Seepu
seedai is a popular chettinad savory like murukku and thenkuzhalal. In
earlier days this was made using seepu(comb) as there was no appropriate
plate in the murukku press for this. Now we get this plate(acchu), so
it can be made easily without much efforts.It is a interesting evening
time crispy snack that kids will love. When we were kids we use to put
it in each of the finger and eat as we play. Try this instead of the
regular snack and see the excitement in both kids and adults, they will
gobble up easily. This can be stored in air tight container upto 1 month. This snack is sold in chettinad regions and in many stores nowadays.
Finally
i would like to add my other snack recipe collection for Diwali
celebration with this post of Homemade Seepu Seedai Recipe - Thenkuzhal recipe, Omapodi, Boondhi, Seepu Seedai, Seedai, Mixture, Adhirasam, Kai Murukku, Karupatti Paniyaram, Kandharappam, Vellai Paniyaram,Masala Seeyam, Raw rice flour preparation, Carrot Halwa without Ghee, Rasamalai
Seepu Seedai Murukku | Authentic Chettinad Seepu Seedai Recipe
Recipe Cuisine: Chettinad | Recipe Category: Snacks
Prep Time: 10 minutes | Cook time: 1 ½ hours | Yield: 1 kg
RAW RICE – 400 GRAMS | 2 CUPS
THICK COCONUT MILK – 1 CUP
SEESAME SEEDS – 1 TBLSPN
BUTTER – 2 TBLSPN
SALT - TO TASTE OIL - ¼ LTR
TO ROAST AND GRIND
URID DAL – ½ CUP
MOONG DAL – ¼ CUP
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METHOD OF PREPARATION
1.Prepare rice flour and coconut milk. You can refer raw rice flour preparation and preparation of coconutmilk
to prepare the same . We have done it in a traditional way.
Alternatively you can also use readymade raw rice flour and readymade
coconut milk.
2.
Dry roast urid dal and moong dal separately till its void of moisture
andyou get the aroma don't over roast it( if its roasted till red color
then the seepu seedai will not come in golden yellow color)
3. Cool the dry roasted dal and grind it in a mixie jar as fine powder.
4.Sieve rice flour and other two dal flours (Sieve the flour together, I have done it separately to show you).
5. Heat coconut milk very lightly once you see bubbles switch off the flame, if it boils more it will curdle.
Transfer the flours to a bowl and add sesame seeds, butter, salt and mix it, then add coconut milk little by little to flour and mix it if required add hot water and knead the dough.
6.Now grease the press with cooking oil and divide the dove into portion.
I have divided it as 6 portions.
I have divided it as 6 portions.
7. Fill the press with the dough and squeeze it as strips and cut it in same size eg 2 inches
8.Make it as rings as below . Just press both the corners at the edges and connect it . Do not make that portion thick. If it is thick then it will take more time to fry the connected portion, then other portions will burn
9. I have made twenty rings at time and fried it immediately,. Once it dries, it will break. Make it accordingly.
Take a pan and heat the oil.
10. Once oil is hot drop seepu seedai one by one and cook both the sides till golden yellow color (bubbles in the oil will be higher when you drop the Seepu seedai into it once it is cooked there will be no bubbles and when you turn it you will hear the crispy sound)
Cook both the sides till golden yellow color ( bubbles in the oil will
be higher when you drop the seedai into it once it is cooked there will
be no bubbles when you mix it you will hear the crispyness sound) -
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Cook both the sides till golden yellow color ( bubbles in the oil will
be higher when you drop the seedai into it once it is cooked there will
be no bubbles when you mix it you will hear the crispyness sound) -
Read more at: http://www.authenticrecipesofindia.com/2016/04/seedai-uppu-seedai.html.Content Copyrighted to authenticrecipesofindia.com
Cook both the sides till golden yellow color ( bubbles in the oil will
be higher when you drop the seedai into it once it is cooked there will
be no bubbles when you mix it you will hear the crispyness sound) -
Read more at: http://www.authenticrecipesofindia.com/2016/04/seedai-uppu-seedai.html.Content Copyrighted to authenticrecipesofindia.com
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