Ingredients:
- Maida/All purpose Flour- 2 cups
- Rice flour-1 cup
- Asafetida-Little
- Cumin and black pepper corns-1 teaspoon (coarsely crushed)
- Salt- To taste
- Hot oil-1 teaspoon
- Oil- For deep frying
- Water-As Needed
- Take a muslin cloth, put maida .
- Steam it or pressure cook it for 20 mins.
- After that open the pack,and spread on a wider plate .Let it cool for 10-15mins.
- Then sieve and keep aside.
Method:
- Take rice flour and maida in a bowl.
- Add salt,cumin and pepper powder,on the top.Mix well in hand.
- Now pour the hot oil and mix and break the lumps.
- Then sprinkle water ,make a dough.
- Put the mixture in to murruku acchu,press directly in to the oil.
- Fry till gets crisp in both side,drain the oil completely.
- Transfer in to kitchen towel,allow to cool and store it!!
- Serve the Murukku with hot cup of tea/Coffee :)
Note:
- You can store this processed Maida for up to 2-3 months.Steam and seive and store in air tight box.Then use when you required.
Linking this recipe to ongoing event, "South Indian Foods" @Foodelicious and to "Walk through memory lane" hosting by Roshan"
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wow..loved it.thanx 4 sharing this..vl try this sure.......
ReplyDeleteAmma makes often this murukku when we're kids...looks so crispy n perfect!!
ReplyDeletewhy the steaming of the maida?really nice looking murukku..perfect with evening chai.
ReplyDeleteLove these, you have done them so perfectly, they look so crunchy..
ReplyDeleteLooks so crunchy. Perfect for tea time
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look crunchy & tasty..tea time must have been great :)
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nice n crunchy murukku...looks perfect...
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Crispy delicious snack..
ReplyDelete@Simran..Maida will not be sticky if you steamed.. :)
ReplyDeleteSteaming process makes the murukku less oily, that's what Mom used to mention. Thanks for sending it to my event dear.
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I remember mom making this murukku. Yours has come out perfect and looks so inviting...
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ReplyDeleteall types of murukku are my favorite .... hope to see more recipes..
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My mom used to make chakli the same way. I never tried it but my younger sister still makes it. Lovely pictures.
ReplyDeleteHai...Just now prepared murukku follwing this recipe...came out really well...thank you
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