Wheat/Bajra Chapatis(Indian flatbread) mashed with Desi Ghee & Jaggery(gur)
Churma
I have such fond memories of having churma/choorma with my siblings, when I was growing up. We would often fight for little extra(haha). Now every time I make churma for my kids, it bring back memories from my childhood when my mother would make churma ladoos ( churma balls) for me, so I have an emotional bond with churma! It is simple and super easy to make, requires little effort & ingredients & is finger licking good! It is made with leftover whole wheat or bajra (millet) chapatis. It is safe to consume leftover chapati (basi roti) within 12-15 hrs).
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Cooking Time: 10 min
Serves : 2 - 3
Cuisine: Indian
Course: Dessert
Difficulty Level : Easy
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Ingredients : Qty
1. leftover chapatis : 4
2. Desi ghee (Clarified butter) : 4-5 tsp
3. Jaggery (Gur) : 100 gm (grated or small pieces
You can add dry fruits(few, coarsely grinded) and powdered green cardamom(a pinch) as well but I like it simple!
Method
1. Make small pieces and coarsely grind the chapatis in a grinder.
2. Take a pan and on low flame add Desi ghee, let it melt.
3. Add coarsely ground chapatis, grated Jaggery (gur) and mix well. Jaggery & ghee should nicely bind with the chapatis.
4. Turn off the flame and let it sit for 10 minutes before serving.
Voila it’s done!
Churma/choorma
I had this amazingly delicious churma made from Bajra (Millet) chapatis at Welcome hotel Khimsar Fort and Dunes, Rajasthan and it’s a must try if you happen to visit there!😊