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| Ariselu |
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Ingredients
- 1 kg Rice
- 3/4 kg Jaggery (grated)
- 2 tsp of Sesame Seeds
- Oil, to fry
Method
- Wash rice thoroughly
- Soak them overnight and remove water completely
- Spread them on a cloth for a few minutes to make sure that the rice is dry
- Make a fine powder of it in a blender
- sieve if necessary and set aside
- The flour should be slightly damp
- Add one cup of water to the grated jaggery and heat it in a pan till it melts
- Sieve to remove any unwanted stuff
- Heat it on low flame till it becomes thick syrup
- Add the rice flour to it slowly and stir well
- Remove flame and make sure that no lumps are formed
- When slightly cool make big lime size balls of it
- Heat oil in a thick bottom pan
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each ball into a thin, round and flat disc on a banana leaf or a
plastic sheet and dab it with a few sesame seeds.
- Fry each one in oil on low flame till deep brown and remove
- To remove the oil completely, place it between two flat ladles and press.
- Repeat the procedure till the dough is over
- When cool store them in a container
- These Ariselu last for more than two weeks.
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| Kajji Kaayalu |
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Ingredients
For Filling
- 100 gm `Endu Kobbari Koru'/ Grated Dry Coconut
- 75 gm Jaggery / Sugar, powdered
- 8 to 10 Cardomoms, peeled and powdered
- 1 tsp Khus Khus
- 1 tsp Poppy Seeds
- 25 gm Roasted Cashew Nuts
- 10 gm Raisins
- 2 tbsp Roasted Groundnuts
- Oil, to fry
For Covering
- 150 gm Maida
- 1 tsp Ghee (neyyi)
Method
- Add melted ghee to maida and mix well
- Make dough of it adding enough water and leave it covered for an hour
- Mix all the filling ingredients and set aside
- Knead the dough and make it into small lime size balls
- Roll them like `poories' - thin, flat and round
- Place
one and a half tablespoons of the prepared filling on the left side of
the `poorie' and fold the other side over and press the ends together
securely
- You may cut the edge with the serrated edge of a knife or with the other end of a spoon to make it look decorative
- Repeat the procedure till the filling is over
- Heat oil in a thick pan / wok and fry two or three at a time till golden brown and remove
- Stored in air tight containers they easily last for a couple of weeks
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| Bandaru Ladoo |
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Ingredients
- 250 gm `Senaga Pindi' / Bengal Gram Flour
- 250 gm Sugar
- 1 tsp Cardamom Powder
- Oil, to fry
- 50 gms Cashew Nuts, fried in a tbsp ghee
Method
- Heat 4 tbs of oil and add it to `senaga pindi'
- Mix well with hand and knead it into dough using water
- It should not be too soft or too hard
- The consistency should be like that of poori dough
- Place the disc with medium size holes in the muruku press
- Fill it with dough leaving space to place the upper part of the press
- Heat
the oil and carefully press the dough, like spirals and without
overlapping, directly into the oil, keeping the bottom of the press 2
inches away from the oil
- Take proper care that the hot fumes of oil does not reach your hands
- Turn it over and remove when golden brown
- Drain the oil and repeat the procedure till the dough is over
- Powder them in a blender, measure and set aside
- Take equal measure of sugar and make light syrup / `letha paakam'
- Add the powdered spirals, cardamom powder and the cashew nuts to it and mix well.
- Turn off the flame and make big lime size balls of it by smearing ghee to your palms.
- Your delicious Bandaru ladoos are ready to serve.
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Salman Khan
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Katrina Kaif
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Shahrukh Khan
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