Khakra is a Populer Gujarati dry snack in the form of a thin cracker. This dish is an integral part of the Gujarati cuisines of Western India which is made from whole wheat flour, besan, low-fat milk, chili powder, salt, oil, etc( other Ingredients for flavor taste).
Ways we eat Plain Khakhra are as below :
Jiralu and ghee spread on Khakhra
Margapudi and ghee spread on Khakra (My mother in law make the best Margapudi)
Methi Masala and Ghee spread on Khakra
Khakhra with green chutney
Mamra, Jiralu, sev, and ghee spread on Khakhra
We make a dish called Rasiya Muthiya (which is made of rice) and Khakhra.
Curd with some salt and Khakhra
Sugar and ghee spread on Khakhra (This was my childhood favorite, not anymore)
Moong curry and khakhra
Papad and Khakhra
Khichiya and Khakhra
Dry Peanut chutney and Khakhra
Crush and mix khakhra, papad, sugar, ghee, and methi masala. (My mom makes the best and easy to carry when you are traveling)
Crush Khakhra and add to warm sweet milk and eat it up all.