Saturday, November 22, 2008

10 Easy Indian Chikkis ( Brittles)

Click the image on the left to see the cookbook. This cookbook lists 10 Indian Chikkis ( Brittles) . The following chikkis are listed in this cookbook:

1.:
   Peanut Chikki   

2.:   Cashew nut Chikki  

3.:  Almond Chikki   

4.:   Pumpkin seed  Chikki     

5.:  Copra  Chikki    

6.:  Walnut  Chikki    

7.:  Poha  Chikki    

8.:. Til  Chikki  

9.:   Rajgira  Chikki 
10.: Dry fruit  Chikki  

Reposted for Susan's All that glitters,    Jennifer's Sugar High Fridays, Vaishali's Sweet Vegan event and to All thingz Yummy's Festival feast.

2 comments:

Vaishali said...

Ramki, This is great. Chikki happens to be one of my most favorite snacks, and I cannot wait to try each one of these. Thanks very much for sending this in to sweet vegan.

Susan said...

Very yummy and so much easier than laddoos.

Thanks for sharing your recipes for SHF November!

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