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Dough preparation
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Step 1. Sieve chickpea flour, all purpose flour and baking soda together in large mixing bowl.
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Step 2. Add turmeric powder, red chilli powder and salt to taste. Mix it.
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Step 3. Add water by a tablespoon little by little until you make firm dough.
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Step 4. Keep the dough covered for 20-25 minutes till then let's prepare stuffing.
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Stuffing preparation
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Step 5. Heat a saute pan over medium heat. Fry roast sesame seeds, poppy seeds and dry coconut until they change colour to golden.
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Step 6. Add ginger, green chilli, chopped, red chilli flakes, roasted cumin powder, garam masala powder. Switch off the gas.
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Step 7.If you need to grind it, grind at this point (I didn't do it). Add honey and mix.
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Step 8. Add lemon juice. Both lemon and honey will make stuffing moist and easy to stuff.
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Step 9. Divide the dough into 3 or 4 equal parts. With the help of dusting roll each part to make a thin disc, approximately 8 inch in diameter. Don't worry about the cracked edges, they will cover inside.
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Step 10. Smear tamarind paste all over the disc.
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Step 11. Put 2 tablespoon of stuffing mixture and spread evenly.
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Step 12. Fold the 3 edges from sides. From the fourth side roll in until the end.
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Step 13. Seal the edge with water. Once it is done, it will look like log. Now cut into 1" bite size pieces.
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Step 14. Now line a aluminium foil in a baking tray. Grease it with oil. Place the bhakarwadi at the difference of 1 " each other. Smear the oil all over them. Bake for 20 minutes on 200 degree Celsius. Then turn them to other side and bake for 10 -12 minutes.
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Bhakarwadi should become golden brown in colour. Let them cool on rack. They are ready to serve with a cup of tea. They can be store and consume for 3 to 4 weeks.