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Uploaded by on Dec 27, 2009

There is nothing taste good like traditional recipes. Learn how to make Khaman from start to finish traditional way with Chana Daal(Bengal gram). For quick version, visit link
http://indianrecipevideo.com/InstantKhaman.aspx
for instant Khaman recipe.

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  • Hey Bhavna.

    Have you use the fresh (green) shredded coconut in khaman? which coconut (fresh / dry) is used in it? I've made khaman but, we say "jali" i.e., pores in khaman was less. I did not get where I was wrong? help me out I'm again making today actually after few hours...

  • @utdhhara

    HI

    I use ready sweetened coconut..works great for me since it comes very soft and without skin. Now, there are many factors for not getting Khaman right. Temperature of the stove, oversteamed, understeamed, batter not fermented well...so as you make couple of times, you will learn. Always steam on high and don't forget to put your steaming tray in steamer to preheat. Khaman are done most of the time in about 15-20min. Make sure to ferment well.

  • thanks for the reply bhavna...yes i have oven..can i make in it?

  • @deepachait

    Hi

    Here is how you will do in the oven.Turn on the oven at 425F. Take big tray and fill with water and place on bottom rack in the oven. Now pour batter in other tray, cover wit foil and place on top rack in PREHEATED oven. See if this works. I used to use oven a lot when I did not have much utensils to cook rice, khichu papad and many other Indian dishes...

  • hi bhavna,

    i want to make this khaman. but i dont have the steamer. can you suggest me some ways in which i can steam without the steamer? i have idli stand. can i use that? if yes how do i use it for this..thanks

  • @deepachait

    HI

    You don't have to have steamer like me. You can even take big pot and place something inside the pot with holes in it and then take any tray that fits in to pour batter and steam. Hope this helps. If not, do you have oven?

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  • @jasminesweet25

    Hi

    You can but texture might come different...enjoy!

  • hi , can i use baking soda instead ENO

  • @yas17051984

    Hi

    ENO is mix of Citric acid and Soda. you can use coconut oil but I have never tried with it..

  • What oil did you use? Would coconut oil do? And also, I'm not sure if we get Eno in Sri Lanka... What can we replace that with?

  • @darrinthebold

    Also the other reason for not fluffy Khaman is if you add more oil when you make batter...

  • @deopatel912

    Hi

    Very glad to hear...enjoy!

  • Mine turned out fluffy and tasty. Thanks Bhavna!

  • @darrinthebold

    Hi

    You most welcome...enjoy!

  • @SuperVeggieDelight Oh I suppose that's it then. Thanks for the motivation. I am totally a noob at cooking and get disheartened when things dont come out well.

  • @darrinthebold

    Hi

    Overfermenting changes many things, texture, taste and healthwise not good. If you follow recipe properly, you can't go wrong. When I make, everything is in front of you. If I can make it, you can make it, too. Good luck for next trial. Also give it a try to Instant Khaman, they come out just like store bought..

  • Hi. I am sorry but mine turned out really hard. I like it soft and spongy like they have in the stores. Also the taste wasn't to my liking. I set it to ferment and woke up really late so it fermented for 22 hours. Could that be the problem?

  • @asianlite6

    Oh...don't be sorry...I was just wondering....so..

  • ohh sorry i added rice too....nice of you bhavna...

  • @asianlite6

    Hi

    didn't you add rice as well? Because Dhokla is a mix of Rice and dal..

  • hi bhavna, i added tur dal and moong dal with channa dal n made dhokla as per your recipe...it came out great and spongy,,,very much thanks to you...god bless you...please upload more nice recipes bhavna...

  • @hk95501

    Hi This is Vateli Dal na Khaman. I grind my dal in blender..that's the only difference is...

  • Respected

    U know how to make vateli dal na khaman?

  • @utdhhara

    HI

    It might be just temperature then....alwasy steam on hight heat and also heat up your tray in which you going to pour khaman batter to steam. I usaully put my tray in steam pot and let it heat up as well...try and see

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