Baked Nippattu / Onion Cracker

Bangalore/ Bengaluru Iyengar Bakery Special Nippattu. Bangalore Iyengar bakeries are famous for their Khara Biscuits, Khara Bun, Nippattu, Alu buns, Masala Sandwich as spicy snack and Dil pasand and Dil Kush as sweet savory. These were one of the places for us to hangout with our friends in my college days. Nostalgic days. Traditionally these Nippattu’s are crispy and very tasty fried savory. I have baked version of them. A perfect tea/ coffee time snack accomplishment.
Prep Time	15 minutes
Cooking Time	15-20 Minutes
Serves	20-25 Pieces
Ingredients	All-purpose flour Whole Wheat flour Butter Rice Flour Baking Powder Onion Curry Leaves Cumin Seeds Sesame Seeds Red Chilli Flakes Salt Water	1 Cup 1 Cup ¼ Cup 1 Tbsp. 1 Tsp. 1 1 Tbsp. 2 Tsp. 1 Tbsp. 1 Tsp. Acc to Taste 2 Tbsp (approx.)
Method 1.   Finely chop onion and curry leaves. 2.   In a mixing bowl, add all the above ingredients and crumble them well. 3.   Knead the mixture with very little water (1-2 tbsp) and make the dough. 4.   Preheat the oven to 320 degree F. 5.   Pinch the dough to a lemon sized ball and roll it to a disc. Take a cookie cutter and cut them. (I have just cut to squares, as I did not have a round cookie cutter) 6.   Arrange the cut Nippattu in a baking tray and bake them for 10-15 mins and then flip them and bake them for another 5-6 mins till thy are light golden brown. 7.   Let them cool. Store them in an air tight container.