Seedai Recipe
Ingredients:
2 cups - rice flour
2 tbsp - urad dal
1/2 cup - coconut, grated
1 tsp - sesame seeds
1 tsp - cumin seeds
2 to 3 pinches - asafoetida
1 tbsp - butter, softened
oil to deep fry
Method:
For Flour:
1. Wash and drain basmati rice.
2. Spread out on a large absorbent cloth, till moisture is almost gone.
3. Grind in a mixie to a fine powder, or grind to a flour in a flour mill.
4. Roast gram dal with a tsp of ghee, stirring over low flame, till light pink in colour.
5. Grind to a fine powder in a small dry electric mixie.
To make Seedai:
1. Take mentioned measures of the flours.
2. Mix coconut, cumin, butter, asafetida, salt, sesame.
3. Add water carefully, making a stiff dough.
4. Mould dough into smooth small balls.
5. Dry them over an absorbent cloth, till quite hard.
6. Deep fry in hot oil over low flame, few at a time, till crisp and golden.
7. Drain on an absorbent kitchen paper.
8. Cool completely before storing in airtight container.
2 cups - rice flour
2 tbsp - urad dal
1/2 cup - coconut, grated
1 tsp - sesame seeds
1 tsp - cumin seeds
2 to 3 pinches - asafoetida
1 tbsp - butter, softened
oil to deep fry
Method:
For Flour:
1. Wash and drain basmati rice.
2. Spread out on a large absorbent cloth, till moisture is almost gone.
3. Grind in a mixie to a fine powder, or grind to a flour in a flour mill.
4. Roast gram dal with a tsp of ghee, stirring over low flame, till light pink in colour.
5. Grind to a fine powder in a small dry electric mixie.
To make Seedai:
1. Take mentioned measures of the flours.
2. Mix coconut, cumin, butter, asafetida, salt, sesame.
3. Add water carefully, making a stiff dough.
4. Mould dough into smooth small balls.
5. Dry them over an absorbent cloth, till quite hard.
6. Deep fry in hot oil over low flame, few at a time, till crisp and golden.
7. Drain on an absorbent kitchen paper.
8. Cool completely before storing in airtight container.
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Lalitha
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said this on 12 Aug 2009 2:38:08 AM EST
Rice flour should be roasted (dry) to remove alll moisture and thn seived. urad dhall powder should also be seived. dissolve hing in water and pass it thru a cloth and use onlyt he strained water to prevent any spluttering duringh he frying process.this will also come well in ordinary raw rice but if there are stones or dust in rice then it will splutter when being fried.basmati rice will change the traditonal taste.
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