Monday, June 29, 2009

Butter Murukku


My kid's summer vacation has started and i have made a long list of munchies to be made throughout the summer and this one topped the list.He likes this murukku a lot.

Ingredients:

Rice flour - 2 cups

Urad Dal/Black Gram flour - 1/2 cup

Asafoetida - 1/2 tsp

Chillipowder - 1 tsp

Melted butter - 2 tbsp

Salt to taste

Oil for frying

Water for mixing the dough

Method:

In a bowl,mix the rice flour,urad dal flour,asafoetida,salt,chilli powder and mix well.Add the melted butter and mix till they resemble bread crumbs.Now add water little by little and knead into a soft dough.
Heat oil in a pan.Place a little amount of dough in the murukku press.
Drop a little bit of dough into the oil.If it rises up immediately,then the oil is ready for frying.
Squeeze the murukku press directly into the hot oil in a circular motion.
Fry in high heat for 1 minute.Then in a medium flame fry the murukkus till they become slightly brown in color and there is no more sizzling.
Drain them in a paper towel to remove excess oil.
Allow them to cool.
Store in airtight container.

18 comments:

  1. Ramya, ne romba chamathu...i love the way u patiently make all the bakshanams. good job! pic looks munchy crunchy!

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  2. Ramya, This looks so crispy and yummy! feel like having them now :(

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  3. Thanx Ann for visiting my blog and for u'r comment.

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  4. Hi Ramya, thanks for visiting me........and u have a lovely blog too. I love murukku but very lazy to make it at home u know!!!! Ur recipe looks yumm!

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  5. My kids fav murukku,just yesterday i did ribbon murukku for the kids as they pester for snacks in the summer holidays :)

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  6. Murukku looks perfect Ramya,cameout so cruchy and crispy..

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  7. Thanx Aruna for visiting my blog and for u'r lovely comment..

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  8. I know Varunavi..My kid too pesters me for snacks..So plannin to try out new snack recipes this summer..Thanx for visiting my blog

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  9. Thanx Vrindha..Butter makes the murukku very crisp and crunchy!!

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  10. Murukku looks so authentic and lovely. I would like to know , how u prepared the urid dhal flour.
    Thanks a lot:)
    Nice preparation for the vacation.

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  11. hi ramya, Your preparations look so mouth watering that I want to be with you to eat all those things.
    Ammavai polave kai manam!!
    Anand is lucky.
    Wish you very very happy cooking

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  12. Viki
    Sorry i skipped that part.Dry roast the urad dal in a pan till a nice aroma comes and is slightly brown in color.Take care not to burn the dal.Grind it in a mixie.Hope this helps..

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  13. CHithi,What a surprise!!
    Thanx for u'r comment..Inga vango..Ellam panni podaren :)

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  14. Looks perfect and tempting..thanks for the entry..Pls add up the link to the event announcement in ur post

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  15. my teddies are still waiting for me to do...and they have a long list too, amma this curry, amma this sweet....all of us at home love murukkus!

    and btw, thanks for dropping by and for the lovely comment; you've got a lovely blogtoo :)
    will be waiting for more recipes....

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  16. Thanx Akal for dropping by my blog..My kid too has made a loooong list of sweets,snacks and cookies to be made for this summer..LOL!!Iam plannin to make a lot of savouries and sweets..Visit me often :)

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  17. Ramya murukku is looking good and crispy.

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