Can anybody give me the details of the recipe and the pronounciation is it 'कलकल' OR 'कुलकुल '
Ingredients
Maida – 1 cup
Chiroti Rawa (Barik Rawa ) - 1/2 cup
Butter - 1 tablespoon (at room temperature)
Thick coconut milk - 1/4 cup
Powdered sugar - 1/2 cup
Egg white – 1 (Optional)
Baking powder – 1 teaspoon
Rose essence - few drops
Salt - 1/8 teaspoon
Oil for deep fry
Procedure
Combine all the ingredients except oil and mix well. Make a soft dough. If it is sticky you can add little Maida in it. Keep covered for half an hour. Now put some oil to your hands. Take a fork and grease it with oil. Take a little ball of dough and flatten it on the backside of fork (as shown in the picture). Roll it from one side and make a roll. Make same shapes of the dough. Now heat oil in kadai and deep fry it on medium flame. Store it in a airtight container. Next time I'm going to make spicy version of this KULKUL :)
16 comments:
Looks yum
That looks lovely and the shape is very beautiful.
This looks so good dear, will try them, my kids will surely like it. Bookmarked.Thanks for sharing.
Too good...reminds me of my mum- she used to make them painstakingly during Diwali...
Pic looks great, worth the effort. Looks tasty too.
Chitchat
Looks tempting and nice.
Thanks for dropping by and connecting with me at this point of time, it meant a lot to me!!
all these great recipes will make me crave for blogging i hope....the kul kul ( not kalkal )is a parsi dish as much i know ,made during navroz as i have tried it from a Femina recipe which was round shaped kulkul...you have a great blog !!
I love this snacks very much, actually i forgot its name and i was not able to Google this recipe. Thanks for the fantastic recipe dear, inviting click too.......
Thanks a lot friends.....
@ Chetna- Do you know any details of KULKUL?
@ Sangeeta- Thanks for the deails.
These are called kulkul (rhyming with bulbul)and a Goan delicacy made as a part of christmas goodies.
Definitely its a wonderful way to make, now am gonna book mark kulkuls they have come out well1!!
wow, nice click..love th shape..
lovely..this is bookmarked. will let you once i have tried it.
Lovely shape and yummy snack, Khaugiri.
Sneha,
Kulkul looks really good. It is new snack to me.
KulKul is goan as far as I know. I have heard a gaon friend talk about it. Looks like a fried cookie. must be yummy
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