Dhokla at once reminds you of the fluffy, light yellow pieces, soaked in sugar water with green chilies.
Well, this princely dhokle is very different, it is steamed too, but not in the steamer
INGREDIENTS
maize flour 1 cup
papad khaar- this si salt with baking soda to make the dough soft. ( this is soaked in water, then used, if you don't have it, you may use salt and little baking soda)
hing little
chili pdr little
turmeric pdr little
oil little
warm water to knead to a soft dough.
Method
to the flour add the spices, oil, mix well
then add warm water little by little to knead to a soft dough
once kneaded, take little dough, flatten to the size of your palm, make a hole in the center
make each dhokle in the same way, stack one on top like this 5 in a stack, it will be like inverted cone, with the hole on top, and it is curved like a cup.
in a big vessel, add little water, on it some wooden pieces are kept, these dhokle stacks are kept over the wood, covered tightly with a lid and steamed for 12-15 minutes.
the dhokles will be soft and well cooked, serve hot plain or with some chutney.
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