Cornflakes Combination ~ South Indian Bakery Fashion

Cornflakes Combination

Combination is the a lot cherished savory snack of Indians that’s offered in virtually all of the bakeries throughout the sub-continent. Combination is a hotchpotch of various savory snacks ready with chickpea flour like murukku, omapudi aka karapoosa/sev and boondi. This assorted combine is flavored with pink chili powder and blended with different crunchy bites like roasted peanuts, cashewnuts, fried crushed rice and cornflakes. What goes right into a typical combination is particular person alternative. There are assorted kinds of mixtures ready all around the nation with quite a few flavors to select from be it candy, spicy or tangy. Throughout festivals like Diwali, most properties put together enormous portions of combination every week forward and retailer in massive chrome steel dabbas, a portion of which is distributed amongst household and associates together with different Diwali sweets.

Omapudi/Karapoosa ~ Fried cornflakes, crushed rice, peanuts and curry leaves

This Diwali we made cornflakes combination. Often for cornflakes combination the amount of cornflakes is greater than the remainder of the various snacks be it sev, murukku or boondi. I’ve added murukku and sev together with crushed rice (poha). I’ve already blogged the recipe of sev and murukku, so comply with these recipes if you wish to add them to the cornflakes combination. For a really primary model of cornflakes combination, you’ll be able to go along with uncooked cornflakes and crushed rice whereas omitting the chickpea based mostly snacks like sev. An addictive crunchy, spicy snack and when served with a cup of masala chai, it’s a ticket to heaven. 🙂

Spicy Cornflakes Combination

I like to make chaat with cornflakes combination. Simply add some chopped onions, tomatoes, recent coriander, drizzle some inexperienced chutney, candy chutney and end off with a touch of lemon juice. You can even add some crushed sweetened curd to it. It makes for fast snack for surprising visitors who drop by for tea.