Jowar Dhirde

Madhu Bindra
Madhu Bindra @madhubindra

The Maharashtrian cuisine is rich in the use of millets and Jowar Dhirde or Ghavan is one such popular dish. Easy to prepare and a great source of vitamins and minerals. #ML

Jowar Dhirde

The Maharashtrian cuisine is rich in the use of millets and Jowar Dhirde or Ghavan is one such popular dish. Easy to prepare and a great source of vitamins and minerals. #ML

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Ingredients

20 minutes
8 dhirde
  1. 1 cupjowar flour
  2. 1/4 cupfinely chopped onions
  3. 1-2chopped green chillies
  4. 1 tbspginger garlic paste
  5. 1/2 cupcoriander leaves
  6. 1 tspcumin seeds (jeera)
  7. 1 tspchilli powder
  8. 1/4 tspturmeric powder
  9. 1 tspsalt or to taste
  10. 2 tsprice flour
  11. 2 tsprawa
  12. 1 1/2 cupswater
  13. 1-2 tbspoil for cooking

Cooking Instructions

20 minutes
  1. 1

    To begin, prepare the batter. In a large bowl, mix together jowar flour, onions, green chillies, ginger garlic paste, and coriander leaves.

  2. 2

    Next, add the dry masalas - cumin seeds (jeera), chilli powder, turmeric powder, and salt. Mix well.

  3. 3

    Now, add in the rice flour and rawa. Mix.

  4. 4

    Finally, add water to prepare a smooth batter. Keep aside for 10 minutes for the rawa to soak in the liquids.

  5. 5

    When ready to cook, adjust the batter to liquid consistency. Heat a griddle or a tawa. Brush it with oil. Pour a ladleful of the batter. Cover and allow it to cook on medium heat for a few minutes.

  6. 6

    Once the top dries up a bit, add a bit of oil to the sides and top. Turn it over and cook. This recipe makes around 8 dhirde depending on the size.

  7. 7

    The Jowar Dhirde or Ghavan is ready to serve. Serve hot with your favorite chutneys.

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