Mostly flour with water, salt and spices added for flavor.
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Poppadoms are believed to originate from India. They are thin, crispy wafers made from lentil or chickpea flour and are a popular accompaniment to Indian meals.
Poppadoms, also spelled Papadam, is a thin, crisp, disc-shaped food that is served with Indian dishes. They were commonly made in India and Pakistan and were an easy, calorie rich food.
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Vegetable Currie. Fruit naan bread. Mango chutney with poppadoms.
They are the traditional Indian version of chips that goes best with many Indian dishes.
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To make crispy and delicious poppadoms at home, mix chickpea flour with water, salt, cumin seeds, and a pinch of baking soda to form a dough. Roll out the dough thinly, cut into rounds, and fry in hot oil until crispy. Serve with chutney or yogurt dip.
I, Myself am a cook, and I'm here to share some of my wisdom for just you on how to make poppadoms:Making them is quite easy if you are used to baking and working with flour and rolling out. If not then still have a go and remember you need lots of flour on your hands, rolling pin and work surface to prevent sticking and make sure the surface is clean and dry. Mix a cup of flour with a little salt to taste and just enough water to make a stiff paste. Knead gently till it is worked into a stiff dough (1-2 minutes). Take a little at a time and roll out as thin as you can go. You may need a very thin sharp knife to peel the dough off the work surface. Deep fry in hot oil in small batches until they are golden brown. They will take longer to cook than dried shop bought poppadoms as the water content needs to be evaporated. Drain on kitchen roll and serve as usual!Tip: Make smaller poppadoms as they are easier to work with and no one I know can fit a whole poppadom in their mouth without breaking it - now there's a challenge!