Ingredients:
Maida .... 1 cup
Wheat flour ... 1 cup
Fine semolina .. 2 tbsps
Sugar ......... 1/2 cup
Water ........ 3/4 cup
Cardamom powder .. 1/4 tsp (optional)
Sesame seeds ........ 1 tbsp
Desi ghee ............ 2 tbsps
Oil ............... for frying.
Method:
Add the sugar with luke warm water and mix it well until it melts. You can also soak it for few hours and keep mixing it a few times in between.
Now take the maida, wheat flour and semolina. Add the sesame seeds and cardamom powder.
Mix together and make a well. Add melted ghee.
Mix until it resembles crumbs. It should form a lump when pressed in your palm which means the ghee is sufficient.
Now add the sugar syrup little by little and make a stiff dough. Use only as much is required.
Roll out a portion of it into a thick roti. You can make it round or pinch the edges as shown in the picture,
Heat oil. Lower the flame and deep fry the tikkyun until crisp and golden brown in colour flipping them carefully a couple of times to fry evenly.
Remove them in a plate and let them cool down before boxing them.
These fried bites look so tempting... delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rafeeda.
DeleteThis is an interesting recipe... I love sweet munchies :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely dish just right for Diwali. Thanks
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked my traditional Sindhi dish Archana.
DeleteI have tasted this sweet Munchies long back in my friends house, still remember the taste, your recipe sounds similar, have to try for sure, thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Soma.. then you must make them to see if they are same.
DeleteSuch a unique shape! Just in time for Diwali too! Thanks for sharing :) :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Vanitha.
DeleteOh my gosh, these are my favourite, my mum used to make it on Satam. I must make for my children.
ReplyDeleteKids will love to see the traditional Indian recipes.Thanks Jagruti.
DeleteThese look like mini wheels. I am sure my kids will love this.i might try it for Diwali
ReplyDeleteThanks dear .. I am sure they will like them.
DeleteThese fried munchies sounds like a irresistible and perfect dish to enjoy on Diwali. I like how you have shaped them.
ReplyDeleteThis is a traditional recipe made for a ritual Geeta..
DeleteThese are something different, I remember I had in a friends house. I must try sometime.
ReplyDeleteDo make them Jayashree.. they are very easy to make.
DeleteWow sweet looks absolutely delicious and unique shape . Perfect sweet for the coming festivals.
ReplyDeleteThanks for liking Pavani.
DeleteThese sweet fried treats are perfect tea time accompaniments ..lovely share di !
ReplyDeleteThank you Poonam.
DeleteSuch a lovely and cute shape first of all. Really these are looking so healthy and yumm !!!
ReplyDeleteI want to grab all right now! what a perfect festive treat! Love it
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Jolly.
DeleteDelicious flatbreads that look so yummy and crunchy! will try your recipe soon, thanks for the share.
ReplyDeleteThanks for liking and wanting to try them Meghna.
DeleteOh wow, this is so so delicious! Perfect snack for Diwali time. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Nisha.
DeleteDelightful share!! So apt for Diwali. Will definitely try this beautiful and easy recipe. Thanks for sharing dear.
ReplyDeleteThanks Shalu.. Make and enjoy.
DeletePerfect share for the festive season! These crunchy cuties must taste amazing with a hot cup of chai!
ReplyDeleteThanks for liking Priya.
DeleteA perfect recipe for the festivals. Love how traditionally people were innovative in using their hands to create pretty patterns.
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