Maize flour and Methi leaves Tikkad Recipe

This is a traditional recipe of Rajasthan

Prep time:
15minutes

cook time:
15minutes

serves:
2

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Maize flour / makki ka atta 1 cup

Maize flour / makki ka atta

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Salt 1/4 spoon

Salt

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Water 1/2 cup

Water

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Water is transparent, odourless and tasteless liquid that is a constituent of rivers, lakes and o ...

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Methi Leaves 1/4 cup

Methi Leaves

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Green chili paste 1/2 spoon

Green chili paste

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Coriander powder 1/2 spoon

Coriander powder

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Turmeric Powder 1/4 spoon

Turmeric Powder

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Garam masala 1/4 spoon

Garam masala

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Red chili powder 1/4 spoon

Red chili powder

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Oil 3-4 spoon

Oil

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Vegetarian

Level : Easy

Cuisine : Indian

Course : Snacks

Allergy Information

- No

Recipe Notes

Cook it in low to medium flame and dough should be tight for crispy Tikkas

Ingredients For Maize flour and Methi leaves Tikkad Recipe

Maize flour / makki ka atta 1 cup

Maize Flour

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Salt according taste 1/4 spoon

Salt

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Warm Water 1/2 cup

Water

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Fresh Methi Leaves( Fenugreek Leaves) chopped 1/4 cup

Methi

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Green chilly paste 1/2 spoon

Ginger and Green Chilli paste

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Corriander powder 1/2 spoon

Coriander powder

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Turmeric powder 1/4 spoon

Ground Turmeric

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Homemade garam masala powder 1/4 spoon

Garam masala

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Red chilli pd 1/4 spoon

Red Chilli Powder

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Oil 3-4 spoon

Oil

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How to make Maize flour and Methi leaves Tikkad Recipe

1. At first finely chop the methi leaves. Take a bowl add all ingredients mix it then add water and make a tight dough. Now heat a tawa on medium flame grease with oil. Now take a small portion like a small ball from dough and roll it with your palm or on a plastic sheet sprinkle some dry flour .
2. Press it with your palm and make a thick small poori and place it on hot tawa and roast it golden brown from both sides then spread some oil both side and serve this Tikkas with curd, chutney or tomato ketchup as you like. You can make 2 or 3 Tikkas at a time on tawa.