Source : Clean And Heat Pauwa In The Sunlight If The Sunlight Is Not Available You Can Also Do The Process By Roasting Them In The Oven Or On Stove Just Rememb...
PreTime
more Minutes
CookTime
a few Minutes
Yield
Some Servings
Sent by Priyangi Pujara (Favourite Feast - the veggie's delight)
at : March 29, 2026
Step:
Clean and heat Pauwa in the sunlight. If the sunlight is not available you can also do the process by roasting them in the oven or on stove. Just remember not to roast them so much so that they drink due to dehydration. Roast them, lightly stirring continuously until they are evenly warm. This is a very important step as this is the step that will make chevdo crunchy and melt in mouth. Heat oil in a pan. Add green chillies, asafoetida, sesame seeds, limdi, the peanuts, daliya and cashew almond.
Add salt. Fry all that for a few seconds on low heat till the nuts are pinkish, and the peanuts are splitter a bit. Add turmeric and then pauwa. I do not recommend to add all at once. Instead, I add them in batches and I mix everything well before adding the next batch. This makes mixing easy. Also add chilli powder and sugar powder in between the batches. Combine everything very well and roast for a few seconds. Remove from heat and fill in an airtight container when it cools down completely.
Ingredients
500 gm nylon Pauwa (flattened rice)
3-4 tbsp oil
10-15 green chillies chopped
2 strands curry leaves/limdi
2 tbsp sesame seeds
1 pinch asafoetida
1/2 tbsp turmeric powder
To taste red chilli powder
To taste Salt
2-3 tbsp sugar powder
2-3 tbsp Cashew and almonds sliced
2-3 tbsp peanuts
2-3 tbsp Dakota (roasted split chanadal)
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