Sometimes I feel bored of the elaborate cooking the whole day,Do you feel the same?? And then kids don't let us sit in one place,they always need something to munch and this happens to be the easiest snack which can be prepared and stored in air tight containers.Kids will definitely love this crunchy brittles.This can be prepared in less than 15 minutes and moms are happy too that they can prepare something for kids,not only kids adults can munch too.This is similar to peanut chikki (kappalandi mittai).Give this a try !!
Ingredients
almond slices 1/2 cup
sesame seeds 1tbsp
sugar 1 cup
butter 2tbsp
salt 1/8 tsp
Method
NOTES
* Please be very fast to remove the sugar from heat once it golden brown,otherwise it may get burnt.
* Also,be quick to stir the almond slices and transferring to the tray.
* Any left overs can be stored in air tight containers for days.
Ingredients
almond slices 1/2 cup
sesame seeds 1tbsp
sugar 1 cup
butter 2tbsp
salt 1/8 tsp
Method
- Grease a square tray preferably 8* 8 pan with butter.
- Roast the sesame seeds and almond slightly on a non stick pan for 2 minutes.Put off flame and keep aside in a plate(the residual heat may turn it brown so remove from pan immediately).
- Heat the butter and let it melt.Add the sugar and salt,wait till the sugar starts to melt and start getting browned.Keep stirring.
- It may take 4-5 minutes to get golden brown in color,put off flame.Remove from heat and add the almond slices and sesame seeds.Give a quick stir and transfer to the greased plate.
- Flatten it with the back of spoon or spread evenly.Wait to cool about 10 minutes(to come to room temperature) and break in pieces,Enjoy !!!!
NOTES
* Please be very fast to remove the sugar from heat once it golden brown,otherwise it may get burnt.
* Also,be quick to stir the almond slices and transferring to the tray.
* Any left overs can be stored in air tight containers for days.
Wow such an easy recipe and looks yum and so crispy!!
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The almond brittle looks yum Julie. I have tried it with only peanuts.
ReplyDeleteI have prepared once using peanut. looks yumm...
ReplyDeleteyummy snack and i love it...perfectly done...
ReplyDeleteI love brittals. this is nice way to give kids almonds. surely making this.
ReplyDeleteYum Yum !!! Looks crispy and yummy :)
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chikki looks yum and perfect, my mom's all time favorite.
ReplyDeleteShe buys chikki in all forms, when we travel via train, you know vendors sell in train!!
I remember the famous kovilpatti chikki, very tasty!!
Wow, very nicely done Julie, I have to try this almond, sesame combo..
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ReplyDeleteperfect evening snack.kids will adore them
ReplyDeletelove this chikkis, my childhood fav snack :) liked the almond chikkis, very healthy for kids...u have made it so perfectly..inviting pics dear!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely delicious and perfectly made chikki,nice presentation and clicks...
ReplyDeletewow a lovely recipe for my kids...thanks for sharing dear
ReplyDeletekids will love it. simple and crunchy snack
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I love chillies , this one looks beautiful and tasty. Will try it !
ReplyDeleteLove this quick version n chikki looks perfect dear...
ReplyDeleteI never knew that chikki can be made so easily...very well explained....
ReplyDeleteWow yummy tasty chikki.
ReplyDeleteYummy and delicious brittle...
ReplyDeleteCrunchy and brittle chikki..
ReplyDeleteCan't stop once you start eating..
Wow.. Innovative recipe.. Tasty with almonds.. And looks like kapalandi muttai itself :)
ReplyDeleteIdea kollallo Julie..I m a big fan of kappalandi mitayi..used to bring it from India after vacations..so this is definitely my kind of thing..:)
ReplyDeleteOmg, cant take my eyes from those attractive brittles,stunning and seriously irresistible.
ReplyDeleteDelicious chikki Julie, Kanditu kothi varunnu.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and healthy snack.. Love it
ReplyDeleteI love your recipe. I'm sure I'll give it a try. Cheers from Valencia
ReplyDeleteI love chikki! Have you tried it using coconut? That's really good too. We use gour in our house when we make it.
ReplyDeleteI love chikki! Have you tried it using coconut? That's really good too. We use gour in our house when we make it.
ReplyDeleteLove those...so addictive!
ReplyDeleteCooking all the time really gets boring sometimes....
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a healthy and delicious snack for kids...nicely made Julie
I love this recipe julie . Very inviting
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Julie they seem to have come out so well; you make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteyummy healthy snack.
ReplyDeletePerfect chikkis..Evokes lots of memories..Nice clicks as well Julie..
ReplyDeletelove to munch it anytime..
ReplyDeleteWow..this looks so yummy julie..want to eat one piece now.
ReplyDeletethis is definitely bookmarked... i'm going to try this, for sure... hopefully soon... if i manage time...
ReplyDeletenice chikki.. beautifully captured
ReplyDeleteMy all time fav one...
ReplyDeleteJulie superb, not tried badam n sesame combo....lovely
ReplyDeleteIrresistible and super attractive brittles... Thanks for sharing Julie :-)
ReplyDeletewow looks so perfect..
ReplyDeleteFeel like grabbing them, so simple & delicious!
ReplyDeleteWafer thin chikkis. Great work dear
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, today I prepred this and well am having them right.. Came here to thank you for posting this recipe.. it turned out well but only my sugar syrup was high. otherwise its yummyy
ReplyDeleteHi julie, I tried this recipe. thetaste isawesome. buti couldnotbreak it. it was stciky. can yu guess wht could have gone wrong. help me.
ReplyDelete@Nirmala Devi I think the sugar might take another minute or so to reach the correct consistency or it didn't col down properly.Anyway,Thanx for the feedback dear :)
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