Caution : Highly addictive high calorie food :)
Here is how you make them :
Easy way :
MTR or any store bought Muruku mix - 4 cups
Ghee(Melted Butter) : 2-3 tbsp
Salt as per taste
Sesame seeds -1 tbsp
Cumin seeds - 1tsp
Omam Seeds -1tsp
Oil for deep frying. Heat oil on medium flame while to prepare the chakkuli dough.
Mix all ingredients except Ghee. Melt ghee and pour over the muruku flour.
Rub ghee and flour well. Take 1 cup of this mixture at a time and add water to make a soft dough.
Take this dough in muruku maker and press them to make long sticks. Deep Fry in hot oil over medium flame till it is golden brown.
Drain them on a absorbent paper and let them cool down before you munch them..er...keep munching...it goes on batch after batch..
Straneous Way :
Rice/Akki : 4 cups
Deskinned black lentils/Uddinabele : 1 and 1/4 cups
Wash and soak rice and lentils separately for 2 hrs.
Drain water and let them dry separately in a shady area.
When both the ingrediants are thoroughly dried they are milled/powdered together to make flour/fine powder.
Use 4 cups of the above flour and follow the procedure given above in the 'Easy Way' omitting 'Muruku mix'
Tasty Benne Chakkuli for you all with little art...
Before I sign off I would like to thank Vani of Illatharasi and Indu of Kaipakkuvam for giving me honest scrap awards. Sorry folks being honest on internet/virtual world is something scary. I mean it honestly. However I enjoyed reading many honest revelations of other bloggers and appreciate them.
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LG, I wish I could just grab it off my screen and eat em all! I love benne murukku. That's one of things I aways request my mom to bring for me when they visit and I carry back after my visit to India. Thumba channagi kaaNasthaide, Lakshmi!
ReplyDeleteYumm!!!just love ur caution..but am ready to had those crispies immediately..
ReplyDeleteBenne muruku super agide ri!! Photo kuda sakkat agide!
ReplyDeleteBayalli neeru bartide :)
Aha - looks like you've been busy in the kitchen making some yummy murukkus! Parcel some here! The problem with some these yummy dishes, is that after taking so much trouble and time making it ...it gets over in no time :-)))))))))))))))))).
ReplyDelete@ Vani,
ReplyDeleteSame here Vani, we too adore it :)
@ Dibs,
Parcel madona anthane idde nodi..kitchen ge hogi nodidre dabba khali. Belligge ella madiddu nam yajamanru ratre odkotha ella khali madidare :D
Hi Lakshmi, nangu irute alwa Saturday varegu ;-)!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMangala
I want those crispy muruku :) Congrats on ur award!
ReplyDeletehey LG,
ReplyDeletelovely pic. I've tasted these ...they are so melt in the mouth types alwa :) great easy recipe ri!
TC
I love them..they are crispy n soft at the same time...just melts in d mouth right??
ReplyDeleteI never made this so far... urs look so good..
Good post in a nice blog.
ReplyDeleteThis time I have decided to buy chakli mane from India. After I get, the first thing I would prepare is benne chakli. Sadyakke yellige barli heli ee chakkuli thinnakke? I am ready to come to your place too ;)
ReplyDeleteThe very name Benne Chakli got my mouth watering ! And then that picture !Nice to read through the second method, but i'll always opt for the first method, hehehehe !
ReplyDeletehmm,mouthwatering,looks crisp and good Lakshmi :)
ReplyDeletehmmmmmmmmm........ Baayalli haakida koodale karagi neeraythu. Haagu santhoshavoo aythu. Thumba ruchi aagide. Naanu enjoy maadide.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Ash........
(http://asha-oceanichope.blogspot.com/)
yummy..lovethis snack with a cup of tea..
ReplyDeletewow Lakshmi hege madi kudo avaru iddare nanu full day tintane irtini. Bayalli neeru tumbide mmmmmmm yum.
ReplyDeletehi,
ReplyDeleteiam from Karnataka, one of my primary interest is cooking.
recently i have started to blog Karnataka dishes. can u visit my blog and if u want to give suggestion , give me.
my blog name is RUCHI BY MGM
url is http://mgmruchi.blogspot.com
Please, please, please pass me some Lakshmi! Not fair to eat them all alone :) Tooooo tempting.
ReplyDeleteI love Muruku,one of my favourite snack when i was at home.
ReplyDeleteLooks crunch and yumm.
Wow.. drooling over the murukku lakshmi! If you wish send this to Shanthi's event at http://shanthisthaligai.blogspot.com/2009/09/event-announcement-dussehra-dhanteras_04.html
ReplyDeleteHI LG,
ReplyDeleteeven I can't stop these yummy things putting in my mouth..........they are just awesome, never made this at home..but going to for ICC..lovely presentation,LG
First time here...nice click..I love chakkli...yours look nice & crispy..
ReplyDeleteThese look so perfect! :) Used to devour them with chai during my stay in Bangalore :)
ReplyDeleteMy Favorite one...Wanted to grab it from there and eat them all...ummmmmm...
ReplyDeleteThis sure is addictive! We always have some murukku in the house :-)
ReplyDeleteCrispy and delicious..perfect snack!
ReplyDeletewow mouthwatering lg!i have just been eating so much murukku,chakli and all during janmashtami!
ReplyDeleteveda
umm ,..u reminded me of my college days,..thy look so crisp nd yum,...:-)
ReplyDeleteWow, these look beautiful and love the cookie cutter you used!!
ReplyDeleteBeene muruku thumb channagi ri..
ReplyDeletePhoto nodi hage tinda bid beku anisuta ide ri.
love murukku anytime
ReplyDeleteMurukku looks perfect... want to have them now with hot tea ;)
ReplyDeleteFavourite munching snack....no one can eat just one will apply to this...looks yum...
ReplyDeleteHappy Dussehra to you and your Family.
ReplyDeletebenne muruku thumba chennagide kanri, next time nimthara try maaduthene
ReplyDeleteOh I am so late to notice this time..but never late to eat.Laksmhi avvare recipes yeno odta idini aadre gothelle,bangalore alli iddaga iyengar bakeryge yen kammi ella..nannu anthu ee post nodi nathara bari eeve tinta edaddu..
ReplyDeleteCrispy muruku & beautiful clicks
ReplyDeleteu seem to be busy nowadays..no updates since long??
ReplyDeleteThats a nice crunchy munchy snack! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWish u and ur family happy diwali,..:-)
ReplyDeleteI liked the way u described the preparation method. I do have a question for you, though. If I were to use Rice Flour and Urad Flour instead of the process you've suggested, what are the proportions I need to use? I would appreciate your suggestions. Thanks.
ReplyDelete@SV,
ReplyDeleteDear sir/madam, please read the recipe. Both the methods are described there.