This was tried by my mother today morning.
Ingredients : Corn cobs from one & another half corn ( corn kernels removed from 1 1/2 corns).Two bread slices ( the topmost & bottom ones in a loaf of bread ),the bread crusts from all sides of the bread slices in a loaf of bread,a few sprigs of kadipattas,2 hari mirchi,1" inch adrak (ginger),1/2 tsp red chilli powder( optional ) ,2 tbsp oil,salt to taste.
Method : Boil the American sweet corn in cooker.Grind the corn into a coarse mixture by adding the finely cut hari mirchi,adrak,kadipatta leaves & red chilli powder.Keep aside.
Take the bread slices & crusts & cut them. Now soak this in water & squeeze out the water.Now crush this wet bread mixture.
Mix the corn & bread mixture nicely after adding salt.Apply a little oil on the palms & take a small part of the corn bread mixture & shape them into flat round tikkis.Take a tawa & shallow fry the tikkis on the tawa .Reverse the tikkis & shallow fry them again.Now both the sides of tikkis have become golden brown.
Alternatively,the tikkis can be baked in microwave oven for 4 minutes on each side of a tikki to brown the tikki.So ,this will take a total of 8 minutes.
The tikkis can be eaten plain and or accompanied by tomato ketchup or dhania ki chutney.
Tips : One can add 1 tsp lemon juice to add tanginess.Even grated carrot can be mixed in the bread corn mixture.The bread used in this recipe was brown bread.Even white bread can be used.
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Corn bread tikkis
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bread,
corn,
ginger,
hari mirchi,
kadipatta,
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tikkis
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