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Plain Sev Recipe | Ompudi Recipe

October 13, 2017 By Raji Leave a Comment

Plain Sev or Ompudi or omapodi is very easy and addictive snack and is commonly used in Indian Chaats like Sev Puri, Masala Puri Bhel puri… For the flavor and digestion the Omkaalu or ajwain is used in this recipe. If you don’t like the ajwain, you can skip the same and prepare plain sev. This sev is not only for chaats, you can just eat it with Chai or Coffee or keep it in a bowl next to you and crunch it as you work. This truly happens in my home. My daughter loves to keep a bowl of this sev when she does her homework :) All this salty, crispy, crunchy snacks like chakli, kodbaLe, mixture …. are her companias during her homework sessions. Prepare this simple easy to make snack for Navarathri gombe bagina, as offering to Shri Krishna or for Deepavali as well.

Ingredients

  • 1 cup gram flour Besan, kadle hittu, chickpea flour
  • 2 tbsp rice flour
  • little more than 1/4 tsp salt
  • 1 tsp ajavana/omkaaLu /ajwain wash and soak it in 2 to 3 wash and soak it in 2 to 3of water of water
  • pinch of hing
  • 3 tsp oil for the dough
  • oil to fry.
  • around 1/4 cup water om water + extra water)
  • chakli press with sev disc for making thin Sev
Plain Sev Recipe | Ompudi Recipe
Tools
Chakli Press, Magic bullet blender, Mixing bowls, perforated ladle, Stainless Steel wok (bandle)

Instructions

  1. Grind soaked ajwain to fine paste, strain it to a bowl, This should be around 1/4 cup water(om water + extra water)
  2. Combine besan, rice flour , hing and salt in a bowl
  3. Heat 3 tsp oil in a ladle, add it the flour and mix it with out adding water first
  4. Then start adding the om water little by little until you get this soft dough,( I used 1/4 cup water)
  5. heat the enough oil in pan on medium heat
  6. Grease the chakli press and place the dough in the press (use the Sev disc to make the Sev)
  7. Once the oil is hot enough( to check put little dough in the oil, it has to come up immediately,
  8. now press the sev in circular motion (one round) as shown in the video
  9. once the bubbles subsides flip it to the other side
  10. Fry both sides.
  11. the ompudi is fried on both sides(bubbles are subsided) remove it using a perforated ladle and transfer it onto a paper towel
  12. Repeat the same procedure for the remaining dough.

Filed Under: Snacks Tagged With: diwali recipes, Festival Recipes, kannada recipes, karnataka recipes, Kids recipes, No Onion No Garlic, south indian snacks, Vegan Recipes, vegetarian recipes

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1 cup - 240mL (Volume)

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