Ingredients:
1/2 cup corn flour,
2 tbsp maida (refined wheat flour),
1 tsp jeera (cumin seeds),
1/2 tsp ajwain (carrom seeds),
Salt to taste,
Water,
Oil for frying.
Method:
Knead a soft dough by mixing all the ingredients except oil. Make small balls and roll small round shapes of around 3″ diameter. Using a sharp knife cut this round into 4 or eight equal parts as per your choice. Then using the pointed edge of the knife make small marks on these chips.
Heat a tava / griddle on one stove and heat oil* for frying in another pan. Roast these chips on the griddle on both sides for 2 minutes and then drop them into the hot oil for frying. Drain and cool. Serve with salsa.
* To check if oil is hot enough, drop a small balls of dough into it. If it sinks, its not hot enough, but if it bubbles and comes to the top the oil is heated at right temperature.
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