View full recipe at http://www.manjulaskitchen.com/besan-sev/ These noodle-like Sev are so tasty that when you start munching, …
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Besan Sev – Crispy Indian Snack Recipe by Manjula
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I tried very tasty. Thanks sister.
Favourite tea time snack๐ especially prepared during Diwali
This maker is too much narrow to fill dough it should be broader
What oil did you use
Manjula your recipes are awesome. Thank you!
Thanks for you mam .
Awesome mam
Did I ji
Thanku manjula . Yr recipe tried today n turned satisfactory. Thanku
Looks delicious mate ๐๐
Very nice madam
I have tried to make it.It came out terrible.Very very disappointing/Only for experts who have this machine.
I made this.its nice
Yummy! Going to try and eat as a snack for movies instead of popcorn!
Love your videos!
Very successful recipe, definitely will prepare this again!
Koi bta skta hy ye sew machine kha Sy mil gy
Thank you mam l made it today it was yummy
Thanks for sharing your recipe.
B
Thank you for presenting the delicious recipe with clear instructions and alot of love.
I can avoid Hing here
If we use kema making machine than it gives best result..
tasty
my lovely sweet Manjula Didi Good morning thank you very much maine aap se bahut kuch ekha hai. main Jeddah Saudi Arab mei rahti hou aapki recipe bara bar tri karti rahi hou,I am from Lakhnau.๐๐
Hey mam. i try this recipe. so crispy, thanks for sharing.
very crispy and very taste thankyou mam.
I love your recipes
Manjula thank you, I will be making sev with your recipe
Fantastic,
Thank you
Is there a substitute for besan as I'm allergic?
That looks so GOOD!!ย
Anyone make this using something other than besan? I'm allergic but love this. If you don't have the mould, you can use a sieve, but a mould is easier. Also useful because you can make other stuff like chakri and papdi.
totally yummy!
Please mention the ingredients in Hindi / Gujarati.ย
That looks super yummy!
Could you use a spaghetti press for the maker?
Would a potato ricer work as a basen maker?