Salt Cheedai is also one of the krishna jeyanthi special.This is so crispy and very nice snack.
Ingredients:
Rice flour-----2 cup
Butter---------4 spoons
Urad dhal------1/4 cup
white sesame --2 spoon
asafoetida
salt
Procedure:
Thaw the rice flour lightly until it turns golden brown.
Add uraddhal powder and butter and mix it thoroughly.you can add little coconut milk or coconut water while mixing it together.
Make tiny balls and make sure it is without cracks.
Heat the oil and then fry them .
It may crack little bit when frying,no problem.Still the taste will be perfect.
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Friday, September 26, 2008
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9 comments:
I have the same recipe in my blog too, but I don't add sesame seeds in these. Yours look more delicious and crunchy.
Congrats on the award and thank you for mine.
thanks shri for passing it to me.....have a nice weekend
cool nice easy recipe
Thank you buddies!!
My grandma used to make this during festivals..Tme for me to try..Looks scrumptious.
sweet cheedai followed by salt cheedai, good one! Looks very crunchy and well done, love the colour. congrats on the award.
Always cheedai kindles my mouth to water and ur's cute balls seems look delicious. I had an hand trying cheedai but it got spluttered...
Anyway tactis to make these balls without spluttering?
my goodness.. cheedais are so tough to make. i tried making it and oil spluttered all over the kitchen.. urs looks perfect.. first time to ur blog too and thx for commenting on my blog.
I do remember the sweets we made last year together for diwali, it was fun! really do miss u guys this time... hope to see u soon, do come here if u can
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