Snacks Basket | how to make snacks basket at home

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Snacks Basket | how to make snacks basket at home

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Last Updated on April 26, 2019 by blessmyfoodbypayal

Snacks Basket | how to make snacks basket at home recipe with step wise pictorial method.

Snacks Basket

Undoubtedly taste of the food comes at the first place but you can not overlook the importance of appearance/look/presentation of food at the same time. If your food is tasty and at the same time it has an appealing look, all praises are eagerly waiting for you.

Today we are presenting these Snacks Baskets which will add beauty to the taste of your snacks. Make any snack of your choice and simply present them in these baskets. Your snack will appear catchy and at the same time these crispy baked baskets will add crunch to your snack.

So let’s make these beauties….

 

Snacks basket – recipe card

snacks basket

Snacks Basket | how to make snacks basket at home

blessmyfoodbypayal
Snacks basket adds beauty to your snacks presented to guests.
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 50 minutes
Course Snack
Cuisine Indian
Servings 4

Ingredients
  

  • 2 cup All Purpose Four
  • 1/4 tsp Carom seeds
  • 1/4 tsp Baking soda
  • 3 tbsp Oil
  • 1 tsp Salt or as per taste
  • Water as per need

Instructions
 

Making the Dough:

  • Sieve flour, baking soda and salt in a mixing bowl.
  • Add oil & rub the oil with your fingertips to get a breadcrumb like consistency.
  • Now start kneading the flour to a stiff dough with water.
  • Cover the dough with a moistened muslin cloth or kitchen towel and keep aside for 30-40 mins.

Cutting the Dough:

  • Before we began with the method of cutting the dough, we would like to tell you that here we are using the steel katoris, available in almost every kitchen, for giving the shape to our baskets. That's why instead of any other cutter, we are using these katories itself for the purpose so that there shouldn't remain any chance of error in fixing the size of the rolled dough, we cut.
  • The idea behind using this katori instead of any other baking pan/pie pan is that we want to make the baskets of such a size in which we can adjust any of the snacks.
  • Do keep in mind that whatever utensil you are using must be compatible to your oven.

Making of strips :

  • Take a ball out of the dough and roll it like a chapati with the help of rolling pin. Roll the dough neither too thin nor too thick.
  • Cut the dough in round shape with the katori. Keep aside.
  • Now take one more ball out of the dough and start rolling it.
  • Cut this dough into strips of half inch width with the help of knife or pizza cutter. Keep aside.

Forming the Shape:

  • Take the katori you used for cutting the dough. Place it upside down.
  • Grease the katori from outside with oil.
  • Now place the round shaped chapati over the katori.
  • Take the strip and fix its one end on the edge of round shaped chapati. Apply water if finding difficulty in fixing the strip.
  • Fix this strip from top to bottom of the katori and cut the strip where the katori ends.
  • Repeatedly fix the strips from all sides of the katori with a desirable gap between each strip.
  • Now take one more strip and fix it horizontally moving over from the center of all the strips  prefixed vertically.

Baking :

  • Place this katori in a preheated oven at 180 degree Celsius for 10-15 minutes or unit the snacks basket is turned golden brown.
  • Keep an eye on your baskets while baking and if you find that one side is completely baked but the other is yet to receive its end, just invert the sides and bake accordingly.
  • When done, switch off the oven, bring out the Katories and let them cool down a bit.
  • Carefully separate steel katories from the Baked Katories.
  • Your snacks baskets are ready.

snacks basket

pictorial recipe of snacks basket

Making the Dough:

1. Sieve flour, baking soda and salt in a mixing bowl.
2. Add oil & rub the oil with your fingertips to get a breadcrumb like consistency.
3. Now start kneading the flour to a stiff dough with water.
4. Cover the dough with a moistened muslin cloth or kitchen towel and keep aside for 30-40 mins.Snacks Basket

Cutting the dough:

Before we began with the method of cutting the dough, we would like to tell you that here we are using the steel katoris, available in almost every kitchen, for giving the shape to our baskets. That’s why instead of any other cutter, we are using these katories itself for the purpose so that there shouldn’t remain any chance of error in fixing the size of the rolled dough, we cut.
The idea behind using this katori instead of any other baking pan/pie pan is that we want to make the baskets of such a size in which we can adjust any of the snacks.
Do keep in mind that whatever utensil you are using must be compatible to your oven.

Now the method begins

1. Take a ball out of the dough and roll it like a chapati with the help of rolling pin. Roll the dough neither too thin nor too thick.
2. Cut the dough in round shape with the katori. Keep aside.
3. Now take one more ball out of the dough and start rolling it.
4. Cut this dough into strips of half inch width with the help of knife or pizza cutter. Keep aside.

Forming the Shape: (better understandable with pictures)

1. Take the katori you used for cutting the dough. Place it upside down.
2. Grease the katori from outside with oil.
3. Now place the round shaped chapati over the katori.
4. Take the strip and fix its one end on the edge of round shaped chapati. Apply water if finding difficulty in fixing the strip.
5. Fix this strip from top to bottom of the katori and cut the strip where the katori ends.
6. Repeatedly fix the strips from all sides of the katori with a desirable gap between each strip.

7. Now take one more strip and fix it horizontally moving over from the center of all the strips  prefixed vertically.

Baking :

1. Place this katori in a preheated oven* at 180 degree Celsius for 10-15 minutes or unit the snacks basket is turned golden brown.
2. Keep an eye on your baskets while baking and if you find that one side is completely baked but the other is yet to receive its end, just invert the sides and bake accordingly.
3. When done, switch off the oven, bring out the Katories and let them cool down a bit.
4. Carefully seperate steel katories from the Baked Katories.

 

Your snacks baskets are ready.

Serve Snacks  of your choice them and receive all attention and appreciation of your guests.

NOTE

* If you don’t have oven, you can simply fry these Baskets along with Katories in a hot oil. But be careful in handling with the volcano like hot Katories in that case.

You can make these Katories well in advance and in bulk. Just preserve them in airtight container.

Regards

PAYAL BALI SHARMA

SHAILENDER SHARMA

 

8 Comments
  • annascuisine
    Posted at 17:46h, 18 October Reply

    Great idea.

    • Payal Bali Sharma
      Posted at 18:04h, 18 October Reply

      Thanks alot

  • Payal Bali Sharma
    Posted at 17:19h, 16 October Reply

    Thank you so much dear…

  • Rini
    Posted at 16:30h, 16 October Reply

    Very cute

    • Payal Bali Sharma
      Posted at 17:21h, 16 October Reply

      Thank you

  • Anonymous
    Posted at 15:53h, 16 October Reply

    New one

    • Payal Bali Sharma
      Posted at 16:01h, 16 October Reply

      Thanks a ton

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