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  1. Hey…big follower of ur recipes, always refer your recipes when in doubt..thank you..
    Just one question, can I carry muthiyas or kottumbari vada for 10 hour flights???will they sustain???

  2. Hi Dassana,
    I was just trying to get some gluten free recipe for muthiya and saw this recipe. Wondering if I can skip rava from this recipe or what else I can use instead rava as I know rava is not allowed in GF diet plans!
    As my daughter recently diagnosed with Celiac, I also need to try some GF rotis. In one of your blog I found you are trying rotis with different flours. Can you make some suggestions to make soft GF rotis as my daughter is very young and she would not like much hard rotis.

    1. Bilal, you can skip rava. no need to add anything in place of rava. i have shared bajra, jowar, amaranth, water chestnut flour roti and pooris also. you can check them on blog.

  3. I made fried muthiya, and deep freeze them couple weeks back. Can I still keep them in deep freeze for longer time, say a month? What is your recommendation for storing them?

  4. Hi dassana,
    I was going through your collection of Gujarati recipes. (Actually, couple of days ago we tried dhokla recipe from your blog and it was a hit, so I am on the look out for more Gujarati dishes.)
    Here in this recipe, as well as dhokla, there is addition of baking soda/eno. Does Gujarati cuisine use it often?
    I was looking for Gujarati dishes that can be made frequently. How frequently can we use baking soda in meals?
    Thank you

    1. ruchi, baking soda or eno is added either to leaven or add some lightness and softness in the texture. not all gujarati recipes use baking soda or eno. mostly used in snacks like pakoras or dhoklas etc. it is said that both baking soda and eno is not good for health if taken too much. but since less amount is added and that too in snacks or recipes that we do not make on regular basis.

  5. Can these be store for later use? You have mentioned to serve them warm, any reason? Do they turn soggy if served later?

  6. I really love the recepies you post! Simple and delicious! My husband loves the taste! Thank you so much!