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Poha Chivda Easy Recipe

A traditional Maharashtrian or North Karnataka spicy snack made with thin flattened rice and other spices. It is popularly consumed as an evening snack with a cup of tea, but can also be served as a combo with Upma or pohe recipe. It is simple yet easy to prepare, and easily last longs for a couple of weeks.

This Poha chivda | Poha Namkeen is sweet and spicy, basically an "Indianized" version of a trail mix. Learn how to make this healthier, guilt-free snack with few teaspoons of oil which is just as good at the traditionally prepared, deep-fried poha chivda. 

Poha Chivda too is done in multiple ways and the main difference at times is the way the poha is cooked. Many like to fry it and use it in the mix. To make it healthier and to avoid all that oil, we simply roast it. Do not worry it will taste delicious and I bet you will definitely be craving for more.  I love this Roasted Poha chivda so much. It comes in handy for your tea time snack and so easy to make and bursting with flavors. You can also add roasted Makhana or any dry fruits of your choice 

You also watch the recipe video on my YouTube Channel


Ingredients 

2 cup thin poha/ flattened rice
2 tbsp peanuts
1 tbsp roasted chana/daliya
Almonds and raisins
4 green chilli 
Curry leaves 
1/2 tsp turmeric powder 
1 tsp sugar
Salt/ Black salt/ chat masala 

Poha Chivda recipe 

Steps/Method to make Roasted Poha Chivda 

  • Heat up a deep pan/kadai add thin poha and dry roast until it turns slightly golden-brown and crisp
  • Transfer in a bowl
  • Deep Fry peanuts, roasted chana, almonds and raisins.
  • Drain out the excess oil in a paper towel
  • Add approx 2 tbs oil in the same pan/kadai where you roasted poha
  • Add some curry leaves
  • Add chopped green chillies (as per taste)

  • Add 1 tsp turmeric powder (haldi)
  • Add salt as per taste, also add some kala namak/ black salt/ chat masala
  • Add 1 tsp powder sugar (or as per taste)
  • To this add roasted poha and fried nuts and mix gently
(Keep this chivda in air tight container. Try to consume within 15-20 days)
Here's your Super Crunchy Snack Poha ka Chivda ready!!!

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Cornflakes Chivda | Makai Poha

Try this easy Cornflakes chivda or Makai Chivda as tea time snacks and you are going to fall in love with it. This is crunchy sweet & savory, you can alter the spices as per your preference. Here I have used yellow colour cornflakes which are deep fried to make chivda. These are also called corn poha or makai poha. It can be prepared as Diwali snacks or munching snack for evening tea. Cornflakes namkeen with detailed photo and video recipe. I would also like to highlight my other snack recipes collection from my website.

Aloo Matar tikki : https://thefoodiecurls.blogspot.com/2020/01/aloo-matar-tikki-recipe.html 
Layered Namak Pare : https://thefoodiecurls.blogspot.com/2019/12/layered-namak-paare-recipe.html
Gujiya recipe: https://thefoodiecurls.blogspot.com/2019/11/chasni-gujiya.html


Prep time: 5 mins
Cook time: 25 mins 

1 cup = 250ml

Ingredients

1 cup dried Cornflakes (makai poha) 
1/2 cup Peanuts
1/2 cups Roasted chana dal/ Bengal gram
1/4 cup cashew nuts 
Handful of Kishmish/ golden raisins 
1 tbsp Mustard seeds 
4-5 slit green chilli 
8-10 curry leaves 
1/2 tsp turmeric powder 
1/2 tsp red chilli powder 
1 tsp sugar
Salt as per taste
Oil for frying


You can the complete method short video on my YouTube channel.
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Method of how to make cornflakes chivda

  • Take 1 cup of dried cornflakes, fry it in hot oil.
  • Fry the cornflakes, keep stirring till they expand and become golden crisp.
  • Shake the ladle to remove excess oil. 
  • Drain the corn flakes on a plate/bowl lined with kitchen paper towel. 
  • Fry the rest of the corn flakes in the same way.
  • Add peanuts, fry them in the same way until they are crisp and crunchy 
  • Remove and place them in kitchen towel 
  • Similarly fry roasted chana dal and cashews until they turn brown. Drain excess oil in kitchen towel. 
  • Next add the raisins, fry them till they become plump & swell up.
  • For tadka, heat 1 tbsp oil, add mustard seeds, curry leaves, slit chilli, chilli powder, sugar and salt. 
  • Mix well
  • Add it to the fried mixture, gently mix everything well.
  • Once the chivda is cooled down Store it in an airtight container 
  • Serve fresh as a tea time snack 
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