I prepared this sweet pidi kozhukatai on Chitra pournami day and offered to God along with raw mango pachadi , panagam and neer mor. I am very happy, I tried this kozhukattai on my own for the first time. So far my aunty(MIL) was there with me and she used to make all these and I was just a listener. Now my in-laws are in my native, so I was in a position to do it..Thank God, it turned out so well. It dint break, it was very soft as I expected 🙂
Ingredients 1 cup – 250ml
Please check THIS POST for my latest recipe on sweet pidi kozhukattai using store bought rice flour
Rice flour – 1 cup
Powdered jaggery – 3/4 cup
Water – 1.5 cups
Cardamom powder – 1/4 tsp
Grated coconut –1/4 cup
Method
Heat a pan with 1cup of water and add the powdered jaggery to it. Let it melt and strain the impurities if any.
The syrup starts to boil and becomes frothy. Now add the grated coconut, cardamom powder along with rice flour.
Mix well till it becomes like a chapati dough. If the water is not sufficient, add little hot water.. (Keep the hot water ready before this step). First I used 3/4 cup of water to make the syrup, then I added 1/4 cup of hot water. If you feel the water is more, add rice flour. No problem:) Now remove from the flame and let it cool.
Grease the idly maker plates with gingely oil .
Make oval shaped balls with the dough and just press it with your fingers. (U can get an idea by looking at the picture)
hi, chitra, kozhukottai looks very nice, i have never had it, it’s new to me and will make it some time…., good it came out well, you must be a good listener too….
Pidi kolukkattai….. very authentic dish and long forgotten one too. Thanks for reminding us all. Healthy traditional snacks like this make me nostalgic.Lovely pics too.
Thanks for trying my channa pulao dear. I feel happy that u liked it.
It came out pretty well than me dear.
Hugs.
Hey Chitra…thanks for dropping by at my blog and taking time to leave some valuable comments of urs dear…my mom’s name is Chitra…so comment was felt too close to my heart…it made me feel like it was by my mom itself n i treasure it 🙂 ur blog is too gud dear…ur kolukataai is making me drool…i’m sure gonna play my hands soon on ’em…i’ve totally forgotten abt ’em..thanx for reminding…
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