October 3, 2007

Recipe of Murukulu

As my fellow blogger's wish, here I am giving my version of murukulu. Here is my recipe:


Murukulu:
Prep time : 15 minutes
Cooking time : 45 minutes
Cuisine : Andhra

Ingredients:
2 cups rice flour
1/2 cup besan (gram flour)
1/4 cup sesame seeds
1 tsp red chilli powder
salt to taste
water to mix the dough

Method:
1. Mix all the above ingredients in a big bowl except water, prepare dough adding water gradually. Dough should not be too stiff.

2. Take a small amount of dough, keep in muruku machine, press gently in hot oil, deep fry them and remove into a paper towel.


3. Crunchy and delicious murukus will be ready to serve.
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23 comments:

  1. I like the rice and besan combo too. Rice and Urad dal is little harder to press out!:))
    RCI K post is out.

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  2. I too make it with besan and rice flour. it comes out real crunchy!

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  3. I don't have a murukku press but i think i should try to make with my cookie presser.
    I love murukku

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  4. i love murukku but havent tried it by myself since i dont have a press here.

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  5. wow...never had with sesame seeds...should be good

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  6. Nice one Jyo.....Look yumm and crisp :-)

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  7. Love murukku, but am too lazy to do all that work!:-)

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  8. Hello Asha! even I will accept with you about the rice and urid dal combo. Its very hard to press out. I checked your RCI K. Thanks dear.

    Yes Sharmi! thanks for dropping by.

    Try and let me know Happy cook. Thanks in advance.

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  9. Hi Pooja! you can get the muruku machine in any indian store. Just love them. Thanks dear.

    Hi Rajitha! with sesame seeds, it will be very tasty. Next time try this version. I hope you love it. Thanks dear.

    Thanks sirisha!

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  10. Hi tbc, sometimes I will feel same as you dear. Thanks dear.

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  11. cripsy n yummy murukku,i grandma makes such murukku...i just love them...

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  12. Yum! I really have to try this now, you've made it sound so easy, yet delicious :)

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  13. looks crunchy love them all :)

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  14. Looks crisp...I love murukkus very much and will try this one soon..:))

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  15. Oh my favourite snack with evening tea..

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  16. I love murukku, but don't have the hardware for it :(.. so I am just going to drool at your pic :)

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  17. Wow nice post, thanx 4 sharing that. also can u add me to ur blog list

    http://nourishingindianfood.blogspot.com/

    thanx ahead

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  18. Tada;p i am back and i am so sorry for not reply to the comments also,been busy with some issues and did not find time for anything,i am back and thanku somuch for the award,girl,you rock:) and murukkulu gurinchi post chesi naaku ma amma ni gurthuchesesaavu:)

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  19. Even I love them remya! welcome to my blog and thanks for dropping by.

    Hi Kaykat! welcome to my blog and thanks for your lovely words. Its very easy preparation. Try and let me know.

    Thanks Roopa!

    Hi Racs, try and let me know dear. Hearty welcome to my blog and keep coming.

    Hi Seena! have it with tea. Really we enjoyed lot. Thanks.

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  20. Hi Sig! come to my place and have that murukulu. I hope you love them. Thanks dear.

    Hi Swaroopa! surely I will add your blog name in my blogger's list. Thanks for dropping by.

    Hi Alapana! no prob at all. All the people have their own problems. Don't worry about the blogging. This is our timepass only. Whenever we get the time, then only we can do this work. First take care about your personnel life. Anyway thanks for your lovely words.

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  21. I can imagine how crispy it would be! Does sesame seeds add any flavour? Easy recipe of course! Thanks!

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  22. Thanks for posting your version Jyothi.
    Some urad dhal flour will add to the smell and taste.. Rice and Besan is a nice combo.

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  23. mmm..muruku is my favourite snack !
    For a long time i was searching for the muruku press in indian stores..but finally I found Maruti Kitchen Press, on this web site http://www.perfectpeninsula.com

    You need a right tool to make muruku. The job was done like a breeze, just with one hand ! It was so easy to press.
    Wwhen compared to the conventional tool made out of wood or aluminium - you need two hand and have to press very hard and it becomes very difficult to make when the oil is hot :(

    It also came with a Recipe book with lots of unique snack varieties ! For more info, go to http://www.perfectpeninsula.com/KitchenPress.html

    I hope this would be more useful link, for bloggers who are looking for to buy one !

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