Ingredients:
Rice Flour 3 Cups
Urad Dal 1 Cup
Sesame Seeds 1 tsp
Cumin Seeds 1/8 tsp
Butter 2 Tbsps
Salt to taste
Oil for deep frying
Urad Dal 1 Cup
Sesame Seeds 1 tsp
Cumin Seeds 1/8 tsp
Butter 2 Tbsps
Salt to taste
Oil for deep frying
Method of preparation:
Warm up the butter and keep aside.
Roast and grind the urad dal into fine powder along with cumin seeds.
Roast and grind the urad dal into fine powder along with cumin seeds.
In a mixing bowl, sift rice flour and ground urad dal.
Stir in sesame seeds and salt.
Slowly pour the warm butter into the mixing bowl and mix well with a spatula.
Add enough water to the mixture and knead to form a soft loose dough.
Stir in sesame seeds and salt.
Slowly pour the warm butter into the mixing bowl and mix well with a spatula.
Add enough water to the mixture and knead to form a soft loose dough.
Insert a handful of dough into murukulu maker / muruku press.
Choose the disc with cirular perforations in it.
Spread a plastic wrap or a tissue on a table.
Slowly press and move the muruku maker in circular motion to let the strings drop onto the plastic wrap.
Form a small 3 – 4 inch disks with the dough.
Choose the disc with cirular perforations in it.
Spread a plastic wrap or a tissue on a table.
Slowly press and move the muruku maker in circular motion to let the strings drop onto the plastic wrap.
Form a small 3 – 4 inch disks with the dough.
Heat oil in a deep frying pan on medium – low heat.
Slowly drop the prepared minapa jantikalu into hot oil.
Deep fry the minapa jantikalu until light golden color on both sides and remove onto a absorbent paper.
Make sure the jantikalu are light and crisp, else deep fry again till crispy enough.
Repeat the same with any leftover jantikulu.
Store tight in a jar and jantikalu stays fresh for couple of weeks.
Store in a freezer to extend the shelf life.
Serve minapa jantikalu as a tea time snack.
Slowly drop the prepared minapa jantikalu into hot oil.
Deep fry the minapa jantikalu until light golden color on both sides and remove onto a absorbent paper.
Make sure the jantikalu are light and crisp, else deep fry again till crispy enough.
Repeat the same with any leftover jantikulu.
Store tight in a jar and jantikalu stays fresh for couple of weeks.
Store in a freezer to extend the shelf life.
Serve minapa jantikalu as a tea time snack.
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