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Showing posts with label Diwali Celebration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diwali Celebration. Show all posts

Diwali Dhamaka - Milagu Thattai

12:24 PM | Publish by Kayal

Ingredients:

Rice Flour - 4 cups
Roasted Gram Dhal Flour - 1 cup
Soaked Bengal gram Dhal - 100 gms
Soaked Urad Dhal - 50 gms
Pepper - 100 gms
Salt to Taste
Butter - 100 gms
Oil for frying

Mix all the flour together with the salt. 
Add the soaked urad and bengal gram dhal. 
Put the butter in a pan containing hot water and pour it to the mix
Mix well so that the butter spreads evenly across the flour. 
Make the dough soft, take a portion of it and make small disc in a cloth as shown below. 

Once the wetness gets off, you can fry them in oil to get crispy thattais.

Labels: Diwali Celebration, Festive Food, Snacks 2 comments

Diwali Dhamaka - Om Podi

12:13 PM | Publish by Kayal


Ingredients:

Besan Flour - 4 cups
Roasted gram Dhal Flour- 1 cup
Red Chillies - 30
Omam - 5 tbsp (soaked in water for 4 hrs)

Method:

Mix all the flour together with the salt. 
Grind the Red chillies and omam to a fine paste. Sieve it with less water and get the water alone. 
Add this water to the mix and mix well. 
Put the butter in a pan containing hot water and pour it to the mix
Mix well so that the butter spreads evenly across the flour. 
Make the dough soft, take a portion of it and add it to the murukku achu with the slide having dots.
Randomly make circles in the hot oil and we can break it after frying.

Labels: Diwali Celebration, Festive Food, Snacks 0 comments

Diwali Dhamaka - Ribbon Pakoda

12:07 PM | Publish by Kayal

Ingredients:

Besan flour - 4 cups 
Roasted gram Dhal Flour- 1 cup
Green Chillies - 100 gms
Butter- 100 gms
Salt to taste
Oil for frying

Method:

Mix all the flour together with the salt. 
Grind the green chillies to a fine paste. Sieve it with less water and get the mirchi water alone. 
Add this water to the mix and mix well. 
Put the butter in a pan containing hot water and pour it to the mix
Mix well so that the butter spreads evenly across the flour. 
Make the dough soft, take a portion of it and add it to the murukku achu with the slide having rectangular hole.
Randomly make circles in the hot oil and we can break it after frying.

Labels: Diwali Celebration, Festive Food, Snacks 0 comments
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