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Urad Daal Khasta Kachori Recipe ,Bedvi Poori ,Daal Kachori

2014-12-30 by Anjana Chaturvedi 32 Comments

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Urad Daal khasta Kachori /Bedmi Poori /Spicy Lentil Puffs -Specialty from the state of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan

Urad daal khasta kachori -Kachoris with Pumpkins and Potatoes is to Uttar Pradesh, what Misal Pav is to Mumbai, Aloo Parathas and Lassi to Punjab and Sambhar and Idli to Chennai. The essential heavy and hearty breakfast!

Kachoris are mainly made with refined flour. A Spicy stuffing of lentils or vegetables are stuffed in the small portion of dough and rolled into medium thick disc and then deep fried in hot oil. Urad daal khasta kachori are  very popular in the state of Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan.

For making these khasta kachori first the Urad daal/white lentil is soaked and coarsely ground and then a mix of different spices are added in the filling. The main spice is fennel seed /saunf which should not be missed , asafoetida also gives a nice flavour and must add ingredients.

These crisp and delicious urad daal khasta kachori are best served with special-Mathura ke dubki waley aloo ki subzi and  khatti methi kaddu ki subzi

I have also posted –

  • Aloo ki khasta kachori
  • Moong daal khasta kachori
  • Corn kachori
  • Moong sprout kachori
urad daal bedvi

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Urad Daal ki Khasta Kachori (Bedvi) / Deep fried Lentil Shells

Prep Time15 mins
Cook Time15 mins
Total Time30 mins
Course: Breakfast, Main Course, snacks/starters, street food
Cuisine: North Indian Cuisine
Keyword: bedmi, daal kachori, khasta kachori
Author: Anjana Chaturvedi

Ingredients

For The Outer Covering



  • 250 gms Refined Flour / Maida
  • 2 tbsp Semolina / Sooji
  • 1 tsp Salt / Namak
  • 50 ml Cooking Oil

For The Stuffing



    • 1/2 cup White lentil/urad daal
    • 2 tbsp Fennel Seeds / Saunf crushed coarsely
    • 2.5 tsp Red Chili Powder/ Laal Mirch
    • 2 Green Chillies / Hari Mirch
    • 1 tsp Ginger / Adrak grated
    • 1/2 tsp Gram masala
    • 1/2 tsp Asafoetida / Hing powder
    • 2 tbsp Coriander Powder / Dhaniya Powder
    • 1/4 tsp Baking Soda
    • 1 tsp Cooking Oil

    Instructions

    • Wash and soak urad daal for 4 hours, then drain and wash well.

    • Take the refined flour and semolina in a bowl, add salt and refined oil, mix well. Add water to make a soft dough and keep aside.

    • Coarsely grind the urad daal, fennel, chopped green chilies and ginger in a mixer .
    • Take this daal mix in a bowl and add red chill powder, coriander powder, asafoetida, 1 t.s oil and mix well (it will look like the picture on the right).

    • Add soda bi carbonate to this mixture just before you start making kachoris .*

    • Take a small lemon sized ball of the dough, flatten it and stuff 1 .5 tsp mixture in it and seal the edges.

    • Roll it a bit to make a medium thick kachori
    • Heat oil in deep wide pan,  Then add the kachoris to the oil, and turn down the flame to medium. Every few seconds, flip the kachoris so that they are cooked form both the sides. Fry till both sides are brown and crispy and the kachori is puffed completely.**

    • When done drain on a paper napkin to absorb the extra oil.
    • Serve hot with aloo ki sabzi and kaddu ki sabzi

    Notes

    NOTE-
    1-*Soda bi carbonate is added to ensure that  all the kachoris puff up well.
    2- * *If you put the kachori’s in hot oil and if it puffs up before turning the side, chances are that the daal masala will stick only to one side of the kachori,but if you turn it over once in the oil, before it starts puffing, then the masala will be on both the sides.

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    Filed Under: Breakfast items, Chats, North Indian Food, Starter/snacks, Street Food, Uttar Pradesh Cuisine Tagged With: bedmi, bedvi, Breakfast, daal, daal poori, Indian food, Indian recipes, Kachori, khasta, No onion garlic recipe, snacks, Street food, urad, Uttar Pradesh Cuisine, vegetarian

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    Comments

    1. Vikas kumar says

      2014-12-31 at

      I Like to read this blog Because it is very impressive and innovative………………………………………

      Reply
    2. Shri says

      2012-03-21 at

      Bookmarked! Looks really tempting. Thankyou for sharing the recipes.

