That is a picture of my favorite, and easiest to make Bhatura recipe I have, which I got from Betty Crocker's Indian Home Cooking. What I like most about this recipe, is that it doesn't use yeast, which I rarely have on hand! I try to keep from making it often, since It's made with white flour, and fried, but sometimes, It's a nice change :) I haven't had a recipe from this book fail me yet, and I continue to return to it over and over! The chickpeas were a last second save from a recipe I found online, which didn't turn out the way I was expecting... I threw in some last second spices and it turned out great!
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The baturas looks so nice and fluffy. Tastes great with channa masala. Thats what is for lunch today
wow .. I love Baturas .. they look soo yumm & flufy ..
Yummy Batura, one of thos things we used to eat when we went out with friends.
I knew cynthia was going to publish a book, but didn't know it was already available in amazon.
Will check the link out.
Thankyou for the info.
Just noticed, you changed the name from My humble Kitchen to For the love of food :-)
I checked out amazon but coudn't find the book
Oj Meeso thankyou for the info. And here i was thinking it was on sale ;-)
Looks perfect the baturas, Cynthia is an amazing blogger :)
Wow Batura...I am makign Cholley today..will make this too ..thanks for the reminder :) I am also waiting for Cynthia's book..she is such a sweet pal!
Perfect bhaturas Meeso! cynthia sure is a wonderful person,would love to buy her Caribbean cookbook.
~ Thanks, Medhaa, Deesha, Happy cook, Cham, Pragyan, and Yasmeen!
Hi meeo.,i love baturas..u made them so very perfectly,i like all ur posts...
love those baturas..came up fluffy nd nice texture...
Cynthia's book is available already wow!
Love the puffed batura.
~ Thank you for the nice comment, Anjum :)
~ Thanks, Suma and n33ma!
THose are some real good looking baturas. Reminds me... got to make them, been ages.
Yummy Bhautra , its my all time favourite.
Thank you so very much for your support!
~ Thanks, Anudivya!!!
~ Thank you for stopping by, Vidhas!
~ No problem, Cynthia, I'm very glad to do it :)
Hey there...first time here. The bhaturas look delicious. I haven't made them in ages! I didn't know one could find a bhature recipe in a Betty Crocker book!
Wonderful bhaturas! So fluffy and yummy! So glad to hear Cynthia's book coming out this 30th. She is an amazing blogger!
You are getting better and better Meeso dear...way to go! The baturas look perfect...yummm!
~ Hi, Bharti... It's an Indian cookbook with recipes by Raghavan Iyer, Thanks for stopping by!
~ Thanks, Uma and Namratha!
Tha bhaturas look perfect & fluffy - must check out your method. simply love it.
I never knew Betty crocker has Indian cookbooks too. want to check it out. Btw I am also waiting for Cyn's book:)
~ Thanks, Laavanya and Sharmi!
your bhaturas look purrfect!
I *love* bhaturas and chhole...that's a perfect weekend for my family......that and a side of slivered onions and chilis. yours looks grand!
~ Thanks, Rashmi and Trupti :)
Thanks for sharing this recipe. I look forward to trying it out...
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