Murukku is one of our favorite snacks and it's so addictive. I was so glad when it was chosen for Indian Cooking Challenge this month, a great excuse to make some. This was a great recipe, very similar to what I usually make.
I'm a day late in posting this, totally skipped my mind. So sorry for that...do try this recipe....
Ingredients:
4 cups raw rice
1 cup urad dal
approx 1/2 cup water or more
For the seasoning:
1 tsp cumin seeds
1 tsp sesame seeds
1/2 tsp asafoetida/ hing
salt to taste
75 gms butter
Method:
Wash and drain the rice. Dry for 1/4 hour. Dry roast the urad dal till golden and allow to cool.
Grind the rice to a fine powder. Then grind the urad dal to a fine powder.
Mix together both the flours, salt, sesame seeds, cumin seeds and hing.
Add the butter and rub it in till it forms into a crumbled mixture.
Add water and form into a firm dough.
Heat oil to deep fry. Shape the murukku using the murukku maker on pieces of paper and deep fry on medium heat till light brown, turning a couple of times to ensure even browning on both sides.
Drain on paper towels and store in air tight containers for upto a week.
So crispy and nice click
ReplyDeletePrefect crunchy murukkus!
ReplyDeleteWow! So good, how well shaped too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and crunchy.
ReplyDeletemurukku adipoli aayirikkunnu!I love this one...
ReplyDeleteSoooooper murukku,just like store bought...
ReplyDeletelooks very perfect....
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful design. They look perfect.
ReplyDeletean absolute favorite. looks so delicious.
ReplyDeletePerfect murrukus Poornima :)
ReplyDeletePerfect murukkus Poornima :)
ReplyDeleteMurukku adipoli ayitundalloo Looks perfect and crispy...
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ReplyDeleteWow, it looks perfect and so professional. Wish i could have one.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing looking treat! Too bad I don't have this murukku maker :(
ReplyDeleteOMG Poornima, u r become a pro :)
ReplyDeleteLook at that snap. Perfect murkkus.Looks like those mom makes. Adipoli mole!
And same pinch...........murkkus are one of my fav snack too.
When I was in 5th grade,during the Diwali hols, I remember eating scant 30 murkus in one shot and had to be rushed to the hospital with a horrible tummy pain. But, one would think. that after that incident, I would never eat murkkus again. But NO,I still do :)
Looks so good, will be perfect with chai. Great job, dear.
ReplyDeleteWow, So perfectly round, looks delicious!!
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ReplyDeleteThese look nice and cruncy. murukka are my favorite fried snack... i just can't resist it.
ReplyDeletePoornima....i love these murukku...tried once, but couldnt make this shape...so made a big one in kadai and crushed it... :) this looks awesome... :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I was in the US over the summer, I looked in many places for a muruku press to trying making some but alas, I had no such luck. :( I desperately want to try making this.
ReplyDeleteDear Poornima,
ReplyDeletefirst visit n my reached my fav murukku.awesome!so tempting!i still do have murukku at home now;but not homemade!the best snacks to preapre in winter with cup of hot tea.
thanks a lot!
happy cooking!DIWALI is coming up!
sasneham,
anu