'Muruku', we call it as chakli in Maharashtra. This is favorite of everyone in our family. I also know about sabudana chakli, we prepare it as a fasting food. It is prepared with sago and boiled potato. But this sago muruku which srivalli gave as a challenge for ICC-April was very new and interesting. I tried it and in first attempt, it turned out very well. Crispy and tasty. As regular habit, I added little Ajwain into it. Thanks a lot Srivalli.
Ingredients
Rice Flour 2 cups
Besan flour 1/2 cup
Fried gram flour - 1/2 cup
Sago - 1/2 cup
Salt to taste
Curd - 50 gms (half of half cup)
Chile powder - 1/2 tsp or as per taste
Ajwain - 1/4 teaspoon
Special Utensil
Muruku Achu (Chakli patra)
Procedure
Soak Sago in Butter milk for 3 hrs, please ensure that you soak it enough else you may risk having the sago burst.Mix all the flour together, heat 50 gms oil, mix to the flour along with salt and chili powder and ajwain. Then add the buttermilk soaked sago slowly and knead to a chapati dough consistency . Heat oil for deep frying.In the muruku achu(Chakli patra), add the dough. I used Anjali's, it is very easy to use.Make a shape of murukku on plastic sheet. When oil heat properly deep fry it on medium flame. It should turn to golden brown. Store it in a airtight container.
Notes:
Ensure sago soaks in buttermilk well and is soft or else it will burst when you press it down in hot oil.
Cook on medium to ensure even cooking.
Fried Gram flour is fried channa dal that is available commercially. It is general sold as the dal, we have to powder it at home. This is also referred as chutney dal as it is used in making coconut chutney.
15 comments:
Looks gr8 dear..u got it perfect shape...looks fab
Perfect murukku :) Beautiful :)
These murukus look delicious and very nice.Well made.My 1st visit here.Following your blog.
wow they look so perfect! wish i could grab one :)
Lovely murukkus. I was just wondering what fried gram dal is and there I got the answer from ur notes. Thanks.
urs look perfect.... i enjoyed making mine too first time
Hi. Chhan banale ahet tujhe, I am so glad u got the perfect shape too.
this looks so crispy..great with tea.
Murukkus turned out truly prefect for u..looks awesome..
Muruku looks really perfect and yummy. I enjoyed making them too,
you have great collection of recipes...loved the maharashtrian recipes, it reminded me of childhood growing up in bombay...will be back to check out more recipes!
mm... tasty and crunchy indeed!
That's the 3rd one I am seeing with a perfect shape, first time here, you have beautiful blog space here!!nice to know you...
Thanks a lot friends for your lovely response:)
can I just say how much i LOVE sago! and deep fried sago?! oh man! ive book marked this recipe to try..
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