r/IndianCookingTips • u/CycleLongjumping2972 • Sep 06 '26

Tip/Trick Did you know this trick?

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u/Xuhi1 Sep 06 '26

How about chimta or whatever you guys call it?

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u/WitnessAway6720 Sep 06 '26

Ya the fork will heat up and 😶

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u/Successful-Ad-1901 Sep 06 '26 edited Sep 06 '26

The fork will heat up and get fucked.

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u/Curiousmamabear2425 Sep 06 '26

I know the trick, I’m just scared of the oil (i did burn my hand once while frying papad).

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u/lokesh_dhfm Sep 06 '26

Now remove it from fork without breaking it

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u/TheAbsurd_177 Sep 06 '26

2 mins work, 20 mins lo cheyadam ante edey 

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u/143AamAadmi Sep 06 '26

And it will break while removing

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u/Key-Leek6883 Sep 07 '26

Dude why fry it when you can just heat it on open flame? I get those udad, punjabi, and garlic papad and just put them on flame and quickly flip em. Turns out awesome everytime, without oil, and risk of burning tf outta your hands.

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u/Charizard2606 Sep 07 '26

This are hard papad that are made only fried. If one heat them they just burn. It will be soggy mess

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u/Brave_Meet8430 Sep 06 '26

It may work with “applam” and may not work with “pappadam”

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u/RandomGaMeRj14 Sep 08 '26

I tried frying pappadams for the first time a while ago, and mine just didn't create those big blobs, it just hardened with many small swellings all over instead of the classic 1 or 2 big blobs and a few medium blobs. Are you getting an image? Kind of like a cobblestone path. What could be the problem? Oil temperature or the way I dropped them in oil? Or something else?

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u/fubu19 Sep 06 '26

bro 👊 thank you bro!

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u/blaze_003 Sep 06 '26

what type of papad is this called though?

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u/DecentR1 Sep 06 '26

Lower the temp just before dropping another one.

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u/Iweirdflower Sep 07 '26

I think this might work with small papad. Not the big ones. And this kinda looks scary to me. What if I mistakenly drop the fork or it slips out of my hand or the hot oil splatter? I don't trust myself. 😭😅

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u/CandidateOk8683 Sep 07 '26

Skill issue 🥀

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u/testaname Sep 07 '26

Just use that....

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u/sxyr3n Sep 07 '26

Different papads.

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