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Rose Flower Chirote

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Dairy Diwali, India acces 1 servings

INGREDIENTS

2 c Maida
3/4 kg Ghee
3/4 c Finely ground rice powder
Milk to knead
Powdered sugar to serve
Green; pink, yellow edible
; colours

INSTRUCTIONS

Sieve maida and rub in 2 tbsp ghee. Divide the is into six equal portions.
Colour one portion yellow, two green and three pink. Now using milk knead
them into individual doughs. Ensure the dough is stiff. Keep aside all the
six balls. Beat 1/2 cup ghee with 1/2 cup rice flour till light and fluffy.
Keep aside. Now roll out the three pink balls. Smear paste on each roti and
keep one on top of the other.
Place yellow roll over one edge of the pink sandwich and roll again to have
a fat roll. Roll out the green portions and smear the paste. Keep one on
top of the other. Ensure that your smearing paste is all over now. Place
pink roll on one edge of the green sandwich and make a single roll. Cut
1/2" thick pieces from the roll. Roll out each piece using rice flour into
a thick puri with the cut edges facing upward.
Heat ghee in a deep kadai on medium flame. Deep fry flowers on medium fire
one by one. Serve sprinkled with powdered sugar.
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