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corn flakes chivda is a sweet and salty jar snack often packed in a tiffin box for a short break. Learn how to make Indian makai chivda jar snack.

This cornflakes chivda for Diwali also enlivens festive mood. Made with basic ingredients like corn flakes, peanuts, chana Dal, chilli powder and sugar, it is ready in 20 minutes. So you need not worry about a big shopping list nor you need to spend too much time in the kitchen delivering something delicious!

To make corn flakes chivda, heat the oil in a deep non-stick kadhai, add little corn flakes at a time and deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides. Drain on absorbent paper and keep aside. In the same deep non-stick kadhai, add the peanuts and deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides. Drain on absorbent paper and keep aside. In the same deep non-stick kadhai, add the roasted chana dal and deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the side. Drain on absorbent paper and keep aside. Combine the fried corn flakes, peanuts, chana dal and all the remaining ingredients in a deep bowl and toss well.

Kids love corn flakes. Why not send it as a surprise treat in their snack box, in a dry and savoury form? In this innovative dry snacks for tiffin, crisp-fried corn flakes are combined with crunchy peanuts, chana dal and spice powders to make a really exciting snack, which can be stored in an air-tight container for a few days.

You can send it to school for a short break, as an accompaniment to their tiffin, or serve it as an after school or between-play hunger chaser. Also pack some chana chaat in another tiffin for a perfect short break combo.

Tips for corn flakes chivda. 1. Do not use cornflakes which we use as a cereal and have with milk.
2. It can be carried for picnics, to work. 3. It stays fresh in an air-tight container for atleast 10 to 15 days.4. Do not deep-fry the raw cornflakes on a very high flame as they will get burnt easily. Also do not deep-fry to many cornflakes at a time as they need space to expand. 5. Dry coconut is used , do not use fresh coconut slices. 6. Always remember to keep powdered sugar ready before deep-frying the ingredients.

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Corn Flakes Chivda ( Tiffin Treats) recipe - How to make Corn Flakes Chivda ( Tiffin Treats)

Preparation Time:    Cooking Time:    Total Time:     5Makes 5 cups (5 cup )
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Ingredients

For Corn Flakes Chivda
2 cups raw corn flakes
oil for deep-frying
2 tbsp raw peanuts
2 tbsp roasted chana dal (daria)
1/4 cup sliced dry coconut (kopra)
8 to 10 curry leaves (kadi patta)
1/2 tsp chilli powder
2 tbsp powdered sugar
salt to taste
Method

For corn flakes chivda
    For corn flakes chivda
  1. To make the corn flakes chivda, heat the oil in a deep non-stick kadhai, add little corn flakes at a time and deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides. Drain on absorbent paper in a big plate and keep aside.
  2. In the same hot oil, add the peanuts and deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides. Drain and add it to the fried corn flakes.
  3. In the same hot oil, add the roasted chana dal and deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the side. Drain and add it on top of the fried peanuts.
  4. In the same hot oil, add the coconut and deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides. Drain and add it on top of the roasted chana dal.
  5. In the same hot oil, add the curry leaves and deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides. Drain and add it on top of the fried coconut.
  6. Add all the remaining ingredients immediately and toss well.

How to pack
    How to pack
  1. Allow it to cool completely, and pack in an air-tight tiffin box.

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    what is corn flakes chivda made of
    1. what is corn flakes chivda made off? corn flakes chivda is made from 2 cups raw corn flakes, 2 cups raw corn flakes, oil for deep-frying, 2 tbsp raw peanuts, 2 tbsp roasted chana dal (daria), 1/2 tsp chilli powder, 2 tbsp powdered sugar and salt to taste.

    what are raw corn flakes ?
    1. Raw cornflakes are unprocessed and are normally used to make snacks like chivda. Before using them, it's necessary to deep fry them and cook them so as to make them edible. This is how they look. They are easily available in all grocery shops.

    How are raw corn flakes made?
    1. Raw cornflakes are made from sweetcorn, which is ripened by more than 140 days under sun before being milled. Milling process removes the corn kernels from the cobs and turns them into flaking sized grits. These raw cornflakes are then packed and are used as required.

    what is chivda?
    1. It is a dry snack preparation that is made easily at home or bought readymade from a grocery store. It has few dry ingredients and some spices. It can be sweet or spicy but this cornflakes chivda is a combination of both.

    how to make powdered sugar
    1. Take a small mixer jar.
    2. Add sugar in it.
    3. Close the lid and blend to a fine powder.
    4. This powdered sugar can be stored in an air-tight container. Stays good at room temperature for a month.

