Champion ji, Namaste. Yaar, you keep posting the crispiest, yummiest snacks :). its high time for me to get into farsan mood.....been ages since i made kachoris and this might be just the right does of inspiration. i much prefer the "green" kachoris like the ones you posted here, rather than the ones filled with sookha mixes.....

BTW, Mom used to tell me about this yummy snack she loved during her college days in Vadodara (MSU). There was a shop that made Atte ka samosas, served with dahi ki chutney, and the same shop apprently had dahi-kachori combo too. Try it, topped with hot and sweet chuntneys, its the yummiest treat ever.

This looks so delicious. My mom made green peas kachori as special treats growing up. :)

Trupti:

The dough for Atte ka samosa has whole wheat flour, salt to taste, ajwain, lal mirchi and a pinch of haldi. Knead the dough like you do for regular samosas/poori like consistency. The filling would have boiled, mashed potatoes and vatana, chopped green mirchi, coriander and salt-add to it spluttered mustard, a lil' hing and sauted ginger. Punju take on the filling has anardana, hari mirchi, dhania, kali mirchi, with matar :).

great Kachoris....had some today in fact...but not home made ones...its a great snack with hot masala chai...thanks for great...

great recipe and great CD.

if i start driving now, will i reach newfoundland in good time to eat the leftover kachoris??
YUMMY!!!

Love these kachoris :)
Some times in thalis they serve them as Farsan, we end up eating this than the other items :)
I like the fennel you put in the filling:)

Wow,peas kachori looks great.You are one heck of a lady,Trupti.Will have to try it.

Where ,oh where do you get hold of such beautiful artwork,my dear?It is soooo enchanting!

hi Trupti,
this is my Kachori dream come true.I Love Kachoris but never knew how to make them. The UP side kachoris are lil diff even in look wise. this one looks so easy and yummy dear.
hmmmm wonder who will get the album amazing gift to give away!!

How can I order some of these to be delivered to my house!!!! Trupti, you are a tease...

I love Kachories.In Belgaum,I used to buy a huge one which had dry sweet and hot Moong dal.Ah..!!!I miss them so much.Yummy.Thanks for bringing back memories!:))

I hope I will get Arvind to do some cooking,I will try my best T!!!:))

Hi Trupti,

Kachori looks awesome and delicious..

Thanks for sharing ..

kachoris...comes second in my list, next to paani puris and urs look sooo yumm....ur family is really lucky to have all these delicious food.

Tempting us with the prize reviews, huh ? I am tempted honestly :)

Shn

Love these kachoris.I like the Lilva kachoris too...yummy

Yummmmmmm! I love kachoris and ur version looks very very nice! M loves peas and I , well.... i do not, but I am gonna make these (with 2 types of fillings) parfect snack @ teatime and nce tip for making the kachori crisp!Thanx dear! And the sneak peek @ the gift is cool! By the by, Rahul Sharma won the poll, right?

Hi Trupti
I tasted peas kachori when i was in Pune.I tried once at home.I like them.looks delicious..

This are some great looking Kachoris, I remember it made by my mother with the tuver lilvas, miss them over here though. Not the same when you are eating from some shop. Will pass on this recepie to my wife, hopefully she might give it a try. Thanks for the recepie.

Samir

Hello Trupti,

First of all thanxs a bunch for contributing such a lovely recipe with a wonderful tip for MCT.

You have so many delicious snack on the table everytime, wish I was your neighbour ..:-)

Kachoori looks Perfect !!!

Also, Congrats Rahul Sharma won the poll :-)

Hi trupti, I just came across your blog and I am so glad I did. I am married to a gujarati and have always wanted to make some authentic gujarati dishes. Now I know where to look. The kachoris look yummy. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Trupti,

I tried your version of Chana-Bateta Curry last weekend, it has come out very well.
I tried to take snaps, becoz of bad climate..it was very dark,if i have flash...it was over bright...

Nice kachori trupthi.Love them.Looks cute...

Your kachoris looking great Trupti. Yummy :)

Hi Trupti, This Kachori, looks so nice. Will try soon. Like its shape. Viji

mmmmmmm...I'm trying to open my mouth to comment & the saliva keeps flowing at the sight!!
Wow! those look so delicious and crunchy..yumyum!!!

Hi Trupti,
Katchori looks like salt version of Modak. Green peas filling looks delicious... Thanks for sharing.

Hi Trupti,
Thanks for the tip!! for me it always turn soft after some time.

As I sip my tea reading your post, all I want to eat are hot kachoris and I just ordered some to be home delivered from my fav chaat joint and its all becoz of your post.:)

Nice recipe using green peas.

Btw, I don't think I told you earlier that I love santoor.:)

Its teatime as I read this and your kachoris make me really hungry!! Am wondering what's more tempting, the kachoris or the prize!:)

Kachoris are yummy and tempting...gud job.

Hi Trupti, thanks for your compliments on my date burfi! These kachoris look like a bit of work for something that I'm sure disappears quickly!

I know what you mean about them appearing crispy when frying on excessively high heat! It happens to me often! So now I know! Thanks for sharing the tip!

I've tagged you for a meme, by the way! No obligations, but I think it would be fun to see yours! :)

Trupti,
Oh boy I missed some of your lovely recipes. Loved this kachori as well. My hostel met used to get it after every visit to her home and it used to just vanish in seconds. Love them
hugs
Seema

Trupti,
Your kachoris make me drool! Have been looking for a recipe for sometime now. Will try this.

Thanks!

That's a very different look to kachoris than what I'm accustomed to, initially I thought they looked like modaks.

Appetizing indeed.