Manjula ji... these snacks are very good, but somehow they are turning out to be very heavy after eating. Do you know what I might be doing wrong... am i putting too much sooji ?
Hi, I've a question if u can help me out with it !!! I've seen ur recipes for namak pare, papdi chaat, and mathri, for all these recipes u've almost the same ingredients, almost the same recipes for all except for the shapes. So can i mix and match and make them, like for namak pare can i use the papdi chaat recipe and cut it like namak pare, and vice-versa? Thanks.
hi manjula thnx allot 4 ur wonderfull videos i just love them, but i have a question can i use something instead og the sooji because i cant buy it in denmark? plz help me.
dont v need to add mirchi to it..vl it remain crispy at room temperature..and can i make a dough out of the mixture directly without going for a processing process...thanx
TQ for your nice classical recipies. I enjoy them very much though Im South Indian. Not only r ur recipies great but also your delightful accent!!! Bless u and keep up the good work.
Hi Manjula...interesting recipe! I have a question. Would they turn out alright baked instead of fried? Would you spray the oil on? What temp. and how long? Maybe I should just increase the oil in the actual recipe by a little bit and bake them without any extra oil on top. What do you think? Thank you very much.
Thanks for sharing one more great recipe. I tried it for Diwali and it was, as usual, excellent... Only one change I made... added methi while making the dough, just to give it a touch of methi muthri... It was really tasty. Great job. Keep it up.
aunty in video u said 1/2 cup soji but on website its written 1/4 cup soji......wts right ?....pls answer...tahnks
amitkp80 3 months ago
@amitkp80 Sorry should be 1/4 cup of sooji
Manjulaskitchen 3 months ago
how much heat shoud we use high or medium and all purpose flour is ordinary atta na//why not use maida ??
romirolv 5 months ago
hello aunty, can we add dry mango powder to it and how much?
deepti904 6 months ago
hello aunty, can u tell me do u know how to make gogule?? its made during punjabi weddings..
yasmin225 9 months ago
What type of oil do you use?
dierochell 9 months ago
@dierochell
canola oil
Manjulaskitchen 9 months ago
Hello, Mrs.Manjula! Is it possible to make namak pare, papdi chaat, or mathri gluten free?Thank you kindly.
LovedByMeBeautifully 11 months ago
@LovedByMeBeautifully
I am trying some snacks gluten free
Manjulaskitchen 11 months ago
hii aunty...i like all of ur recipes..
can i use stand mixer 2 mix the dough...
thnx.....^_^
msbandariya 1 year ago
@msbandariya
Stand mixer works great for making dough.
Manjulaskitchen 1 year ago
@Manjulaskitchen wow aunty i made mathri yesterday n those turned out so YUMMYY....
just like the market ones...
thnx a lot aunty 4 sharing ur easy recipes....^_^
msbandariya 1 year ago
Manjula ji... these snacks are very good, but somehow they are turning out to be very heavy after eating. Do you know what I might be doing wrong... am i putting too much sooji ?
nsidana 2 years ago
Hi Manjula, can I also bake this in a deep fryer?
I do it all the time when I make Kerupuk.
Thanks for your video :-)
Snobke89 2 years ago
It is always good to try different.
Manjulaskitchen 2 years ago
Hi Auntiji,
Can we bake these?
superegoistin4fun 2 years ago
Hi, I've a question if u can help me out with it !!! I've seen ur recipes for namak pare, papdi chaat, and mathri, for all these recipes u've almost the same ingredients, almost the same recipes for all except for the shapes. So can i mix and match and make them, like for namak pare can i use the papdi chaat recipe and cut it like namak pare, and vice-versa? Thanks.
aryaksh0406 2 years ago
ther is very little different so just experiment.
Manjulaskitchen 2 years ago
hi manjulaji!!! can show a recipe which is mathari with fenugreek leaves? u know in india we used to have it like masaledar mathari?
jaanash 2 years ago
hi manjula thnx allot 4 ur wonderfull videos i just love them, but i have a question can i use something instead og the sooji because i cant buy it in denmark? plz help me.
wenak 3 years ago
I dont think you can substitue sooji, try without just role them thin.
Manjulaskitchen 3 years ago
dont v need to add mirchi to it..vl it remain crispy at room temperature..and can i make a dough out of the mixture directly without going for a processing process...thanx
irmkabuli 3 years ago
you like to add mirchi do it, your preference.
and yes you dont need food processor to make dough.
Manjulaskitchen 3 years ago
looks delicous please show how to make paneer pakora.
thanks.
inderlives 3 years ago
I don't have food processor?Can I prepare with hand mixer?
VPP111 3 years ago
hand mixer will not work just make the dough by hand.
Manjulaskitchen 3 years ago
hello aunty, the machine you use to knead the dough is the food processor or the aata maker?
if it is food processor, then how do you use it? i mean it has got blades,,and the dough cant be kneaded with blades..
thanks
gopinks 3 years ago
I use the food processor and use same blade but I do knead the dough little more after I take the dough out of food processor.
Manjulaskitchen 3 years ago
what is ajwain tell me please in english
qatakhani 3 years ago
CARUM CAPTICUM
Manjulaskitchen 3 years ago
Hi its called as CAROM SEEDS in english
quinishaa 3 years ago
hi manjulaji
in ur receipe it is written that semolina flour is 1/4th cup n in ur video u r sayin gthat it is half cup.u plz reply the exact qty
thanx
manju12123 3 years ago
should be 1/4 cup semolina flour
Manjulaskitchen 3 years ago
TQ for your nice classical recipies. I enjoy them very much though Im South Indian. Not only r ur recipies great but also your delightful accent!!! Bless u and keep up the good work.
onchemistry 3 years ago
Hi Manjula...interesting recipe! I have a question. Would they turn out alright baked instead of fried? Would you spray the oil on? What temp. and how long? Maybe I should just increase the oil in the actual recipe by a little bit and bake them without any extra oil on top. What do you think? Thank you very much.
linguy22 4 years ago
mathri turned out great. thanks and keep up the good work NP
parihak 4 years ago
Hello Auntyji, We all are waiting for more videos. When will be the next posting?
KyaraGoodson 4 years ago
Very nice food and very sympathic :-)
derast 4 years ago
Thanks for sharing one more great recipe. I tried it for Diwali and it was, as usual, excellent... Only one change I made... added methi while making the dough, just to give it a touch of methi muthri... It was really tasty. Great job. Keep it up.
SwatiWillson 4 years ago
Do you know how to make pani puri/dahi puri from scratch? I would love if you posted this and other chat recipes when you get time. Thanks!
dhimanshu 4 years ago
wow aunty, u make cooking look so easy....can u please some of ur Diwali specials too...
yoursnilu 4 years ago
Thank you for posting these excellent recipes. You make Indian cooking look so easy.
SummerSizzle 4 years ago
ajwain usually called "carom seeds"
wnsabu 4 years ago
The crackers look delicious, but I don't know what ajwain is. What is that?
ashvata 4 years ago
ajwain usually known as "carom seeds"
wnsabu 4 years ago
Those look good!
Wivanunu 4 years ago