Kozhukattai is one of the popular healthy snacks
in south india. This kozhukktai can be made in different shapes and method, and
each one will be unique in taste.
I have already posted few varieties of
kozhukattais here in my blog. Now here
is one more addition to that list. Pidi kozhukktai is one of the basic
kozhukktais we make instantly for poojas as neivethiyam or for evening snacks. It
is definitely a guilt free healthy snack for all aged peoples.
The basic ingredient of this kozhukkatai is
rice flour. In this recipe I have used readymade rice flour to make the
kozhukkatai instead of freshly prepared rice flour. Instead of rice flour you
can use idiyappam flour or kozhukkattai flour too.
Please check the below links for the other
kozhukkattai recipes if you are interested.
Here I have given the sweet pidi
kozhukkattai recipe, in which jaggery have used to give sweetness to the
kozhukkattai.
OK, now let’s move on to this recipe.
PIDI KOZHUKKATTAI (SWEETER VERSION)
SOAKING TIME: - | PREPARATION TIME: 10 MIN | COOKING TIME: 10 MIN
AUTHOR: KUZHALIS SAMAIYALARAI
RECIPE TYPE: SNACKS
CUISINE: SOUTH INDIAN
SERVES: 2 PERSONS
INGREDIENTS:
1
cup rice flour
½
cup grated coconut
1 cup powdered jaggery
1½
cup water (approx.)
Ghee
for greasing
2
cardamoms
PREPARATION:
Grate the coconut and keep it ready.
Crush the cardamoms and set aside.
Powder jaggery and then measure the
required amount and keep it ready.
METHOD:
In a pan take water and let it heat.
Add the powdered jaggery and mix well. Add
the crushed cardamom and mix well.
Once the jaggery in dissolved filter
the syrup to remove the impurities.
Then add the rice flour little by
little and mix well using a spatula.
Once it becomes soft like chapathi
dough, grease your hands with ghee and make small equal sized smooth balls.
Or else take a lemon sized ball in your
palm and press a little with your fingers like your finger impressions will be
there. This is pidi kozhukkattai.
You can make the kozhukkatais in any of
these forms.
Place the prepared kozhukkattais in the
idly plate and steam cook the kozhukkatais for around 10 minutes or until the
kozhukkattais are well cooked.
Serve!!.
NOTES:
- Instead of rice flour you can use idiyappam flour or store brought kozhukkattai flour too.
- Don’t add whole flour at one go in to the boiling water. Add little by little and mix with a spatula.
- The amount of water required will vary as it depends on the nature of the rice flour we are using.
- Grease your hands with ghee to avoid sticking before making kozhukkattais.
- You can even add a teaspoon of ghee in the water too while boiling.
- Use good roll boiling hot water to get nice soft kozhukkattais.
- You can add chopped coconut bites too instead of coconut gratings.
- While hot it may be little sticky but, later on it will become normal.
- The colour of the kozhukkattais is depends on the jaggery we are using.
VIDEO RECIPE:
STEP BY STEP PHOTOS:
In a pan take water and let it heat.
Add the powdered jaggery and mix well. Add the crushed cardamom and mix well.
Once the jaggery in dissolved filter the syrup to remove the impurities.
Then add the rice flour little by little and mix well using a spatula.
Once it becomes soft like chapathi dough, grease your hands with ghee and make small equal sized smooth balls.
Or else take a lemon sized ball in your palm and press a little with your fingers like your finger impressions will be there. This is pidi kozhukkattai.
Place the prepared kozhukkattais in the idly plate and steam cook the kozhukkatais for around 10 minutes or until the kozhukkattais are well cooked.
Serve!!.
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