Ingredients :
Rice Flour 2 cups
Besan flour 1/2 cup
Fried gram flour - 1/2 cup
(roasted chana dal(putnalu in Telugu) make into fine powder)
Sago - 1/2 cup
Salt to taste
Curd - 50 gms (half of half cup)
Chile powder - 1/2 tsp or as per taste
Vegetable oil-50 gm(for dough)
oil for deep fry
Utensil
Murukku achu /Muruku maker
Method :
1.Soak the sago in butter milk about 2 to 3 hrs,until the sago become soft.here use enough butter milk to soak else you the sago may burst while making murukku.
2.In a mixing bowl add rice flour,add all the flours together.to this add chilly powder and salt mix well.
3.Heat the 50 gm oil,slowly pour the oil on the top of flour.with a spoon or spatula mix well.
4.now add 50 gm curd and soaked sago to it.mix,knead well. and make soft chapathi dough.
5.Heat the oil for deep fry.
6.In the murukku achu(maker) fill the dough.when oil get ready to fry press down the murukku directly as murukku shape.
7.fry both sides on medium flame till they turned into golden color.Drain them into tissue paper to observe excess oil.
Step By Step Pix
8.Store them in airtight container.
Thanks for dropping by simplyfood.Your visit and comments are very much appreciated.Your murukus look lovely nand crispy with a nice golden colour too.
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Very artistically clicked.
lovely I like the way u have taken the pic
ReplyDeletecrisp and yummy I enjoyed making mine too
Wooow,,dear murukku looks crispy n nice colour... i hv nt tried murukku with sago sure i hv to try soon..
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ethnic presentation! crispy chakali
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully done and presented, looks so crispy swapna...
ReplyDeletelooks so crunchy
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I too never tried with sago..sounds interesting...
ReplyDeleteLooks cruchy and tasty..
Thank you all for all your comments...
ReplyDeleteSwpna,
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Murukkus look awesome Swapna...lovely presentation :)
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@Thanks Gayathri and Krishnaveni for visitng my blog....
Swapna, beautiful presentation and glad you joined in!
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