Semolina, known as sooji, is widely used in Indian kitchens to create various quick and delicious snacks. These include upma, cutlets, cheela, rava idlis, dhokla, sooji halwa laddoos, and kachori.

While jury is still not out on whether sooji is better than atta, nutritionist Bhuvan Rastogi whose Instagram posts are all about busting food myths recently compared the two popular flours made ...

This quick is made by mixing sooji with seasoning spices like red chilli powder, salt, turmeric powder, oil and curd. After adding some baking soda, pour the mixture into a cake tin and place it ...