
About This Recipe
Fry traditional Nepali Khajuri biscuits at home—order wheat flour, ghee and sugar delivered same-day from Sewapoint’s online grocery.
Ingredients
- 11 cup (≈120 g)Whole-wheat flour (atta)
Adds nutty flavour and structure
- 21 cup (≈125 g)All-purpose flour (maida)
Gives lightness and flaky layers
- 32 TbspSemolina (suji) *optional*
Boosts crunch in finished biscuit
- 4½ cup (≈60 g)Powdered sugar
Sweetens dough evenly
- 54 TbspGhee (melted)
Creates short, crumbly texture
- 6≈½ cup, as neededMilk (or water)
Binds dough to stiff consistency
- 7½ tspCardamom powder
Fragrant spice note
- 8PinchSalt
Balances sweetness
- 9¼ tspBaking powder *optional*
Helps light puffing
- 10≈500 mlOil or ghee (for frying)
Maintains gentle even heat
- 111 cupSugar (for glaze, optional)
Creates thin syrupy coat
- 12½ cupWater (for glaze, optional)
Dissolves sugar for syrup
Ingredients
- 11 cup (≈120 g)Whole-wheat flour (atta)
Adds nutty flavour and structure
- 21 cup (≈125 g)All-purpose flour (maida)
Gives lightness and flaky layers
- 32 TbspSemolina (suji) *optional*
Boosts crunch in finished biscuit
- 4½ cup (≈60 g)Powdered sugar
Sweetens dough evenly
- 54 TbspGhee (melted)
Creates short, crumbly texture
- 6≈½ cup, as neededMilk (or water)
Binds dough to stiff consistency
- 7½ tspCardamom powder
Fragrant spice note
- 8PinchSalt
Balances sweetness
- 9¼ tspBaking powder *optional*
Helps light puffing
- 10≈500 mlOil or ghee (for frying)
Maintains gentle even heat
- 111 cupSugar (for glaze, optional)
Creates thin syrupy coat
- 12½ cupWater (for glaze, optional)
Dissolves sugar for syrup
Instructions
- 1In a bowl mix atta, maida, optional semolina, powdered sugar, cardamom, salt and optional baking powder.
- 2Rub melted ghee into dry mix until it resembles coarse breadcrumbs. Dough should hold shape when squeezed.
- 3Drizzle milk (or water) a little at a time, kneading to a stiff, smooth dough. Cover and rest 20 minutes.
- 4Divide dough in half. Roll each half to a 5 mm thick rectangle. Fold into thirds like a letter, roll again to 6 mm; this laminates layers.
- 5Cut dough into 2 × 3 cm pillows or diamond shapes. Prick once with a fork to prevent large bubbles.
- 6Heat oil/ghee to medium-low (≈150 °C). Fry a handful of pieces at a time, turning gently, 6–7 minutes until deep golden. Drain on paper towels.
- 7Optional glaze: Simmer 1 cup sugar with ½ cup water to one-thread stage. Dip warm khajuri briefly or drizzle syrup, letting excess drip off.
- 8Cool completely; store in an airtight tin up to 3 weeks. Enjoy with chai or share in festive gift boxes.
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