WHEAT FLOUR CHAKLI / CHAKRI

On By RuchisvegkitchenIn Diwali / Festival Special, Dry Snacks
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Chakli , a spiral shaped crisp deeep fried snack , is one of the traditional Indian snack item which one can enjoy during festivals like Diwali or even whole year. It is also known as Chakri in Gujarati and prepared with Wheat flour . In southern states of India , it is prepared with Rice Flour and known as Murukku .

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I have already posted this South Indian speciality , Rice flour Chakli – MURUKKU

Murukku is also a very delicious and crunchy snack. Rice flour Murukku is an instant version of Chakli.

Wheat flour Chakli is a Very famous , Very Crunchy and tasty and addictive Gujarati Snack. There may be various methods to make this.

Here I am showing my mother’s method which is very easy and end result is very very tasty, perfect crispy Chakli…

Checkout the video recipe here

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INGREDIENTS :

  • 1/2 Kg. Wheat flour
  • 2 tsp White sesame
  • 1 tsp Black salt
  • 1 tsp Turmeric powder
  • 2 tsp Chilli powder
  • 3 tsp Oil
  • 1/2 cup Curd (Not much sour)
  • 1/2 tsp Ginger Chili Paste
  • Salt as per taste
  • Oil to fry
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METHOD :

First cook wheat flour in a pressure cooker for 4-5 whistle on slow gas… For this keep a cloth in between vessel and its lid as shown in pic.. so flour will remain free flow… I used a folded handkerchief . Keep some water in pressure cooker . Keep a small stand. Place that vessel on stand. Close the lid . Cook for 4 to 5 whistles .

After cook let it cool completely. Flour may look stiff but its very soft when you touch it. Don’t try to touch when its hot.. Once cool completely , sieve nicely for a free flow flour.
Now add all the ingredients listed above and knead a semi soft dough.. Use some water if needed.. Dough should not be too hard nor too soft..

Allow it to rest for 30 to 40 minutes in a dry warm place. Grease chakli mould/ kitchen press with few drops of Oil . Take a small quantity of dough , fill in the kitchen press and then give shape. While making this don’t touch raw chakli more by hands else the sharpness of shape will be vanished…

Now fry on medium flame in hot Oil. Don’t be in hurry while frying else Chakli will be uncooked from inside. Fry till light brown or turned crispy.


You can keep this fried chakli on kitchen paper to absorb extra oil . You can store in air tight container for a month…
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Wheat Flour Chakli
Hope you will like this recipe. I would love to listen from you all..

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54 thoughts on “WHEAT FLOUR CHAKLI / CHAKRI”

  5. lourleye

    Hello it it looks indeed very yummy, I was wondering though if it possible to have the crunchiness if the chakli are baked instead of fried, does it work?

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  13. Ruchi, this is an interesting recipe with the use of pressure cooker and wheat. Loved it and nothing can be tempting than relishing endless plates of chaklis, chai and watching the rains. Please send me some over .. they are tempting me.

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  14. I loved this recipe. I was not sure about wheat flour getting crispy, but your recipe cleared my doubt. The most addictive snack,
    do you have the recipe of real tough crispy udupi chakli recipe, we get in bakeries. I am searching for the same too.

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  19. poonampagar

    Chakli is my favourite Diwali snack Ruchi. But we make it with multigrain ata called as bhajni. This recipe with steamed whole wheat flour sounds very interesting and something new to try out..lovely share dear .

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  23. code2cook

    thats a great Tip Ruchi. wholewheat muruku is kust awesome. I will make them bookmarking this. Got to know a new tip. Thanks for sharing.

    By the way I do not see rating here. do you have it?

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