Besan murukku is very easy instant snack with just few ingredients. Perfect for tea time snack or any celebration. Full video post.
Besan murukku or besan chakli is a tasty snack that we all love in our family. Usually besan/ kadalai maavu and rice are available all the days at my home. So this comes handy when Aj asks for some snack. he is not big fan of the ribbon pakoda shape, so doing it as murukku make him eat. Sure there is difference as the texture is different.
With Gokulashtami coming up this Friday (23rd Aug), I thought kadalai maavu murukku could come handy to many of you. I always make uppu seedai, vella seedai and kai murukku only. And appam or payasam any one. This year thought should do different from the usual stuffs.
For safety reasons, never roll the last little batter into balls and deep fry. Also be at safe distance always while handling with hot oil and murukku/ seedai. I will try to update more recipes, something easy and instant for the festival, stay tuned. Meanwhile, don’t forget to check the homepage and browse my old Gokulashtami recipes.
Besan murukku
Ingredients
- 1 cup rice flour
- 1/2 cup besan
- 1 tbsp butter
- 1 tsp oil
- 1 tsp pepper
- 1/2 tsp ajwain
- 1/4 tsp turmeric optional
- 1 pinch asafoetida
- Salt as needed
- Oil to deep fry
Instructions
- Take besan, rice flour, asafoetida, turmeric, pepper, butter, salt in a mixing bowl.
- Pour warm/ hot oil to it. Mix well. Add water and make a soft dough.
- Use murukku press with star shape holes to make chakli/ besan murukku.
- I usually grease several ladles and squeeze murukku over it. Later transfer it to oil.
- Heat oil, once hot, carefully transfer the murukku to it.
- Deep fry until the bubble sound reduce. Flip and cook in medium to long flame until the bubbles ceases.
- Drain in paper towel and repeat to finish.
Video
Notes
- Besan murukku takes time to cook, so make sure to deep fry in low heat for long time to ensure crispy from inside.
- Use small size holes for best results. If it is thick, it tends to cook for long time which affects the crispiness.
Besan murukku method:
- Take besan, rice flour, asafoetida, turmeric, pepper, butter, salt in a mixing bowl.
- Pour warm/ hot oil to it. Mix well. Add water and make a soft dough.
- Use murukku press with star shape holes to make chakli/ besan murukku.
- I usually grease several ladles and squeeze murukku over it. Later transfer it to oil. Heat oil, once hot, carefully transfer the murukku to it.
- Deep fry until the bubble sound reduce. Flip and cook in medium to long flame until the bubbles ceases.
- Drain in paper towel and repeat to finish.
Cool down completely and store in airtight containers. Keeps good for 2-3 weeks at room temperature.
Do you use store brought rice flour?
Yes. I used store bought idiyappam flour. U can use any fine rice flour. Not coarse.
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Thank you for your kind words 🙂 Yes, people are very quick in judging others 🙂
I tried this recipe for the first time in making murukku and out come was great.Thank you very much for sharing.
Thanks a lot 🙂
I tried this and came out so well. Thanks for the quick recipe
Thanks a lot for your feedback
HI,
I tried the recipe, but when i tried to do it in oil, all the mix split up . What should have gone Wrong?
Less water (can be fixed if you sprinkle water more and try again) or too coarse flour.
One more possible reason more butter or oil than mentioned.
Hie any idea what can I use apart from rice floor? I’m looking for a diabetic friendly murukku recipe
You can try this https://rakskitchen.net/easy-wheat-flour-murukku-recipe-diwali-snacks-recipes/