Rose Kachoris

#ldcravings1
Absolutely easy peasy innovative idea by me. It takes a little bit of your efforts but then it's all worth in the end. Beautiful looking floral Kachoris are a treat to the eyes as well apart from the tastebuds ofcourse. These are not only gorgeous but also tastes equally yum. Enjoy these little beauties at tea-time or family get togethers during the weekends, you will just love them. The filling can be Veg or Non Veg depending upon your family's choice and liking. Chicken, Mutton Mince etc can be used by all Non Vegetarian friends here. Soyabean Kheema can be used as the stuffing by my Vegetarian friends.
Happy Frying !
Rose Kachoris
#ldcravings1
Absolutely easy peasy innovative idea by me. It takes a little bit of your efforts but then it's all worth in the end. Beautiful looking floral Kachoris are a treat to the eyes as well apart from the tastebuds ofcourse. These are not only gorgeous but also tastes equally yum. Enjoy these little beauties at tea-time or family get togethers during the weekends, you will just love them. The filling can be Veg or Non Veg depending upon your family's choice and liking. Chicken, Mutton Mince etc can be used by all Non Vegetarian friends here. Soyabean Kheema can be used as the stuffing by my Vegetarian friends.
Happy Frying !
Steps
- 1
Knead a smooth dough using all the ingredients listed under it. Keep aside for 10 minutes.
- 2
In a pan, heat oil and add Asafoetida and Coriander seeds. Then add rest of the spices including the Gram Flour. Roast all that well for about 5 to 6 minutes on low flame. You can use Ghee for a lovely aroma and flavour.
- 3
Finally add the Coriander Leaves and saute until dry. Cool the mixture and use as desired. Store in airtight containers. It stays good upto a month in the refrigerator.
- 4
Now divide the dough into golf sized balls. Roll each into a small disc and keep aside. Now take almost 10 discs and cut into halves. After that, arrange them in a line, the ends overlapping with each other. In this way you get two separate overlapped halves that are used as petals.
- 5
Take one whole disc and place a tablespoon of the besan filling on it. Gather the edges and shape it into a potli next. Now place this stuffed potli on the overlapped halves in the centre and roll in one direction. Thus, a rose shaped kachori is formed. Deep fry them in hot oil on a low to medium high heat until golden brown and crisp. Similarly follow the same procedure to make the rest. Serve them hot with khatti meethi chutney.
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