then horizontal or vertical slits are given and then again rolled with the same layers. By doing this Laccha Paratha will be layered properly and then roasted on Tawa with greasing some amount of Oil from both the sides. In this way, Laccha Paratha is prepared and served with Dahi, Pickle etc.

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#kidstiffinHealthy kids tiffin box.

My entry for #itsprocessoverproduct phase -2 by#cookpad_indiaTeamed with talented team of Igers Nisha @cravings4vegan . Sumi @sumiscookbook_ . Kamakshi @kamakshi_13 . Krithika @_krithika . Pooja @thechefbychance .Sirisha @mycravesandraves .Theplas are favorites of Gujaratis, Indian flat breads made with Wheat flour, gram flour, Methi ( Fenugreek)leaves and spices infused, is delicious.These are often taken packed during long travels which stays good for 2 or more days. Thanks www.masterchefmom.blogspot for the inspiration.

Tried it for the first time, yummy

#mommasrecipe#my_cookbook#cookpad#post_7#ldcarvings1#street_food#week_1Samosa is my all time favourite snacks ..it is made with flour stuffed with spicy tangy potato mixture then deep fried..it taste awesome with a cup of tea ....

#goldenapron#week 12#post 12quick tasty snacks perfect tea time snacks

Very crispy beef mince pakora recipe. Tea time snacks. #5pm

#deepfriedKulkuls are Goan snacks. Kulkuls are made in India at Christmas time. Kulkuls are often called Kidyo in the Konkani language, which means worms.To make the beautifully shaped, crisp, deep-fried snack, use the tines of a fork or comb to roll the dough and create indentations that are similar to the traditional way that most Goan families make.

It's a perfect tea time snacks for all.

Mathri is one of the most popular snacks​ in North India. It is a kind of flaky biscuits, made from flour, water, carom and cumin seeds. The creation of this snack was influenced by the need to have preserved food that will stay edible for days. Mathri is served with mango, chilli or lemon pickle along with tea. I made some twist, added some masalas, green peas and made this rose mathri. They looks beautiful, as rose itself is beautiful, healthy and tasty.