Muthia
While I am quite terrible at math, the one thing I quite enjoyed in calculus was finding derivatives. This business of examining stuff over infinitesimally small intervals is intriguing. Fabulous, no! Life is perfect and makes complete sense in infinitesimally small intervals. Bliss, gentle reader, exists in small bites.
Such is the tale of dimunitive delights featured above. The spicy, piquant goodness that we know as muthias.
Heres what I did:
I followed Coffee's recipe from The Spice Cafe. I used spinach and beet greens. I made the dough with a combination of besan, whole wheat and barley flour. I've also used Trupti's recipe with great success, especially the addition of yoghurt / pickle oil. They both have the spice combination down just right.
The verdict:
Quick savory snack. I've steamed a bunch and frozen them. Aisles of chips hold no charms for me any more! Its hard to get bored with these little fellows because you can keep varying the vegetables, spices and flours.
Recipe links:
In additon to Trupti and Coffee's recipes, here are a couple of my favorites:
1. Methi Muthia
2. A microwave version
Find more bite-sized delights at Monthly Mingle, hosted by Mansi and Meeta. See you at the round-up!
Such is the tale of dimunitive delights featured above. The spicy, piquant goodness that we know as muthias.
Heres what I did:
I followed Coffee's recipe from The Spice Cafe. I used spinach and beet greens. I made the dough with a combination of besan, whole wheat and barley flour. I've also used Trupti's recipe with great success, especially the addition of yoghurt / pickle oil. They both have the spice combination down just right.
The verdict:
Quick savory snack. I've steamed a bunch and frozen them. Aisles of chips hold no charms for me any more! Its hard to get bored with these little fellows because you can keep varying the vegetables, spices and flours.
Recipe links:
In additon to Trupti and Coffee's recipes, here are a couple of my favorites:
1. Methi Muthia
2. A microwave version
Find more bite-sized delights at Monthly Mingle, hosted by Mansi and Meeta. See you at the round-up!
Comments
Those looks good. I will have to try it out on a small quantity or else I will be the only ended up eating all of it.
You have a nice blog!
The muthias looks lovely
have you tried them with some masala chai? oh man, it is good.
trupti
Asha - Thanks! The first time I made them, I couldn't help comparing them to kothimbir wadi that my maharashtrian friends make.
C-ninja: Go forth and enjoy :-)
Coffee - Kem cho?!! You're a fricking genius. I love your gujju recipes - they turn out SOOO tasty :-)
Rachel - Thanks :-)
Lore - Thanks! The chips are always calling out to me :-)
TS - ooh - thank you for the recipe and the ideas!
Smita
Yours look delicious. Bye Bye chips !
Delhibelle - wow, a math-lover!!!
Smita