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CHIVDA RECIPE


Indian chivda is made by frying sago and mixing dry fruits. Learn how to make sweet-salty chivda.


Ingredients:


1 cup sago (poha)
1/2 cup unsalted peanuts without skins(mungphali)
1/2 cup almonds/cashews (badam/kaju)
1/4 cups raisins (kishmish)
1 cup potato sticks (available at most supermarkets in the Snack section)
5 green chillies(hari mirch) chopped
1 tsp lemon salt
2 tsps sugar(chini) coarsely powdered
Vegetable/ canola/ sunflower cooking oil(tel) to deep fry.


How to make chivda:
  • As sago will be deep-fried therefore we need a deep-bottomed frying pan.
  • Put oil on medium heat.
  • When oil is ready, add sago. It will puff immediately.
  • Drain the oil from sago with the help of a sieve and put it over tissue paper
  • Fry all sago let the tissue paper soak extra oil from them.
  • Now, fry green chillies, kadhi patta, alomonds and cashews.
  • Add raisins and the fried ingredients to sago with salt and grounded sugar.
  • When cooled keep it in an air tight containers.
  • Use it as snacks with tea.

 





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