After a long break, I am back to Srivalli's Blogging Marathon.
For this week i am doing baked or steamed snacks instead of frying. I tried baking these Muthias and they turned out really crisp and nice. This is very easy and quick to make also very healthy.
We all of us loved it at home.
Ingredients
3 table spoon Besan (kadalai maav)
3 table spoon Whole wheat flour/All purpose flour
1 table spoon kasoori methi leaves
1 tea spoon chilli powder
1 tea spoon turmeric powder
salt to taste
1 tea spoon jeera (cumin seeds)
1 table spoon oil (i used sesame oil)
water to knead the dough
Method
In a vessel add all the ingredients except water and mix well.
Add water slowly to form a thick dough.
Take small portions from the dough and flatten with your palm and place on the baking sheet.
Preheat oven to 400F
Once pre-heated,place it in the oven and bake it for 10-12 minutes until light brown and crispy.
Crispy muthias are ready to eat.
Check out the other Marathoners here
For this week i am doing baked or steamed snacks instead of frying. I tried baking these Muthias and they turned out really crisp and nice. This is very easy and quick to make also very healthy.
We all of us loved it at home.
Ingredients
3 table spoon Besan (kadalai maav)
3 table spoon Whole wheat flour/All purpose flour
1 table spoon kasoori methi leaves
1 tea spoon chilli powder
1 tea spoon turmeric powder
salt to taste
1 tea spoon jeera (cumin seeds)
1 table spoon oil (i used sesame oil)
water to knead the dough
Method
In a vessel add all the ingredients except water and mix well.
Add water slowly to form a thick dough.
Take small portions from the dough and flatten with your palm and place on the baking sheet.
Preheat oven to 400F
Once pre-heated,place it in the oven and bake it for 10-12 minutes until light brown and crispy.
Crispy muthias are ready to eat.
Check out the other Marathoners here
Healthier version of muthias look very nice...
ReplyDeletehealthy version looks nice and crispy
ReplyDeleteAwesome recipe ....and very tempting with no guilt associated.
ReplyDeletewonderful option to make the fried muthias to a baked one..u cud also stem them..but the crunch would ofcourse be better in these baked ones.
ReplyDeleteMuthias look great....
ReplyDeleteNow muthias looks crisp good idea of baking them.
ReplyDeleteVery healthy one..
ReplyDeleteNow that's one really healthy version..
ReplyDeleteHealthy and guilt free muthias, well done.
ReplyDeleteBaked version is definitely healthier...
ReplyDeletehey Archana the muthiya looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a healthier version!
ReplyDeleteLooks very delicious and healthy.
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worth trying....
ReplyDeleteHave you tried these in Oondhiyu? do they get soggy since they are baked?
ReplyDelete@Champa, They did not get soggy after baking. They remained crisp.
ReplyDeleteThank u all for the comments.
@Vaishali, I will also try steaming next time.
Muthia looks perfect and healthy baked alternative!
ReplyDeleteVery healthy one!!!Will soon try this...
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