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Grind sugar, grind cashew nuts and almonds too but don't make a very fine powder out of them. Peel Elaichi and crush. When the fried Mawa turns a liitle warm add sugar and grounded dry fruits to it. Pitthi to be filled in the Kachoris is ready.
Kachori (pronounced [kətʃɔːɽi]) is a deep-fried, spicy, stuffed pastry originating from the Marwar region of Rajasthan, India.
“If you add too little ghee, the dough won't come together. And if you add too much ghee, the kachoris would not be fluffy,” shared Bhadouria. *Make the dough with lukewarm water and not room temperature water. Otherwise, the ghee would harden, leading to small blobs of ghee all over the dough.
I use whole wheat flour for the kachori dough.. You can use all-purpose flour and wheat flour in the ratio of 50:50. I use moong dal namkeen instead of cooked dal for my kachori filling.
Kachori is an exclusive Indian snack. It won't have an ideal English word or term however it could be called as a “Quiche”. A quiche can be prepared with different type of stuffings either veg or non-veg. Kachori though is a vegetarian snack.