Saturday 14 October 2017

DIWALI AND ITS DELICACIES....HOME MADE -3

DIWALI AND ITS DELICACIES....HOME MADE -3
One of the Diwali delicacy icon....even depicted on cracker boxes to show "chakri", is a recipe which will make your head go round n round while making and also if it does not turn out good. That’s CHAKLI....a fried savoury made from mix of rice, pulses and spices. The roasting style gives it the name Bhajani Chakli.
This chakli can be made in different combinations like -
Roasted rice pulses and spices
Only Rice butter and mild spices
Rice besan and methi
Rice pulses spices and butter.
Chakli is also called "Murrukku" in south, "Chakri" in gujarat.
It is best eaten as a snack all round the year, but Diwali time it tastes different. Yes, don’t believe ? Try this Diwali and experience the spicy, crispy Chakli.









Recipe (courtesy Madhavi Mane)
Kolam rice – 500gm
Gram Dal (chana dal) – 125gm
Moong Dal – 50gm
Urid dal white – 50gm
Corriander Seeds dhania whole) – 50gm
Cumin (jeera) – 50gm
Sesame seeds white (til)- 25gm
Chilly powder – 25gm
Salt – as per taste (25gm)
R.Oil for mixing – 50ml
R.oil for frying – 500ml
Preparation
Wash and dry rice. Roast all other ingredients (dals, spices). Once rice is dry, roast it for 10minutes till it changes color. Grind all ingredients together.
Make a dough by adding warm oil, mix properly. Add warm water for making dough. The dough should be soft enough to press through the Chakli dye.
Brush the dough with oil, and make small portions to fit in the dye. Press the dye handle while making circular motion to make a perfect Chakli (use butter paper to for putting chakli rounds). Heat oil, leave one by one chakli rounds and fry till dark golden brown. Remove on paper to soak excess oil. Do not put in tin/container till completely cooled.

On the first day of Diwali, after having bath with scented herbal powder “Uttana” and the nostalgic MOTI Chandan soap, a traditional way of morning breakfast will consist of Chakli, Besan Ladoo, Coconut Karanji, Sev, Anarse. Yummy it is !😋😋












Enjoy a Bright Noiseless Diwali.

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