Thursday, August 13, 2009

Muthusaram/Mullu Murukku


I made this snack for Janmashtami/Krishna Jayanthi.
Ingredients:

Rice flour - 2 cups
Besan /Chickpea Flour - 1/2 cup
Urad dal Flour - 1/2 cup
Chilli Powder - 1 1/2 tsp
White/Black Sesame seeds - 2 tsp
Asafoetida - 1/2 tsp
Butter - 2 Tbsp
Salt to taste
Oil for deep frying - about 3 cups
Water for making the dough


Method:

Mix all the flours together.Add the chilli powder,salt,asafoetida,sesame seeds and required amount of salt.
Melt the butter and add to the flour.Add water little by little till it becomes a smooth dough.
Place the star shaped disc in the murukku press.Fill the dough upto three-quarters of the press.
Heat the oil in a deep pan.
When the oil is hot enough,hold the press over the oil and squeeze the handles of the press in a circular motion.
Cook for sometime.Then turn over the murukku and fry for sometime.
When they become golden brown in color,remove from oil and drain on paper towels.

32 comments:

  1. WOW!!! Ramya they look so crisp n crunchy... too good dear... feel like having some :)

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  2. Wow thats looking so good and perfect.. yummy..

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  3. Fantastic! how do u manage to do all this deep fry bakshanams in this condition dear? take care

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  4. oh krishnar ka?? ok ok..happy krishna Jayanthi!!!

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  5. Hmm..looks superb !!wish to taste some :)

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  6. Hmm..looks superb !!wish to taste some :)

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  7. Wow...murukku cameout so perfect Ramya,happy janmashtami..

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  8. murukku nallaaa muru muru-nnu irukku, I love murukku, will finish a tin in an hour :)

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  9. Kitty,Happy Krishna jayanthi to u too!!

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  10. Thanx Vrindha!!Happy Janmashtami to u!!

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  11. Thanx Akal and congrats on u'r award!!Njoy!!
    Naanum gaali panniduven..But ippo somehow controlling my craving due to my preg as i dont want to get inflated much :)

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  12. Mullumurukku seems so homely n cute. Happy Krishna Jeyanthi dear!

    P.s:
    I welcome you to participate in the 'side dish for chapathi' event.
    http://elitefoods.blogspot.com/2009/08/announcing-event-side-dish-for-chapathi.html
    Cheers,
    Viki.

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  13. Oh Boy!Is that tempting or what?I always stay away from making these traditional dishes..I have a notion that they are very difficult!You make it look easy:)May be I shud take the plunge:D

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  14. Looks so cripsy,my daughters fav :)

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  15. Crispy and crunchy muruku..love it..:)

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  16. Thanx Viki!!I will def send a few entries for u'r event..Happy Hosting!!

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  17. Thanx Shri!!This murukku is so simple to make..Not that tuf..Try it out

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  18. Thanx Parita,Varunavi and Divya

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  19. Hi Ramya,

    First time at your blog..gr8 work..keep going...
    This Murukku looks so crispy.

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  20. pls accept a gift from my blog dear

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  21. This is one of my faves, you reminded me I haven't had it in a long while, sigh :-( , the mullu murrukku looks fantastic !

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  22. mouthwatering. love this post. :)

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