Baked Chakli Poori
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Baked Chakli Poori
Baked Chakli Poori is a crispy and spicy Tea time delight and that too guilt free. Err, it is not deep fried at least :).
This recipe is originally Tarla Dalal’s where she made chaklis, a traditional Gujarati snack in the oven. I just adapted a bit and added few more ingredients and made this flat puris or Snackies if you want to call them. It is totally gluten free since I have used brown rice flour and urad dal flour. Make it at home and enjoy some guilt free snack. I did use butter, but you may sub it with sour cream if you want.
There are days when I go over board with food and then there are days when I eat with caution. This recipe came handy at the time when Diwali was over and I was found guilty of indulging on some rich food. Well that was Diwali and I do not want to think twice what I eat around that time of the year. So I binged and added pounds around the waist. If you ask me to let go off food, it is not gonna happen, but the only adjustment I can make is swap the indulging eating habits with better eating habits.
I am often looking for the snacks that are less guilt and equally delicious. This is one such recipe, that scores 100 on 100 on the ease of recipe, the ingredients and the less guilt quotient. I am sure that many of you are with me on this. It is easier to binge on not so healthy snacks and keep indulging but you cannot do that on regular basis. There has to be a control button on the desires to hog and not do anything about it. And whoever said that “healthy is blah”, they need to check their dictionary again. Yes, the healthy food has arrived and arrived with bang, full of taste and deliciousness and less guilt quotient. This recipe is excellent for people who are allergic to gluten. Being baked, it makes it better on stomach and overall system.
Some other baked snacks from my blog are –
Gudh Til ki Meethi Mathri, baked
This is how I made these baked Chakli Poori –
Baked Chakli Poori
Ingredients
- Rice flour : 1 cup I used brown rice flour
- Urad Dal Flour : 1 tbsp
- Low fat butter : 2 tbsp
- Salt to taste
- Sugar : 1/2 tsp
- Ginger : 1/2 tsp freshly minced or grated
- Garlic : 1/2 tsp freshly minced or grated
- Green chili : 1 small minced
- Cumin seeds : 1/2 tsp
- White sesame seeds : 1/2 tsp
- Water : 2-3 tbsp
Instructions
- Preheat oven at 375*f and grease a baking tray.
- Mix all the above ingredients with butter. Don't add water yet. Work with hands and mix well till it becomes crumbly. Now add water 1 tbsp at a time to make a semi soft dough.
- Pinch a small portion of dough and flatten in hands in circle.
- Place it in baking tray. Finish the dough like wise making more Snackies. It should be 1/8" to 1/4" in thickness. Don't make it too thick.
- Put it in the oven and bake them for 25-30 minutes till pinkish golden on both sides. Flip them half way and rotate the tray from front to back for even baking.
- The crispy, spicy and flavorful Rice Snackies are done.
I had a great time baking these rice chakli pooris in my Indian American Kitchen. I am sure that you will try these too and enjou with your favorite cup of tea or coffee :).
Eat Happy! Stay Happy!
Sonal
Interesting recipe. love it
Thanks 🙂
Snackies – I love it!!
Me too:)
Snackies – I love it!!
Me too:)
These look yummy! Awesome snackies! 🙂
They are absolutely crunchy and yummy perfect with acup of tea:)
I am reading your articles and loving them
Thanks so much Sonal! I really appreciate your constant support! 🙂 I need some of these chaklis now … feeling munchy! 🙂
These look yummy! Awesome snackies! 🙂
They are absolutely crunchy and yummy perfect with acup of tea:)
I am reading your articles and loving them
Thanks so much Sonal! I really appreciate your constant support! 🙂 I need some of these chaklis now … feeling munchy! 🙂
I need something to munch with my tea, preferably something savoury. This baked version works beautifully for me! Thanks for the recipe Sonal.
It came out lovely Namrata. One of the easiest recipe!
I need something to munch with my tea, preferably something savoury. This baked version works beautifully for me! Thanks for the recipe Sonal.
It came out lovely Namrata. One of the easiest recipe!
We call this “thattai” in Tamil and this is a nice change from the deep fried version. My mom adds roasted gram flour instead of butter to make it crispy.
That sounds nice… Will try besan next time.
We call this “thattai” in Tamil and this is a nice change from the deep fried version. My mom adds roasted gram flour instead of butter to make it crispy.
That sounds nice… Will try besan next time.
Lovely baked snacks x
Thanks Chintal
Lovely baked snacks x
Thanks Chintal
Nice! I will go to the weighing scale after a month….
Nice! I will go to the weighing scale after a month….