Janmashtami Wishes to all my friends, readers and who celebrate this great festival. This Krishna Jayanthi is so special to me and i have already shared about the reason behind it here with a small real story of mine. The day where i came to know that i am Pregnant and soon in few months one kutty krishnar or ratha coming to my home, that was one of the most emotional moment that i can't forget in my life. No special words to describe my feelings, only a mother/expecting mom can feel it. Thanks to the Almighty for giving me a lovable Husband and adorable two sons who are the meaning of my life.
Now coming to the recipe, this is my very first attempt in making seedai and hope i got it well. I am yet to taste the seedai but the Kutty Krishnars at home tasted it and said "Yummy". Any other compliment you need?! This seedai did not burst, which was the scary thing with making seedai. My mom had a worst explosion and seedai burst and got her life time scars/mark. So after seeing that i am scared lot and did not took any risk till this morning. But recently saw this Maida seedai on Raks Kitchen and also she mentioned that it is no burst seedai. So am little ok to try it and the recipe also so easy to make. I tried it today morning and it came out well without bursting. Only thing it takes little more time to cook. With the same dough i tried murukku which also came out so well, crunchy and melt in mouth butter murukku.
Ingredients
For Maida Murukku:
Notes:
This seedai takes long time to cook, so cook in medium flame for 8-10 minutes.
It will be soft when its out from the oil, but after cooling it get crisp n crunchy.
Now coming to the recipe, this is my very first attempt in making seedai and hope i got it well. I am yet to taste the seedai but the Kutty Krishnars at home tasted it and said "Yummy". Any other compliment you need?! This seedai did not burst, which was the scary thing with making seedai. My mom had a worst explosion and seedai burst and got her life time scars/mark. So after seeing that i am scared lot and did not took any risk till this morning. But recently saw this Maida seedai on Raks Kitchen and also she mentioned that it is no burst seedai. So am little ok to try it and the recipe also so easy to make. I tried it today morning and it came out well without bursting. Only thing it takes little more time to cook. With the same dough i tried murukku which also came out so well, crunchy and melt in mouth butter murukku.
Ingredients
- Maida / All purpose Flour 2 cups
- Pottukadalai maavu/Roasted gram dal powder 4 tbsp
- Butter, melted 1 tbsp
- Asafoetida/Hing 1/4 tsp
- Sesame seeds 1 tbsp
- Cumin seeds 1 tsp
- Salt to taste
- Water as needed
- Oil to deep fry
- Take flour in a clean white cloth, tie it loosely and steam it in a idly plate for 20 minutes.
- After that, allow it to cool for a while, but when it still warm break the into fine flour. Then sift it using sieve and use the sifted fine flour.
- In a bowl, add steamed and sifted flour, roasted gram dal powder, asafoetida, cumin seeds, salt, sesame seeds mix well and add melted butter, combine and using water make it to a soft and non sticky dough.
- Now roll gently into seedais without giving much pressure and cover the shaped and resting dough using a cloth. Fry in 3-4 batches based on your kadai size.
- Heat oil in a kadai to deep fry, when it gets heated fry the shaped seedais in medium heat for 8-10 minutes.
- Once done drain over paper towel. Do repeat the same procedure for remaining dough.
- That's it...maida seedai ready.
For Maida Murukku:
- To the above prepared dough, sprinkle 1 tbsp water and knead it and put the dough in murukku press with desired murukku achu, i used single star plate.
- Fry it hot oil in medium flame until the hissing sound stops and murukku turn golden brown.
Notes:
This seedai takes long time to cook, so cook in medium flame for 8-10 minutes.
It will be soft when its out from the oil, but after cooling it get crisp n crunchy.
perfectly done.. nice clicks
ReplyDeleteAhhhhhhh so cute love the little one hands its so pretty to look at perfectly shaped seedai very nice.
ReplyDeletethey look so cute. Wish I could pop them in :)
ReplyDeleteso cute lil hands :) seedai looks super delicious and murukku looks yummy and crunchy too :) lovely presentation and amazing clicks :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a sweet story sangeetha! I have something similar like yours related to sri Rama navami. Seedai look perfectly round. Loved the last two pics.
ReplyDeleteas always beautiful cliks vth extra touch..talking abt last clik da..so cute hands..dev feels lazy and moves alot when i try to clik using his hands.N also balls r tempting..
ReplyDeleteseedai looks so perfect and tempting..
ReplyDeleteshd try these maida seedais.. looks yumm
ReplyDeleteseedais looks very nice...they came out perfectly..best part no busting...love those wonderful clicks
ReplyDeletebest way to prepare seedais with no tensions or worries!.. Perfect outcome! :) Clicks are too good
ReplyDeletelovely & tempting seedai..........looks so cute.
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Wow! Seedai looks great and lovely Sangeetha.. Got it perfectly right for the 1st time.. Hugsxx
ReplyDeletevery very lovely and perfectly made murukku awesome, yummy and crunchy...
ReplyDeletethese balls and chakli look lovely,awesome dish :-)
ReplyDeletecrunchy delicious seedai.
ReplyDeletePerfectly done,so crunchy n yummy..
ReplyDeletetouching words Sangee, love this no burst seedai n murukku...kutti hands super dear :-)
ReplyDeleteSeedai looks perfect, I am also afraid about it bursting, have to try this, read your other post too Sangee, very touching..
ReplyDeletewow..this is interesting that these cheedai's will not burst...wonderfully done
ReplyDeleteLovely shots, yes that single word means a lot for us..Love those cute hands with seedais shot Sangee..Maida seedai looks fantastic.
ReplyDeleteYummy no-burst seedai
ReplyDeleteTempting seedai.. Lovely clicks !
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