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Like many people, I too follow Samaithu Par of Meenakshi Ammal for many of my recipes, especially for the Bakshanams and a few sweets, but, I definitely add a twist and I have shared how I made those recipes myself. A few of the recipes are tried from different books and from different websites and ofcourse there too I have added my own twist and ingredients have been altered according the taste of family.

I am always open to criticisms and if you try the recipes and find them appealing to your taste do share it and if not pls dont forget to share that too.

Thanks to all those inspiring cooks of my family which includes my paatis (grand mothers), mom, mil, my co-sisters, my friends who are great cooks and who have some specialized dish of their own.

Thursday, April 15, 2010

I am adding this recipe for the ICC contest by Srivalli for the month of March.

I normally make murukku with bengal gram and rice flour. The ingredient that is given is slightly different from what I normally make. But still, I added the extra ingredient to my regular murukku recipe. The extra ingredient is sago which is to be soaked in curd for about 2 hours (I got the bigger variety). My mom said, that instead of using it in the flour mixture grind the soaked sago so that it wont get struck while squeezing the murukku.


Ingredients used as given by Srivalli
Rice Flour  2 cups
Besan flour  1/2 cup
Fried gram flour - 1/2 cup
Sago - 1/2 cup
Salt to taste (rock salt 1 tbsp soaked in 1/4 cup of water)
Curd - 50 gms (half of half cup)(unsour curd)
Chile powder - 1/2 tsp or as per taste (I avoided it)

Ingredients I added:
Moong Dal flour - 1/2 cup
Jeera - 2 tbsp
Cardamom powder - 2 pinches
Butter (unsalted cooking butter) - 1/4 cup
Asafodeita - 1/2 inch piece(soaked in water)salt water, asafodeita water


Used Sundrop lite oil for frying.


Method to make Sago Murukku:

In a shallow basin, I added rice flour, bengal gram flour, fried gram flour, moong dal flour, Cardamom Powder,Jeera, Salt water, Asafodeita water, butter and blended all together. Then I added the ground Sago paste. Added a little more water to make the dough to a soft ball like. Using the Mullu Murukku achu I squeezed the murukkus in hot oil. When they were golden brown I removed from flame.

Usage of butter and the curd bought out crispy murukkus.
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Posted by Rajmi Arun On 2:39 PM 8 comments

8 comments:

simply.food said...

My 1st visit here.Following your blog.Murukus look so delectable and yummy.

Monika said...

looks yummy

Rajmi said...

Hi Simply food,
Thanks for visiting my blog and thanks for following my blog too.

Rajmi said...

Hi Monica,
Thanks a lot

Life is beautiful!!! said...

Looks different but beautiful :) Happy blogging!!!

Rajmi said...

Hi Life is beautiful,
Thanks, I just made it in a jiffy. Thank God it turned out well.

Swathi said...

Rajmi
Muruku, looks really good,

Rajmi said...

Hi Swathi,
Thanks a lot.

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    A foodie who love to experiment new dishes and new tastes, got into sharing that I have prepared with friends and family resulted in starting a blog. It have now become a website with about 700 odd recipes. Most of them tried and tested from various books which includes Samaithu par and also different books of Mallika Badrinath. A few from the different woman's magazines too. But I have made definite changes to a few lot of recipes to accommodate my taste and my family's taste.