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Friday, August 15, 2014

Bhakarwadi - Maharashtrian Crispy Fried Rolls

Bhakarwadi, this spicy Maharashtrian snack is a traditional snacks which can be stored for many days and can be enjoyed thoroughly for snacks as much as like South Indian savoury snacks like murukkus, thattais etc. This crispy fried rolls is prepared with spicy tangy mixture of poppyseeds, sesame seeds, dry coconut along with few more spice powders. Actually this is the first time am making bhakarwadis at home, this crispy snacks was in my to do list since a long, for some reason i couldnt able to make these dangerously addictive fried rolls earlier. Finally i made them this weekend at home, this Indian pinwheels are very addictive and one cant just stop munching them.Even its my first trial, i should say that i have completely fallen in love with this super crispy fried rolls. Needless to say this Bhakarwadis rocks, we loved it to the core.


These bhakarwadis are prepared specially for this month's Indian Cooking Challenge,a monthly event where we cook dishes from various regions of India.For this month's challenge, Srivalli suggested us this popular and very famous Maharashtrian Bhakarwadis.Bhakarwadis can be prepared by two methods, one method is to steam the rolled dough, then sliced and deep fried while the second one is once rolled ,slice it and deep fried directly.Even baked version of bhakarwadi exists in case if you dont want to deep fry these crispy rolls.I opted for the second one, they came out extremely crispy and dangerously addictive. Thanks Valli for pulling me to making these beauties.


Recipe Source: Sanjeev Kapoor
For dough:
1cup All purpose flour/Maida
3/4cup Gramflour
Salt
1tbsp Chilly powder
1/2tsp Turmeric powder
1tbsp Oil

Stuffing:
1/4cup Poppyseeds
1/4cup Sesame seeds
1/2cup Dry Coconut (grated)
1tbsp Ginger (finely chopped)
2nos Green chillies (chopped)
1/2tbsp Coriander powder
1/2tbsp Cumin powder
1/4tsp Asafoetida powder
2tbsp Chopped coriander leaves
Salt
Sugar
2tbsp Lemon juice

Mix the flour together, add the chilly powder, turmeric powder, oil, salt, add enough water and knead everything as a stiff dough,cover with damp cloth, keep aside.

Dry roast the poppy seeds, sesame seeds separately, dry roast the grated dry coconut.

Take the chopped ginger, chopped green chillies, coriander powder, cumin powder, asaofoetida powder,chopped coriander leaves, salt, sugar, lemon juice in a bowl.

Add the dry roasted seeds and coconut, mix well.

Divide the dough as 8equal portions, roll each portion as thin, apply some water on the surface, spread a portion of stuffing and roll it as flutes.

Now slice gently as medium sized pieces, continue the same process with the remaining dough and stuffing.

Heat oil for deep frying, drop the rolled slices one by one and fry until they turns golden brown.

Drain the oil with paper towel,

Enjoy.

23 comments:

  1. Love this snack, can keep on munching. Perfectly made and looks delicious.

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  2. Bhakarvadis are my favorite..can't tell you how much I love them...these looks so yum and tempting Priya

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  3. Perfect Bhakarwadis..looks really inviting!

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  4. we love it...long time, am craving to make it at home

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  5. very well done Priya ! look so tempting !

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  6. You have perfectly executed the Bhakarwadi. Well done my dear. :)

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  7. My favourite snack. A Maharashtra Fly stayed near to our building, she always bring a big packet full of Bakarwadi whenever she visits India especially for me. I just love them.

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  8. Looks so good..would love to taste...

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  9. miss this badly,had lots in pune..parcel me please,beautifully done!!

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  10. Looks fantastic Priya, so perfect!! This is one of my favorite Maharashtrian snacks, but I never made it at home :)

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  11. Super yummy bhakarwadi aks... i want the plate right now.. the same prop. i have aks...

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  12. looks soo good,wish to have some rolls!!

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  13. My fav snack....... Love to munch anytime!!

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  14. Tasted it many times, but never knew the recipe. Thanks Priya , I will be trying this soon. Bookmarking it!

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  15. lovely bhakarwadis. I love that yours do not appear burnt. Most ready made ones are fried till the filling appears dark brown.

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  16. My favorite! Was wanting to try it. Looks very delicious!

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  17. Des roulés pleins de saveurs. J'aime beaucoup.
    A bientôt

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  18. munching this right now.will try hands on it,living in same place without trying this wonderful snack,feeling shame.

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  19. Wow this is so yummy and crispy...

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  20. Wow Priya, my favorite and your home made Bhakarwadis look so gorgeous!

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  21. Priya your bhakarwadis have turned out so well..great one right..

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  22. Wow priya another delicious rolls! Looks yummy

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