Chitvish Recipes - Post your comments here (part 4)

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  1. breeze01

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    hi, i made ragi atta chakli today.... it came real good but after a while they start becoming hard i dont know is it because mixed flour became little hard... and how do you know thats its well done with the ragi flour being dark color...???
     
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    urmilaraj IL Hall of Fame

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    wow Chithra madam so many recipes :hatsoff:thankyou2:. i love to cook going try and i will give you feedbacks how they turned out.
     
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    Chitvish Moderator IL Hall of Fame

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    Sorry, your query isnot clear :-(
     
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    I like pesarattu very much but the smell of moong dal is something I cannot take. How to enjoy the taste of pesarattu without the smell of moong dal?
     
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    hi chitvish mam, how r u?
    i made vathals 2 to 3 batches. but some vathals turn brown while frying.what could be the reason? i made the mavu night itself and added lemon juice in the morning and made vathals.and i dried it under sun for 2 to 3 days.:idontgetit:please help me.
    with love,
    harini.:)
     
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    Cut down the lime juice. Overnight keeping out could create enough sour taste.
     
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    Hi, I need ur help....my husband has been asked follow gluten free diet....after doing Google search I found out that barley also contains gluten....in Hindi barley is called jau....my doubt is " is jau and jowar same thing" ...I m giving him jowar atta roti instead of wheat rotis...plz help
     
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    Saksham Barley is not jowar. Barley is jau and jowar is jwar in hindi. Some more grains and millets are also gluten free like rice (use brown rice), buck wheat-mothi in hindi, corn, bajra (pearl millet),moong dhal,raagi (finger millet),urad dhal, fox tail millets, barnyard millets etc etc U can use these to make roti's, dosas and also cook is like kichuri's.
     
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    priyasudhakar Gold IL'ite

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    chitra ma,

    is your recipes available in pdf form?

    sorry if this query should not be posted here...
     
  10. Chitvish

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    No. But I have an app AskChitVish Premium.
     

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