Kurmura Tikki
Puffed rice of kurmura can be turned into a variety of snacks and not just bhel. An interesting variety is tikki where kurmura is mixed with some spices, gram flour, rice flour and yogurt. These tikkis taste best with tomato ketchup.
Puffed rice of kurmura can be turned into a variety of snacks and not just bhel. An interesting variety is tikki where kurmura is mixed with some spices, gram flour, rice flour and yogurt. These tikkis taste best with tomato ketchup.
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