Ingredients:
1 cup All purpose flour/maida
2 tablespoon oil,
water as required
1 cup sugar
2 green cardamom
Method:
Sift the all purpose flour in a bowl .Add oil and hot water and make soft dough from it. Let it rest for 2 hours.
Make small balls of dough , dust one dough with dry flour and roll it into a round circle.
Now cut the round circle in horizontally into 4-5 columns and fold each column about 3-4 times . Press the corner .
Heat oil in wok . Deep fry the khaza pieces till golden and crispy from both sides.
Drain khaza pieces paper towel.
Boil 1 cup water and 1 cup sugar with 2 cardamom, let it cook till thick .
Remove the syrup from heat and drop the fried khaza in it. Drain and serve warm.
Enjoy the mouth melting khaza.
Serve-6. (About 20-30 pieces) Cooking time-25 minutes
Khaza looks yummy sapana …
This really looks good Sapana! Reminds me of the lavang latika without the mawa filling. Very beautiful clicks as well!
Nice recipe Sapana. Looks simple and delicious…
very tempting..looks ncie and simple recipe
that is a interesting sweet..like the step by step pics.
Khaza looks so tasty
Omg, i can munch these cuties anytime, very addictive they are.
never heard of this.. thanks for blogging about it…
looks almost like labonga latika…
Delicious looking sweet,perfectly made..
These are very similar to the khaajas we make in Andhra except for the difference in shaping them. They look perfectly made.
They look so crunchy, yummy and cute!
Those look so tempting with the golden brown hue..Lovely pictures too.
Khaja turned out perfect, Sapana.
nice and cute sweets..
Looks a bit like the lavang lata. Good recipe.
khaza looks easy and yummy.. nice sweet
Wow! These look similar to kajas and love to taste some…
Wow Sapana khaza looks yum, crunchy and yum.
I love this!!! so delicious and can be enjoyed with coffee!!! delicious sweet!!
This is so much like what we make, except for shape..so nicely done Sapana!
a sweet treat I would enjoy for sure
absolutely tempting!!!Drooling clicks!!!
Delicious Sweets with awesome presentation..
Temptingly good.. They look very inviting.
Tempting khazas. As pavani mentioned, we shape them differently in Andhra.