Monday, January 29, 2018

KAARE MIRCHA WARI KOKI / CRISPY FLATBREAD SPICED WITH BLACK PEPPER


This is the most preferred breakfast in Sindhi homes during winters. Crispy koki flavoured with crushed black pepper and cumin seeds with a cup of cardamom tea is sheer bliss. You can carry it during your travels too.



Ingredients:
Whole wheat flour ....... 2 cups
Coarsely crushed black pepper ... 2-3 tsps
Cumin seeds ........................... 2 tsps
Salt ............................ to taste
Ghee or oil .......  as needed


Method:
1. Take the flour in a large bowl or thali.
2. Add the coarsely crushed black pepper, cumin seeds, salt and 2 tbsps of ghee or oil.
3. Mix it well. It should form a lump when you press a small amount in your fist. This is the tip for testing the right amount of moin (ghee) added to it.
4. Knead it adding water as needed to make a tight dough.
5. Roll out the koki.
6. Roast it on a griddle on medium flame spooning a little ghee to make it crispy.
7. Serve it with pickle. curd or masala chai.

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44 comments:

  1. I love learning about different foods from your blog!

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    1. Thank you Heidi.. I am so glad to hear that :)

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  2. Delicious and tempting flatbread!

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  3. Wow ! What a delicious flat bread ! Love it !

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  4. Very novel and delicious recipe.

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  5. Woow..sounds so nice..have to try it out

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    1. Thanks Moumita.. do share the feedback when you make.

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  6. Sounds yummy must try making a small batch.

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    1. Please do make it and share the feed back.

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  7. The koki looks so crispy tempting, perfect with a hot cuppa of adrakh wali chai.

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  8. Koki looks absolutely tempting and very crispy to have with a fabulous hot chai, i dont mind having some anytime, such a beautiful crispy bread.

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  9. Sounds so delicious & tempting paratha.

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  10. These flat bread looks so crispy and delicious. Superb share. Perfect for breakfast.

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    1. Thanks Sujata.. it is a traditional Sindhi breakfast.

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  11. This sounds interesting...I use to make with jeera seeds..but adding pepper is great idea

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  12. Koki looks amazing with the flavours of cumin and pepper. Perfect for travel and breakfast. Honestly I love Kokis a lot and could have it for all the meals possible.

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    1. Yes Vidya.. it stays good for many days and hence a perfect dish for travelling.

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  13. Coincidentally, as I am reading this recipe, I am eating Kali Miri-wali Mutter Paneer. A simple spice can change the flavour profile of the roti by so much. Great recipe, Shobha-ji!

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  14. I love all flatbread variations! This Koki sounds amazing. The black pepper must give it a subtle heat and powerful flavour boost.

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    1. Thanks Maria.. yes the combined flavours give it an awesome taste.

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  15. Tempting flat bread! Love the addition of the crushed pepper; fabulous!

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  16. Such a flavourful bread.. Koki with chai looks so inviting !

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  17. Looks delicious...Ideal during travel...I loved the addition of pepper...Yummy share!!

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    1. Yes Padma.. it is good for travel.. thanks

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  18. Lovely flat bread! Perfect for lunch box or picnic table!

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  19. Addition of pepper is new for me. Will love it with kadhi or curd.

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  20. I normally add carom seeds in my morning flatbread or paratha.Kaali mirch sounds interesting too.

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    1. Must try Sapana.. they add a zing to the breads.

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  21. Had koki a long time ago... thanks for the recipe

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  22. This is a very nice dish for breakfast as well to have with a cup of coffee! The flavors are so good!

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  23. I love Koki and being an Andhra, I love spice. You just made Koki all the more enticing for me. :)

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