Omapodi is a South Indian snacks, prepared using besan and rice flour. We add omam or Ajwain to it to get a fine flavour. Omam is very good for health.
Thanks to Helen for the Murukku Presser.....
Thanks to Helen for the Murukku Presser.....
Ingredients
Besan – 2 cups
Omam -15 gms (powdered)grind it in Mixie
Salt – 1 tsp ( to taste)
Asafoetida – 1/2 tsp
Butter or ghee – 1 tbl spoon
Oil – for deep frying
METHOD:
METHOD:
- Mix besan , rice flour, omam powder, butter, asafoetida & salt with water and make it into a thick paste like batter but a soft one.
- Heat the oil in the kadai.Test how hot it is by dropping a pinch of dough into it – if it sinks, the oil hasn’t become hot enough. If the dough springs to the top with bubbles all around it, then the oil is just ready.
- In your muruku press place the oma podi plate and load
- the dough and press it directly into the hot oil. Fry it untill it is golden yellow and crispy.
- Crispy omapodi is ready. Allow it to cool and store it in an air tight container.
- We can make little variations to make it taste different.
- Along with omam powder add 1 tsp of chilly powder and prepare the batter.
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oh love this...lovely colour... Always used to buy it when in Chennai...but here in Egypt, since we dont get it in shops, make it at home...
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looks so crispy n yumm!!
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ReplyDeleteYummy yummy snack, I munch this a lot. Thank you for linking with Any One Can Cook :)
ReplyDeleteSo crispy and yummy snack !!!
ReplyDeleteA cup of tea and this yummy, crunchy, beautiful snack...heavenly!!
ReplyDeleteHaven t tried this yet..your version sounds perfect n yummy..
ReplyDeleteTasty appetite
This is such a beautiful work, I know how hard it is...lot of work, but worth it. Om podi is my Dad fav'...but I never attempted to experiment...now I can try this out with confidence.
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