I got this thattai and thool murukku recipes from a Tamil magazine. I actually wanted to make small ones like nippattu which I had in my school days.. But I couldn’t make even sized ones as I am bad in making shapes 😉 To make even shapes, you can try cutting with small round shaped moulds. It was crispy & tasty..I gave some to my neighbor and the next day she asked the recipe ..She told it was too good and her sons liked it very much. I was very happy because this is the first complement I am getting from a person other than my husband:)
Ok ,coming to the ingredients required:
Ingredients for thattai
- Processed Rice flour – 2 cups Or Idiyappam flour
- Roasted & ground urad dal flour OR Fried gram dal powder/ Pottukadalai powder – 2 tbsp
- Fried gram dal/Pottukadalai – 2 tbsp
- Hot Cooking oil /Butter – 2 tbsp
- Pepper powder OR Red chilli powder – 1 tsp
- Salt & water – as needed.
- Chopped curry leaves – a few
- Oil – for deep frying..
Method:
- Take a wide mouthed bowl and Mix all the items with little water & required salt to make a dough ..
- Take a polythene sheet greased with oil.Make small balls with the dough.
- Pat it to make a round shaped thattu vadai on the sheet…(Its better to use a round shaped mould for proper size & shape ).
- Heat Oil in a wok and deep fry on both the sides in medium flame till hiss sound ceases…
- Store in an air tight container and enjoy munching !!
Note
Instead of adding fried gram dal , u can also use 1 hour soaked chana dal..
U can also prick the thatti using a fork before frying to ensure proper cooking.
Ingredients:
- Processed Rice flour OR Idiyappam flour – 1 cup
- Dry roast & Ground Urad dal powder – 2 tbsp
- Butter / Hot cooking oil – 1 tbsp
- Omam / Ajwain OR Black sesame seeds – 1 tsp
- Salt & Water – as needed
Method:
- Mix everything in a bowl with required water &salt to make a dough.
- Take the dough in the murukku maker with single star mould in it and press in the hot oil .
- Deep fry on both the sides and store it in an air-tight container.
Note : The color of murukku depends on the roasted urad dal flour. If you roast urad dal till golden brown , the murukku color may be turn brown. So please roast urad dal in very low flame without changing its color.
yummy, love these in india great snacks
Thattai and Murukku look crispy and crunchy! Shapes are good to me. Nice post:D
wow! crispy and crunchy !! 🙂
Wow…thattai and murukku looks super crunchy and delicious 🙂
Thanku dearies:)
crispy and yummy snacks chithra..
Wow these look super crispy and delicious..perfect for tea time munching!!!
Awesome snacks! I love both. I dont mind what shape it is…just love munching 🙂
Crunchy chips.,,i love thool murukku and raggi murukku.. 🙂
yummy snacks. loooks delicious. new template is good.
Forget abt the shape CHitra..who wants to look at them? all that matters is some gud food and u precisely have that.the thool murukku looks dam gud and so does the thattu vadai..i follow the exact same method for making thattu vadai
Looks crispy and delicous.
Chiyra..My first visit toyour blog…You have lot of traditional and authentic recepies..
Thattai looks totally crunchy
Love those mini thattai and murukku! wud love to try that thattai:)
what yummy snacks! so tempted to forget my resolution and try these two now:)
Nice yummy n crunchy snacks…..
Looks so yummy, crispy and delicious 🙂
looks good chitra
thatai & murukku look good to me…, they look very crispy, only i try not to eat any fat filled yummies…, but it is making me pick one & eat (i have a savoury tooth 🙂 you see! )…, i just can't resist when i see them !
yummy snacks to munch on during tea time
nice tea time snacks…..
I’ve never heard of those snacks but they look really good.
Oh..those murukku..pls send me some Chitra..:D
These look nice and crispy, lovely snacks!
YOu have a nice blog, thattai looks good and thool murukku is dhool.
hey chitra,
yummy crispy eats..would love them with tea 🙂
great t&t glad u are making recipes from other blogs and enjoying it 🙂
Thanku all friends for ur lovely comments:)
Those are my fav snack of all time. Looks super crispy and tempting!
That is my all the fav…my sis’s in-law make them so gud….lovely..
That is my all the fav…my sis’s in-law make them so gud….lovely..
yummy and lovely snacks..nice clicks 🙂
Both thattai and murukku looks crunchy.. great to have with tea. Its long time since i made thattais.
Wish you lived somewhere close to me, thattai and murrukku perfect for evenning tea, right. Wow…its hard to fix at home!! Your version sounds kool.
Boo hoo…i miss my momie:-(.My mom makes these and you reminded me of her murukus….lovely one.Sounds easy and fantastic.Thanks for the recipe!
Woweee looks so white and crispy… they looks very cute and I love thatta murrukku thool murrukku!!! seems so easy to make though!!!
Chitra, this thattai looks so delicious and crunchy, I would love to try this and very soon 🙂
my all time fav snacks…
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