    how to deep-fry ingredients for corn flakes chivda
    1. To deep-fry ingredients for corn flakes chivda recipe | cornflakes chivda for Diwali | dry snacks for tiffin | corn chivda jar snack | Indian makai chivda jar snack, heat the oil in a deep non-stick pan. Do remember to deep-fry each ingredient one by one so they are uniformly fried.
    2. Add little corn flakes at a time so they have space to expand and cook evenly.
    3. Deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides.
    4. This is how they look after expanding and deep-fried.
    5. Drain on absorbent paper and keep aside.
    6. In the same way deep-fry all the raw conflakes till they are golden brown in colour from all the sides and place them in a big plate.
    7. In the same hot oil, add the peanuts.
    8. Deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides.
    9. Drain well and place them over the deep-fried conrflakes.
    10. In the same hot oil, add the roasted chana dal.
    11. Deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the side. Make sure you are carful while deep-frying the chana dal as they tend to burn easily.
    12. Drain well and place them over the deep-fried peanuts.
    13. In the same hot oil, add the sliced dry coconut.
    14. Deep-fry till they turn golden brown in colour from all the sides.
    15. Drain well and place it over the deep-fried chana dal.
    16. In the same hot oil, add the curry leaves.
    17. Deep-fry till they turn crisp. This will not take more than 30 seconds. They should be crisp but not burnt or else it will give a very burnt taste.
    18. Drain well and place them over the deep-fried coconut.
    19. All the ingredients for corn flakes chivda recipe | cornflakes chivda for Diwali | dry snacks for tiffin | corn chivda jar snack | Indian makai chivda jar snack are ready.

    how to make corn flakes chivda
    1. To make corn flakes chivda recipe | cornflakes chivda for Diwali | dry snacks for tiffin | corn chivda jar snack | Indian makai chivda jar snack, to the deep-fried ingredients immediately, add the chili powder. You can increase the quantity of the chilli powder depending on the spice level you prefer.
    2. Add the powdered sugar, see above how to make powdered sugar.
    3. Add the salt. Add the chilli powder, powdered sugar and salt immediately so the spice powders mix well with the chivda.
    4. Toss very well using your hands.
    5. Serve corn flakes chivda recipe | cornflakes chivda for Diwali | dry snacks for tiffin | corn chivda jar snack | Indian makai chivda jar snack.
    6. Or cool completely and store in an air-tight container. Enjoy with tea/ coffee.

    tips for corn flakes chivda
    1. Do not use cornflakes which we use as a cereal and have with milk.
    2. It can be carried for picnics, to work.
    3. It stays fresh in an air-tight container for atleast 10 to 15 days.
    4. Do not deep-fry the raw cornflakes on a very high flame as they will get burnt easily. Also do not deep-fry to many cornflakes at a time as they need space to expand.
    5. Dry coconut is used , do not use fresh coconut slices.
    6. Always remember to keep powdered sugar ready before deep-frying the ingredients.

    Nutrient values (Abbrv) per cup
    Energy268 cal
    Protein3 g
    Carbohydrates17.6 g
    Fiber2.1 g
    Fat20.7 g
    Cholesterol0 mg
    Sodium100.2 mg

    RECIPE SOURCE : Tiffin Treats for KidsBuy this cookbook
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    Reviews

    Corn Flakes Chivda ( Tiffin Treats)
    5
     on 23 Jul 20 02:30 PM


    It was awesome !
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    Corn Flakes Chivda ( Tiffin Treats)
    5
     on 24 Oct 16 10:38 PM


    We normally just spread cornflake on an oven tray and roast on low flame for about 30 to 45 minutes. No oil needed. Roast nuts the same way in microwave oven adding about a teaspoon of oil. 2 minutes at a time. Turning after every 2 minutes until golden. Roast dahlia. Add all other ingredients and toss together. Much healthier. Less oil.
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    Tarla Dalal    Hi Saroj, Thank you for your suggestion.
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    25 Oct 16 08:38 AM
    Corn Flakes Chivda ( Tiffin Treats)
    5
     on 23 Oct 16 05:27 PM


    Hi, can I use those corn flakes to which milk can be added and had? Not kellogs but other locally available to which milk is directly added and had?
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    Tarla Dalal    Hi Jessica, No you cannot use that, as it will not give you good results at all.
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    24 Oct 16 08:41 AM
    Corn Flakes Chivda ( Tiffin Treats)
    5
     on 12 Aug 16 03:32 PM


    One of my daughter''s favourite... it''s so quick to make that it''s my favourite to cook as well... it''s a perfect munchie for short breaks at school...
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    Corn Flakes Chivda ( Tiffin Treats)
    5
    Sonal Modi
     on 08 Aug 16 12:32 PM


    An excellent jar-snack.
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    Tarla Dalal    Hi Sonal , we are delighted you loved the Corn Flakes Chivda recipe. Please keep posting your thoughts and feedback and review recipes you have loved. Happy Cooking.
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    02 Sep 16 02:00 PM
    Cornflakes Chivda ( Tiffin Treats)
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    Archana M
     on 20 Aug 15 03:57 PM


    Cornflakes chivda.. a perfect munchies.. to munch at short break.. in schools..the chivda ..made with combination of sweet, mildly spice, salty and crunchy.. one who starts eating this cannot stop eating.. and kids just loves to take it to school.. as it a homemade chivda.. i give in generous amount.. Thanks for sharing this recipe..
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