This time i did not make a perfect spirals like Mullu Murukku, i randomly squeezed and break it and some batches i did like we do for karasev, press and cut it. Anything is fine...don't bother about the shape or size simply enjoy the crispy crunchy and garlic flavored murukku. Best munch for this cold evenings with some garam garam chai.
Ingredients
- Rice Flour 3 cups ( i used store bought Rice flour)
- Gram Flour/Besan Flour/Kadala Maavu 1 cup
- Butter, melted 2 tbsp(you can also use hot oil)
- Chilli Powder 1 tsp(use 1 and 1/2 tsp for spicy murukku)
- Garlic 1 full pod or 8 fat cloves
- Salt 1 and 1/4 tsp or to taste
- Hing 1/8 tsp
- Cumin seeds 1/4 tsp
- Oil to deep fry
Method
- Peel and roughly chop garlic and grind it to a smooth paste using 1-2 tbsp water.
- In a mixing bowl add rice flour, besan flour, enough salt, cumin seeds, hing,chilli powder and mix well.
- Then add melted butter(heat in microwave for 30 seconds), ground garlic and mix well.
- After that using water little by little and knead it to a soft and pliable dough.
- The dough should be too hard or sticky, just soft and pliable one.
- Then divide the dough in to 7-8 big balls and keep covered with a damp cloth.
- Heat oil in a kadai for deep frying, then grease murukku achu with oil and fill with it with one divided ball, close it tightly. Use star shaped achu/plate for making mullu murukku(as show in the pic).
- While the oil get hot, shape the dough in to greased Ziploc or plate or ladle(if you want a shaped murukku or directly squeeze in to the hot oil) and when oil gets hot, drop the shaped murukku and fry in medium hot oil.
- After 1-2 minutes turn other side and fry till the hissing sound stops and murukku turns light golden colour.
- Once done remove from the oil and drain it in paper towel.
- After cooling store the murukku in an air tight container. This murukku remains good for up to 2-3 weeks.
- That's it...super crunchy and tasty Rice Murukku / Mullu Murukku ready.
Notes:
For vegan option ~ instead of butter u can also use any oil, but use hot oil(heat it before use).
Instead of chili powder, freshly ground chili paste can also be added. Soak dry red chillies for 20-30 minutes and grind it along with garlic and add it to the flour mixture and knead it.
Always fry the murukku in medium hot oil, if u fry in high heat, it turns golden brown soon but the inner side will not cooked properly.
Linking this to Diwali Delicacies Event By Me & Priya and to Vardhini's Diwali Bash Event.
For vegan option ~ instead of butter u can also use any oil, but use hot oil(heat it before use).
Instead of chili powder, freshly ground chili paste can also be added. Soak dry red chillies for 20-30 minutes and grind it along with garlic and add it to the flour mixture and knead it.
Always fry the murukku in medium hot oil, if u fry in high heat, it turns golden brown soon but the inner side will not cooked properly.
Linking this to Diwali Delicacies Event By Me & Priya and to Vardhini's Diwali Bash Event.
Awesome murukku Sangee dear :) looks so perfect I love the garlic flavours totally a killer post :)
ReplyDeleteSuperb flavored mullu murukku aks... enakum poondu murukku romba favorite... superb... will try soon...
ReplyDeleteCrispy and tasty looking garlic murukkus with a tinge of garlic. Wonderfully prepared.
ReplyDeletedeepa
perfect murukku, I love garlic flavor.. definitely will love this!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous and perfectly made garlic murukku, love this flavorful and crispy murukku... beautiful clicks...
ReplyDeleteWow.I love garlic murukku.
ReplyDeletelooks so crunchy.. Love the Garlic flavour.. I did it too.. But I used Urad dhal flour..
ReplyDeletenice, flavorful and crunchy murukku!
ReplyDeleteCrunchy and delicious murukku, love the flavor of garlic in it.
ReplyDeleteso perfectly made flavorful murukku there :) looks so inviting and amazing clicks as always :)
ReplyDeleteVery flavoured murukku. Looking very crisp and delicious.
ReplyDeletetasty flavorful murukku
ReplyDeleteYummy Murukku
ReplyDeleteperfect to munch on rainy days :) like the flavor of garlic in this murukku..
ReplyDeleteSuper crispy n favourful murukku,looks awesome!!
ReplyDeleteOMG,am drooling over here,super clicks!!
ReplyDeleteMurukku looks awesome and with garlic flavor, should have tasted superb..
ReplyDeletelooks very very crispy..i m big murukku fan, brings a big pack from India everytime after vacation. I have a murukku maker but i m too lazy to make it myself :)
ReplyDeleteLove garlic flavoured murukkus, would love to finish that bowl rite now..
ReplyDeleteflavorful murukku and lovely header sangee, just noticed it...
ReplyDeletei've tried to make this two times, however it's not as crunchy as I expect it to be. Would you be able to let me know what I might be doing wrong?
ReplyDeleteThanks for trying my recipe! I am sorry that it did not turned out good to you. There are few reasons for the less crunchy or crunchy less murukku...
DeleteSome times the quality of rice flour, so try adding 1/4 cup extra rice flour and 2 tbsp extra butter or warm oil.
Also the oil temperature matters - do not fry in hot smoky oil...it should be hot and fry in medium heat till the hissing sound stops.
Then you have added little more extra water, is your dough moist?
Actually this is a very crunchy and crispy murukku...so sorry that it did not come out well.