Nankhatai is a popular baked cookie that one could easily make at home.Homemade cookies are always more delicious than the store bought ones for we use only fresh ghee or butter to make them.But the store bought cookies have good amount of vanaspati which does not yield crumbly textured biscuits instead they tend to stick on to our palate while eating.
Also the cookies made at home are so fresh for they are just out of the oven ,thus makes it more tempting and delicious.Even those who are beginners in baking can give this a try for this Diwali.Such an easy recipe to make at home for homemade biscuits.
PREPARATION TIME : 10 MINS
BAKING TIME : 14-16 MINS (180 DEGREE C)
YIELDS: 45*
INGREDIENTS
1 cup maida (all purpose flour)
3/4 cup besan flour (chickpea flour)
1/4 cup rava (sooji)
1 cup sugar
3/4 cup ghee
1/2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp cardamon powder(optional)
22-25 almonds (cut into half) (optional)
METHOD
Take maida,besan flour,rava ,cardamom powder in a large mixing bowl,then add baking powder and mix well.
Powder the sugar and mix it with ghee.
Add the sugar and ghee mixture to the dry flour ingrediets.
Mix everything together to form a soft,smooth dough.
Make small balls out of the dough and gently flatten them .Place badam or cashew over each cookies.
Preheat the oven to 180 degree C and bake for 14-16 mins.After that cool them completely on wire rack.
Crumbly homemade Nankhatais are perfect cookies for tea time.
TAKE CARE TIPS
If the dough is hard with cracks add little more ghee to make it soft.
The dough has to be soft and smooth to yield nice round cookies.So adjust the ghee accordingly.
Garnishing the cookies with nuts is totally optional,you can also bake them plain without nuts.
Scrumptious cookies Swapna…. yummmy yummm
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Thank you,Chitra…
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These cookies look like the ones that my grandma used to do when I was young… And seem delicious!
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Thank you Danael..
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These look delicious and delicate! I love them! I liked your fb page, please come find me on fb and like mine! Would love to see you there as well.
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Thank you so much…Will do Lynz..
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these look kind of like an arabic cookie!
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Yeah ,they are popular in Persia ….
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ok I wondered if they are close. these look so delicate and very delicious!! thanks for sharing!
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They look yummy!
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Thank you..
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Reblogged this on The Militant Negroβ’.
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Thank you sir…
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My fav:-) perfectly bked..looks yum
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Thanks Vid…
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These look delicious Swapna!
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Thanks Antonia….
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Need – less to say they are Yum, and the aroma of the baked freshness is heart – warming. π
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Thank you so much Sagarika..Your comments are always so encouraging…
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Perfectly Baked cookies.. Looks crunchy..
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Thanks Sowmya…
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You make me miss home (and my mom’s cooking/baking) with this post π
Thank you ~
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Glad you liked it…Thank you so much…
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π
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I’m salivating here. These look yummy!
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Thanks Stephanae..
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You’re welcome Swapna π
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Happy Friday βΊ from Venice Italy by Rinaldo.
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