Murukku is one of a common snack which we make in our
households. There are ‘n’ nuber of versions/types in murukku. We commonly make
thenkuzhal, magizhambu.
Today am sharing the thenkuzhal murukku using idly
rice(puzhungal arisi).
Already I have shared the thenkuzhal recipe using rice
flour. Please check the below link for the
But today’s recipe doesn’t requires any processed
flour and all. You can prepare the murukku instantly with the available idly
rice(puzhungal arisi). Just 3 hours soaking time is enough, then you have to
grind the batter and prepare the murukku.
Kumbakonam kadapa/kadapa is traditional recipe that
are popular around kumbakonam, thanjavur areas.
We can say it as a combination of simple potato kurma
and sambhar but totally different in taste. It perfectly goes with idly dosa. We
can eat with poori too.
Aval Puttu is a easy delicious sweet recipe. Generally
we make sweet puttu using rice and jiggery. But this aval puttu is so easy and
can be made instantly.
For rice puttu we need to make the puttu flour which
involves certain long process. This aval puttu doesn’t require such steps.
Already I have posted the rice puttu here in our blog.
Below is the link, please check if you are interested.
Sweet Puttu
Also below are the few Recipes using Aval(Rice
flakes), please check.
Aval Kesari
Aval Kheer/Payasam
Aval Cutlet
Ok now coming to the recipe.
Aval Puttu(Rice flakes Puttu)
SOAKING TIME: 15 mins| PREPARATION TIME: 5 mins | COOKING TIME: 10 mins
AUTHOR:KUZHALIS SAMAIYALARAI
RECIPE TYPE:SNACKS
CUISINE: SOUTH INDIAN
SERVES: 2 PERSONS
INGREDIENTS:
1
cup Riceflakes
½
cup Jaggery
½
cup +1 cup water
½
teaspoon cardamom powder
A
pinch of salt
½
cup grated coconut
½
teaspoon dry ginger powder(Sukku podi)
1
tablespoon ghee
Few
Cashew nuts
PREPARATION:
Broke the cashews into small pieces and
keep it aside.
METHOD:
First roast the broken cashews in ghee
and keep it aside.
In apan dry roast the aval(rice flakes)
for 2 to 3 minutes or until it becomes crisp. No need to roast till the colour
changes.
Grind the roasted Rice flakes into
coarse powder.
Heat ½ cup of water and allow it boil.
Add a pinch of salt in the water.
Then add the boiling water into the
ground rice flakes.
Mix well and close it with a lid and
let it rest for 15 minutes.
In this time ground rice flakes absorbed the
water and becomes soft and crumble.
Now let’s make the jiggery syrup.
In apan take water and let it boil.
Add the powdered jiggery and mix well.
If the jiggery is having impurities,
just filter the jaggery water once all the jaggery is completely dissolved.
( I skiped this part as my jaagery was
clean)
Then again transfer the filtered
jaggery water in to the pan and let it boil.
Once the jaggery becomes little thick,
add the coconut, dry ginger powder and cardamom powder.
Let it continue to boil for few more
minutes until we get soft ball stage.
What
is soft ball Stage??
If we pour a drop of syrup into water,
we can able to gather the syrup and make a ball. The ball will little soft.
If we drop the ball in a stainless steel plate
or bowl and if it makes sound then it will be hard ball stage.
Once the jaggery syrup comes to this
stage, immediately add it to the soaked and crumbled aval (flattened rice) and
mix well.
Add the syrup little by little and mix
evenly.
Finally add the roasted cashews and
mixwell.
Add a teaspoon of ghee if you like for
extra flavor and taste.
NOTES:
Don’t grind the aval into smooth powder.
Making the jaggery syrup to the softball
stage is very important , otherwise puttu will become soggy and less tasty.
Adding a pinch of salt will enhance the
taste and sweetness.
Don’t add more than mentioned.
The amount of jaggery mentioned gives
enough sweetness. If you want the puttu to be more sweeter, add more ¼ cup of
jaggery.
The water quantity was enough to make
the aval soft. If you feel that the aval is not soft even after soaking for 10
mins, add 2 more tablespoons of hot water and mix.
Adding ghee at the end or while serving
gives awesome flavor and taste to the puttu.
VIDEO RECIPE:
STEP BY STEP
PHOTOS:
First roast the broken cashews in ghee and keep it aside.
In apan dry roast the aval(rice flakes) for 2 to 3 minutes or until it becomes crisp. No need to roast till the colour changes.
Grind the roasted Rice flakes into coarse powder.
Heat ½ cup of water and allow it boil.
Add a pinch of salt in the water.
Then add the boiling water into the ground rice flakes.
Mix well and close it with a lid and let it rest for 15 minutes.
In this time ground rice flakes absorbed the water and becomes soft and crumble.
Now let’s make the jiggery syrup.
In apan take water and let it boil.
Add the powdered jiggery and mix well.
If the jiggery is having impurities, just filter the jaggery water once all the jaggery is completely dissolved.
( I skiped this part as my jaagery was clean)
Then again transfer the filtered jaggery water in to the pan and let it boil.
Once the jaggery becomes little thick, add the coconut, dry ginger powder and cardamom powder.
Let it continue to boil for few more minutes until we get soft ball stage.
What is soft ball Stage??
If we pour a drop of syrup into water, we can able to gather the syrup and make a ball. The ball will little soft.
If we drop the ball in a stainless steel plate or bowl and if it makes sound then it will be hard ball stage.
Once the jaggery syrup comes to this stage, immediately add it to the soaked and crumbled aval (flattened rice) and mix well.
Add the syrup little by little and mix evenly.
Finally add the roasted cashews and mixwell.
Add a teaspoon of ghee if you like for extra flavor and taste.
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