🍪 NAMAK PARE 🍪 ☕ (tea time snack) ☕. Namak Pare is a crispy snack that is usually enjoyed with evening tea. T hey're a crunchy savory snack very famous everywhere in India. T hey're mostly diamond-shaped and commonly have many names like Namak Pare, Nimki, Kucho Nimki, Namkeen, etc.
Namak Pare are basically a spicy and savoury snack mainly prepared with wheat flour or all purpose flour or Semolina.
They can be crunchy ribbons like strips shaped or square shaped.
This is best accompanied with tea time or evening snack recipe with a cup of chai or coffee.
You can cook 🍪 NAMAK PARE 🍪
☕ (tea time snack) ☕ using 6 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of 🍪 NAMAK PARE 🍪 ☕ (tea time snack) ☕
- You need of All purpose flour.
- You need of tblsp Semolina.
- You need of Carom seeds or white cumin seed.
- Prepare of Salt leveled or to taste.
- Prepare of tblsp oil.
- You need of Water as required.
Namak para is an easy to make snack, perfect to go with tea, coffee. Just few simple ingredients and easy preparation for this crispy snack. Full video step by step pictures recipe. Namak para is in my to do list for long time.
🍪 NAMAK PARE 🍪 ☕ (tea time snack) ☕ step by step
- 1.Take all purpose flour, semolina, salt, carom seeds or cumin seeds in a bowl mix well. 2.Add oil. 3.And rub it with flour mixture and it will resemble crumbly texture..
- 4.Now add little water at a time and start kneading the dough. Make semi-soft (similar to paratha) dough. Water quantity may vary. 5.Cover the dough and let it rest for at least 30 minutes. 6.After 30 minutes, knead the dough once again. Divide it into two equal portions..
- 7.make a ball shape. 8.Start rolling it into a big circle (9 inch in diameter) using rolling pin and rolling board. While you are rolling, on other side heat the oil in a pan on medium heat for frying namak para. 9.Cut into desired shape using sharp knife..
- 10.Once oil is hot, add few pieces of namak para in the oil. Do not over crowd them. Flip them half way through for even browning, 11.Fry it from both sides till it become golden brown and crispy. 12.Remove it to the paper towel lined plate, so it absorbs the excess oil. 13.Let it cool completely, about 20 minutes. And it will become more crispy.☺.
The name itself tempts me a lot to try. How to Make Namak Pare (savory snack with tea) Take all ingredients (except oil for frying) in a bowl and knead a smooth dough. Apply some oil on your flat board and put one round ball on it. Roll it to the size of chapatti with rolling pin. Make cut marks throughout the whole round as shown below.