Muruku takes a important snacks in your diwali menu. There are so many muruku varieties which you could make..I have a recipe for mullu muruku recipe here in my blog. I am planning to post couple more muruku recipe too. It is pretty simple to make but extremely tasty.
If you are planning to give gifts for your friends on diwali. Then give this muruku. They will be happy to receive homemade gifts. It is so versatile and stays good for weeks in a air tight container. So try it and let me know how it turns out.
Preparation Time : 20 mins
Cooking Time : 3 to 4 mins per batch
Makes : 10 muruku
Ingredients:
Rice Flour – 1 cup
Urad Dal Flour – 3 tblspn ( Click here for recipe )
Butter – 2 tblspn
Asafoetida / Hing / Kaya Podi – 1/2 tsp
Cumin Seeds / Jeerakam – 1 tsp
Salt to taste
Water as needed
Method:
Take rice flour, urad dal flour in a bowl and mix well.
Add in butter and use your hands to crumble it.
Add in salt, jeera, asafoetida and mix well. Add water slowly and knead into a soft dough.
I line a plate with foil, so it makes easier to remove it out.
Now take a portion of dough and put it into thenkuzhal press and make muruku out of it.
Heat oil for frying and take the muruku from the foil and fry the muruku in hot oil. Once the shh stops from the oil, remove the muruku and drain in paper towel.
Serve.
Notes:
1) While you press the muruku, if you find it cracking, then add more water to the dough.
2) Fry muruku in hot oil, if you add it to cold oil, then muruku wont cook properly and it will drink more oil.
3) You can add sesame seeds too.
4) Cover the dough with wet cloth as it dries soon.
Pictorial:
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| Take all ur ingredients |
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| Take rice flour in a bowl |
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| Add in urad dal flour ( Recipe here) |
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| Mix well |
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| Add in butter |
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| Crumble it |
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| All crumbled |
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| Add in salt and cumin |
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| Add in hing |
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| Pour in water |
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| Form into a soft dough |
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| Take your muruku press |
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| Put in the muruku achu |
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| Press the dough in |
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| Now make muruku |
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| Like this |
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| I think it doesn’t look bad |
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| Deep fry in oil |
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| Once the shh stops.. |
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| Drain em |
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| Enjoy |
crispy and crunchy muruku…
Very well made and well explained. Btw, saw u several times on tata sky. Keep up the good work dear.
If you can send your traditional recipes to the ongoing Only traditional recipes event, privilege is all mine.
Hi
While tryin those mine gt spreaded in oil any reason y ths disastrous happnd
@soundariyaThere is two reason.
1)Your dough has too much fat. Add more rice flour and knead the dough again.
2) The oil which you are frying is not hot enough
Thnks aarthi ll try adding rice flour nd chk it again
Hi Aarthi,
I made these murukku today and I am successful. I also made poli as per the instructions. With the proportions, I could make 15. Thank you very much for showing this step by step which otherwise I would not have dared doing.
Thanks,
Santhi
Is it a raw rice or boiled one
Can you please send me the measurements in weight
Hi Aarthi,
Can we use the ready made rice flour available in the shops. Any particular brand you can recommend ??
How do you grind at home if you are making for 1kg ?? My mixie spoilt due to over heating.
Thanks
Asha
yes u can use store bought. for grinding huge amount give it to mill and grind