Nankhatai is one biscuit that you love, isn't it? I am no different either. I have sampled and savored nankhatai all through my childhood,perhaps from Kwality Bakers in Patiala - my favorite bakery in my hometown. But since I no longer buy outside stuff these days, preferring to bake and make everything at home, I have tried my hands at nankhatai on previous occasions. In fact besan nankhatai was my first attempt at baking cookies!!
I have come a long way now, trying out innumerable cookie combinations, for I love cookies but trying out the same with healthier ingredients. The market stuff is loaded with calories, but my healthy cookies are different.
While bakeries use dalda, I prefer to combine clarified butter with olive oil , sometimes substituting the buttery part with olive oil. I love my bakes this way, for they are healthier than market junk.
What do you prefer?
Taste or Health!
Ask me, and I would vie for health first and then taste. But of course, healthy stuff can be tasty too. This is what I always try to do.
You are already aware of it.
Anyway coming back to the besan nankhatai with cornflakes and oatmeal, I have tried a similar combination on a previous occasion. The nankhatai recipe got viral, and was loved by one and all. Perhaps it is one unique combination that you would want to try out soon. I am sure once you taste this batch of nankhatai, you will forget the traditional besan nankhati!
A recap on oats benefits:
1/2 cup- cornflakes powder (grind 1 cup of cornflakes and it will become 1/2 cup of powder)
1/4 cup -powdered oats (oatmeal) or little more
2 tbsp- ghee (clarified butter)
2 tbsp- olive oil (or any other vegetable oil)
4 tbsp- sugar powder (add more, as I usually take less sugar)
1/2 tsp- lime juice
3/4 tsp- baking soda or 1 tsp baking powder - either of the two
1 tsp- milk (or 1 tsp more if the dough doesn't bind easily)
spice powder for flavor (optional)
Here's some feedback on besan nankhatai with cornflakes
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besan nankhatai with cornflakes, oats |
While bakeries use dalda, I prefer to combine clarified butter with olive oil , sometimes substituting the buttery part with olive oil. I love my bakes this way, for they are healthier than market junk.
What do you prefer?
Taste or Health!
Ask me, and I would vie for health first and then taste. But of course, healthy stuff can be tasty too. This is what I always try to do.
You are already aware of it.
Anyway coming back to the besan nankhatai with cornflakes and oatmeal, I have tried a similar combination on a previous occasion. The nankhatai recipe got viral, and was loved by one and all. Perhaps it is one unique combination that you would want to try out soon. I am sure once you taste this batch of nankhatai, you will forget the traditional besan nankhati!
A recap on oats benefits:
Let's share what makes this cornflakes cookie recipe so special:
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oats benefits for high cholesterol |
- The addition of oatmeal adds fiber to the nankhatai
- The inclusion of cornflakes enhances the taste
- The typical chickpea flour has to be there for flavor and the recipe has to live by its name
- The combination of ghee/clarified butter and olive oil makes a perfect substitute to butter
- A dash of lime juice is all you need for a slight twist to the recipe, though it doesn't make much difference
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nankhatai with besan oats |
Ingredients
1cup=175ml
1 cup- besan (chickpea flour)1/2 cup- cornflakes powder (grind 1 cup of cornflakes and it will become 1/2 cup of powder)
1/4 cup -powdered oats (oatmeal) or little more
2 tbsp- ghee (clarified butter)
2 tbsp- olive oil (or any other vegetable oil)
4 tbsp- sugar powder (add more, as I usually take less sugar)
1/2 tsp- lime juice
3/4 tsp- baking soda or 1 tsp baking powder - either of the two
1 tsp- milk (or 1 tsp more if the dough doesn't bind easily)
spice powder for flavor (optional)
How to make nankhatai with besan, cornflakes, oatmeal
- Mix ghee, olive oil, lime juice, and 1 tsp milk.
- Add spice powder.
- Whisk very well until light and fluffy.
- Mix sugar powder. Whisk again.
- Add baking soda.
- Immediately add cornflakes powder, oatmeal, and besan.
- Gather the ingredients. Do not knead.
- Add 1 tsp milk if the dough feels dry.
- Roll out the dough into a thick chapati.
- Cut into different shapes.
- Bake in a preheated oven (microwave convection) at 170 degrees for 12-14 mts. May take a little longer, depending on oven settings. Keep an eye on your nankhatai with besan.
- Allow the nankhatai to cool down on a cooling rack before munching on them.
- This is the yummiest batch of besan nankhatai ever, Do give it a try to get addicted to this batch of healthy cookies.
- This is how you make oatmeal delicious.
Here's some feedback on besan nankhatai with cornflakes
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