      Reply
    3. Mélange says

      2012-01-18 at

      Exotic combo Mayeka..Tempting.

      Reply
    4. Uma says

      2012-01-17 at

      all the dishes look wonderful. Nice tempting spread. Yum!!

      Reply
    5. chitraj.hegde says

      2012-01-17 at

      The Kachori looks mouth watering..I never tried kachori at home…must book mark this,,,the curry also looks interesting,,,good recipe..

      Reply
    6. Anu says

      2012-01-17 at

      good one dear..

      Reply
    7. Priya says

      2012-01-17 at

      Wat a super delicious spread,mouthwatering here..

      Reply
    8. Nisha says

      2012-01-17 at

      I'm drooling , loved ur pumpkin curry

      Reply
    9. Gayathri NG says

      2012-01-17 at

      Delicious platter, especially kachoori is my fav chat perfectly done dear…

      Reply
    10. Sobha Shyam says

      2012-01-17 at

      kachoris and curries look delicious..yum yum..

      Reply
    11. Vimitha Anand says

      2012-01-17 at

      Nice collection of recipes. Loved the kachori

      Reply
    12. divya says

      2012-01-17 at

      Drooling here…yummy looking

      Reply
    13. Vegetarian Surprises says

      2012-01-17 at

      Hi..the kachori & aloo ki sabzi looks so tempting…will try them for sure!

      I love the name of ur blog…reminds me of my mom & her yummy food:))

      Do visit me at my blog

      http://vegetariansurprises.blogspot.com/p/about.html

      Reply
    14. sangee vijay says

      2012-01-16 at

      urad dal kachori sounds interesting and looks more tempting…all 3 recipes are very delicious ones and looks inviting!!

      Spicy Treats
      OnGoing Event ~ Dish It Out-Brinjal n Garlic

      Reply
    15. Harini says

      2012-01-16 at

      That kachori is one of my favourite snacks!

      Reply
    16. Padhu says

      2012-01-16 at

      Delicious and nice recipes

      Reply
    17. Maayeka says

      2012-01-16 at

      @roshni-use split and peeled (with out skin) white urad daal for making kachori's.

      Reply
    18. Amarendra says

      2012-01-16 at

      Awesome Kachoris.. Very interesting combo of kachori and these gravies.

      Reply
    19. Kaveri says

      2012-01-16 at

      Kachoris are my favorite, but never knew they were served with these yummy gravies. Very yummy recipes

      Reply
    20. Jaleela says

      2012-01-16 at

      wow all recipes are very delicious thanks for visit my blog.

      Reply
    21. Chandrani says

      2012-01-16 at

      All recipes are superb. that sweet & sour pumpkin looks delecious!

      Reply
    22. Poonam Borkar says

      2012-01-16 at

      loved all the items..especially sweet and sour pumpkin curry..mouthwatering!! 🙂

      Reply
    23. Aarthi says

      2012-01-16 at

      Delicious..Awesome Recipe

      Aarthi
      http://yummytummy-aarthi.blogspot.com/

      Reply
    24. Deeps @ Naughty Curry says

      2012-01-16 at

      that sweet & sour pumpkin looks delecious! i love red pumpkin & i have one lying in my fridge now so im gonna try this out 🙂

      Reply
    25. Kalpana Sareesh says

      2012-01-16 at

      wonderful recipes they looks so good..

      Reply
    26. PrathibhaSreejith says

      2012-01-16 at

      That looks lovely looking combo. pumpkin with raw mango sounds great, never tried it though:)

      Reply
    27. faseela says

      2012-01-16 at

      lovely combo…….awesome recipes ……….

      Reply
    28. Hamaree Rasoi says

      2012-01-16 at

      Excellent looking meal. Typically Uttar Pradesh delicacy. Wonderful pics as well.

      Deepa
      Hamaree Rasoi

      Reply
    29. Julie says

      2012-01-16 at

      Very yummy n delicious !!
      Happy Pongal !!

      Erivum Puliyum

      Reply
    30. Roshni says

      2012-01-15 at

      hey, this is new to me. i will try it and let you know. One question – What urad am I adding? Whole pealed??

      Reply
    31. Purvi says

      2012-01-15 at

      i make urad dal puris by kneading the dal with the flour, will try the stuffed ones next time 🙂
      and that aloo sabzi is very different from what I make..interesting 🙂

      Reply
    32. Mahi says

      2012-01-15 at

      nice recipes..all the items look delicious! 😛

      Reply

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