Spicy Diamond Cuts or Ronti / Tukdi
A deep fried evening snack !!!
Makes: 140 g
Ingredients
Please use same measuring cup to measure flour and water.
1 cup / 200 ml maida
/ all purpose flour (Indian standard measuring cup of 200 ml / 8 oz capacity)
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon red chilli powder
2 teaspoon oil
1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder
2 teaspoon jeera ( cumin ) seeds or 2 teaspoon black til (
sesame )
1/2 teaspoon ajwain (optional)
Water for kneading ( approximately 1/2 cup )
Extra ¼ cup flour
Cooking oil for frying (300 ml)
Method
In a wide bowl, mix maida , salt, red chilli powder, oil ,
turmeric powder , jeera / til , ajawain (optional). Add water (first start with ¼ cup
water. Later adjust with 1 – 3 tablespoon water and make stiff dough. Dough
should not be soft like chapatti dough. It should be stiff. Otherwise diamond
cuts / ronti / tukdis won’t be crisp) and make a stiff dough. Do not keep maida
dough too long. Deep fry immediately.
Divide the dough into 4 – 5 parts and make lemon sized
balls. Make thin chapati using dry
maida. Cut it into 1 - inch width strips. You can make 5 long strips from 1
chapati. Then cut 1 - inch diamond shape pieces from each strips.
Heat oil in a kadai on high heat. Reduce the heat to medium
and wait for 1 minute. Fry Diamond cuts / Ronti in batches (depending upon the size the kadai // frying
pan) till golden brown. Do not fry on high heat. Drain out from oil and spread on a kitchen
paper for some time to absorb extra oil and store in an airtight container.
It’ll last for more than a week. It’s a tasty tea time snack and kids ‘ll love
it.
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