Tuesday, 28 October 2014

HOW TO MAKE HOME MADE MURUKU



HOW TO MAKE HOME MADE MURUKU


Murukku is a crispy snack which we usually make during festival of light.  Last time during my trip to India, my mom made the flour and packed for me. But unfortunately idue to slight excess in the size of baggage i have to leave this at home. I never thought of making flour for this at home in the mixer(mixie) , but when i tried making yesterday it turned out pretty well . 


INGREDIENTS:(TO MAKE THE FLOUR)

THIS MAKES 4 CUPS OF FLOUR


  • To make murukku: ( I made with 1 cup flour and this yielded 10 murukku of medium size)
    • Add the flour, butter, salt, sesame seeds, asafoetida in a wide mouthed vessel.
    • Add water to make this into a soft pliable dough.
    • Take a handful of dough and place this in a murukku presser.
    • RAW RICE3 CUPS
      CHANNA DAL1/4 CUP +1 TBLSP
      YELLOW MOONG DAL1/2 CUP


      SOFTENED BUTTER1/2 TSP
      OILFOR DEEP FRYING
      WATERTO KNEAD THE DOUGH(1/2 CUP APPROX.)
      SESAME SEEDS(ELLU)1/4 TSP
      ASAFOETIDA2 PINCHES
      SALT  AS NEEDED

      METHOD:
      For the flour:

      • Dry roast the  dal and channa dal together till nice aroma comes.(for 3-5 mins in medium flame)
      • Do not get it burnt.
      • When it is cool, grind this along with raw rice in a mixie.
      • Sieve this and again powder this ,till it turns out into a smooth flour.
      • The mixer may get over heated. Making flour in mixer in advisable for small quantities.
      • If you stay in a place where you have flour mill, then half of the job is done.
      • Spread the flour in a plate and store it in a airtight container.
      • The flour is ready to use.




      • Use this aachu  for mullu murukku.Or you can use the 3 stars one also.
      • Heat the oil till it becomes hot.
      • Make a round shape in a laddle and just transfer it to the oil.


        • When it sizzling sound subsides take this out from the hot oil and drain the excess oil in the kitchen towel.
        • Repeat this process for the remaining dough.


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