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Recipes - Rice Chakli

  •   Elizabeth Noronha
  •   Mangalore/Dubai

Ingredients:
1 kg. raw rice
¼ kg. boiled rice
Coconut juice of 1 coconut
200 gms. urad dal
50 – 100 gms. roasted rice powder
Salt to taste
2 tbsp. til
Oil for frying

Method:
Soak rice for 2 – 3 hours and then grind with coconut juice. Roast urad dal and powder it. Knead the ground rice with urad dal and roasted rice powder. Add salt and til and mix well. Put in a chakli mould, make chaklis and fry till brown.

Comment on this article

  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Dec 09 2014

    cicilia,mysore,Raw and boiled Rice are to grind,but see that raw Rice sticks bit more so seperately grind them.later mix it together.later follow as in recipe.means roasted urad dal and roasted Rice powder(you get it in Indian shop)or you can roast self.hope you got it.

  • cecilia, mysore

    Mon, Dec 08 2014

    u did not mention anything abt boiled rice..is this to be ground or roast and powder it..

  • Vanita Lobo, Mangalore / Mumbai

    Wed, Jan 08 2014

    You have mentioned 50 - 100 grams roasted rice powder, which rice is it? Boiled or Raw.

  • HILDA PINTO, KOWDOOR/MUMBAI

    Mon, Jan 07 2013

    great.......... ji


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