Ekadantanige Modaka...

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It was/is raining modak in blogworld. I thought of adding them to my recipe list too. There ae two ways of making modaks..a steamed modak and a deep fried modak.. You can see steamed modak on Taste of Mysore here..

Here is a deepfried Modak for all of you. We need the following ingredients to make deepfried Modaks..

Skin/Outer Layer :
Chiroti rava/Fine cream of wheat/fine semolina - 1cup
salt -small pinch
water
Mix everything to make a tight dough. Dough resembles chapathi dough you make in terms of consistency.

Alternative way to make skin :
Maida/All Pupose flour : 1.5cups
Ghee or Vanaspathi - 3tbsp
Chilled Water/Milk - as required

Make a tight dough and use it to make the skin of Modaka . It is very imortant to use chilled water or alternatively Chill the dough and use it immediately.

Filling :
grated dry coconut -1cup
Pressed rice/Poha - 1tbsp
grated jaggery-3tbsp
cashewnuts -1tbsp
sesame seeds-1 tsp
Gasagase/Poppy seeds/Posta/Khus Khus -1tsp

Mix everything and stuff it inside the modaka..

Roll out the skin to make circles and stuff the filling and lock them to make your desired shape. Deep fry them in hot oil and offer them to Ganesha and late enjoy them.

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Kaayi Holige and Steamed Kadubu along with deep fried modaka goes to Purva's Krishna-Ganesh Festive Event..


Kaayi Holige :
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Kadubu :
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All of them for  :

14 comments:

  1. Tumba muddagide ri modaka!!
    Ganesha full khusi agbitir tane bidi!

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  2. Nice Lakshmi... btw where did u get gasagase?! i search many times in mustafa and other stores didn't get:( thanks for sharing.....
    Sangeetha..

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  3. happy ganesha festival,..ya u r true,.for the first time saw so many varities of modak in blogosphere..ur looks delicious ,..hppy weekend,..:-)

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  4. Superb Ekadatanige modka.....So many varieties of modaks in ur blog.
    Ganesha will be very very Happy with U.

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  5. It looks like a purse the modaka :) Pretty and tasty one!

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  6. lovely modaks ... hope u saved some for me ;-)

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  7. tumba chennagide ri .. bai nalli neeru barta ide .. hope u had a nice festival

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  8. picture is really good..loved the way you have shaped them!!

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  9. Innovative and pictures looks perfect!

    Very tempting:)

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  10. Picture looks yum..lovely presentation and thanks a lot for the yummy entries ;)

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  11. Your modaks are picture perfect!

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  12. What a great post lg! So many recipes, all reflecting the rich tradition of Karnataka! I am sure you must have ahd a great time during Ganesh Chaturthi with your family withhh all these wonderful preparation. But my favorite was the bonda :) It is impossible to say no to a deep fried mirchi bonda :D

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  13. @ A&N
    u know what ..even I cannot say NO to bondas.. :D die die must la..is local way of telling..

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  14. baayalli neeroorisitu nimma photos:)) neevu modaka jODisiruva style, photoge haakiro border ellanu sooper!!

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