Ammini Kozhukattai
This recipe has been in
my draft for a month or so. With this post, I think I would have covered
important recipes for Vinayaga Chathurthi. This dish, I would say is a cousin
of ‘pidi kozhukattai’. Very simple to make but it tastes really good. It could
make a great after school snack and left over can be had for breakfast. I was
running out of regular rice flour so mixed red rice flour as well, so next time
I may make it using red rice flour or brown rice flour only just to make it
that bit healthy. You could try a few other tweaks to the recipe too. For
instance, use some sesame seeds in the tempering, or top it with coarsely
crushed roasted groundnut. So here is my basic recipe...
1 cup rice flour
1 teaspoon mustard
seeds
1 tablespoon grated
coconut/dessicated coconut
1 teaspoon sambar
powder/idli milagai powder (gun powder)
Gingelly oil,
preferrably
Salt to taste
Curry leaves
1 green chilly,
coarsely chopped
In a saucepan, combine
the rice flour, boiling hot water and salt to make a soft dough. Add some oil
to make the dough less sticky
Make bite size balls
with the dough and steam for 15 minutes
Heat oil in a kadai and
add mustard seeds. Once it crackes, add green chillies and coconut.You can turn
the flame off while adding coconut
Add the kozhukattais
and add gun powder and mix but ensure you do not break the kozhukattais
Serve!
One of my favourite kozhukattais, love to have a bowl.
ReplyDeletethis one looks yummy ..can you post recipe for pidi kozhukkatai (using arisi upma base)
ReplyDelete.even on the net there are very few recipes fr arisi upma n pidi kozhukkatai all i could find is the sweet version of pidi kozhukatai with vellam base ...
hello, thanks for taking time to leave ur comment. Will post my mom's pidi kozhukatai recipe, she obviously does it to my taste i.e. uses rice flour rather than coarsely ground rice. Will post it sometime soon :)
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