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Moongdi

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Grains Bawarch3 1 servings

INGREDIENTS

1/2 c Math; (tiny brown gram
; like green gram)
; dal (if not
; available use green
; moong dal)
2 c Wheat flour
1/2 ts Cumin seeds crushed coarsely
1 ts Coriander seeds crushed coarsely
2 ts Red chilli powder
1/2 ts Garam masala; (optional)
3 Pinches asafoetida; (3 to 4)
Salt to taste
2 tb Ghee
Oil to shallow fry

INSTRUCTIONS

Wash and soak dal for 4 hours, drain, skins intact.
Mix all ingredients, except oil.
Add very little water at a time, and knead into a pliable dough.
Take a small lump at a time, make round.
Using dry flour for dusting, roll into round as thin as possible.
Roast on griddle, cooking on both sides.
Drizzle a little oil on each side
Press with a small wooden presser till both sides are crisp.
Serve hot, or cool very well before storing in a tight container.
Serve with pickles, jam, chutney or curds.
Making time: 45 minutes
Makes: 15-16 moongdis
Shelflife: 2 weeks or more
Converted by MC_Buster.
Converted by MM_Buster v2.0l.

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