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Gujarati cuisine
KHAMAN DHOKLA
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Ingredients :
1 cup
rice
1/2 tsp
soda bicarb
1 cup
urad dal
2 tbsp
oil
1 cup
yellow moong dal
2-3 pinches
red chili powder
3 cups
sour buttermilk
1/2 tbsp
coriander finely chopped
2 nos.
green chilies crushed fine
Salt To Taste
1/4 tsp
ginger grated fine
Preparation :
Mix the rice and dal, wash, drain and dry on a clean cloth for a few hours.
The grain should be completely dry. Grind to a coarse flour in dry grinder or at the flour mill. This flour should be like very fine soji in texture.
Store in airtight container and use as required. Will keep good upto 2 months. To make khaman, take 1 cup flour in a bowl.
Add buttermilk, and mix well. Keep- aside for 4-5 hours. Dissolve sodabicarb in the oil. Add to batter.
Mix all ingredients except red chilli powder and coriander. Pour immediately in a 6" diam. greased plate.
Steam over water either in a cooker or steamer. Pierce knife, and check, should come out clean if done.
Sprinkle the chilli powder and coriander, steam again for 2-3 minutes.
Cut dhaman dhokla into squares or diamonds and serve hot with coconut chutney.