INGREDIENTS:-----
Rice flour---- 2 cups
Besan --- 1 tab sp(chick pea flour, senagapindi)
Ginger and green chili paste --- 1 tea sp
Salt to taste
Butter or dalda ---- 1 tab sp
Oil for frying
Method:---
Take rice flour, chick pea flour,ginger and green chili paste,salt to taste in a bowl and mix well.
Heat ghee or dalda and pour over the flour mixture and mix with a spoon then add water slowly little by little to make a soft dough this should be like chapati dough or just soft enough when you press through the muruku press it should come out easily from the muruku maker.
Just check before you pressing murukus in to the oil check if it is easy to press and then do the process, if it is hard than add a little more water and mix the dough well
Heat oil in a deep frying pan, set the disc in to the muruku maker I used lines disc.Idon't know y my mom used this shape so i am fallowing her thats it.
Fill half of the murukumaker with dough and press the dough in to hot oil keep tha flame in medium and let it fry till light brown color,turn the other side and let it cook to a golden brown color then remove from the oil and place it on a absorbent paper and cool.
Repeat the same process with rest of the dough,cool completely and store in a air tight container.
Freshly ground ginger and green chili paste will give a good aroma to this chakralu and don't add any other herbs like curry leaves, cumin seeds or anything that will dominate the ginger flavor so only ginger and green chili paste.
Jan 17, 2009
ALLAM CHAKRALU (GINGER MURUKU)
Posted by Unknown at 9:54 AM
Labels: Andhra Cuisine, festival food, starters and snacks
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11 comments:
I only add garlic, adding ginger should have totally different taste. Great twist for ribbon pakoda! Great for winter evening snack!
adding ginger is very new rekha..
did u chk my mail?hru feeling now?
Wow rekha...adding ginger seems very interesting, i never heard of adding ginger to murukkus, murukkus looks crisp n delicious!!
perfetc for winter,,,wid hot tea,..:-)
Wish I could taste! I haven't flavored ribbon pakoda like this:)
Wow! adding ginger is very new to me..I think it should have different taste.Murukkus looks crisp n delicious!!Hope u r fine now!
Great twist on normal murukku.this is new to me.they look crisp and perfect.Take care and do take rest.
Looks yummy.
That looks yummy! Im familiar with garlic in murukku but not ginger, thats very unique to me.
wow..new variety....lovely crispy.....how abt ur health?...send this to sudeshna's Harvest : Festival of rice event.
Adding ginger to chakrulu is new to me. I bet it must have tasted yummy!
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