Traditionally we make Ulundu kozhukattai/ Ulutham paruppu kozhukattai by making a spicy stuffing with urad dal.We call it as Ulundu poornam Kozhukattai. Some people call it as uppu kozhukattai too. Chana dal pooranam or coconut poornam kozhukattai, Ellu kozhukattai and Urad dal kozhukattai should be in our naivedyam for Ganesh chaturthi festival. Apart from this, we make other kozhukattai varieties based on our personal choice. I have already made a post about this ulundu kozhukattai under my “3 Kozhukattai varieties” post. But still, I want to have a separate post for this recipe.Sometimes we make this kozhukattai for dinner too.Its a healthy, protein packed dish.I have also shared an easy ulundu kozhukattai version for beginners. Do check it out.Now lets see how to make Ulundu kozhukattai with poornam.
Check out my easy ulundu kozhukattai too !
Traditional ulundu kozhukattai - Dumplings made of stuffing with urad dal
INGREDIENTS
TIPS FOR MAKING KOZHUKATTAI WITHOUT CRACKS
Check out my easy ulundu kozhukattai too !
Ulundu kozhukattai - Urad dal poornam kozhukattai
Traditional ulundu kozhukattai - Dumplings made of stuffing with urad dal
Cuisine: Indian
Category: Festival recipes
Serves: 10 nos
Prep time: 30 Minutes
Cook time: 20 Minutes
Total time: 50 Minutes
INGREDIENTS
1 cup - 200ml
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METHOD
TO MAKE KOZHUKATTAI DOUGH
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TIPS FOR MAKING KOZHUKATTAI WITHOUT CRACKS
- Use good quality rice flour. If u r planning to make by grinding rice, buy raw rice ( in tamil nadu we call as “maavu arisi) ie. the rice used for making rice flour.Its a different quality , not the one we use for pongal.It is cheaper in cost too.
- I use store bought rice flour - Idiyappam flour or Anil kozhukattai maavu. I always add 1.5 cups of water adding a tsp of oil for making dough. For home made rice flour, water quantity may vary.
- Always add the required water while making the dough.If the dough becomes sticky or dry, u’ll get crack.
- Keep the unused dough covered with a wet cloth and then with a lid while u make modakam.
- Its always better to prepare the outer covering after making pooranam/ stuffings to prevent the dough sitting for long time.
- U can refrigerate the unused dough covered by wet cloth be keeping in an air tight box & use the next day or the same evening.
- Pooranam can be prepared the previous day and refrigerated.
- Apply sesame/gingely oil in ur hands every time when u make the shape.
- Last but not the least , do not cook the kozhukattai in idli pot for long time which may lead to cracks.( maximum of 8-10 mins is enough)
- Always place the idli plate filled with kozhukattai after the water in the idli pot starts roll boiling. This helps for quick cooking & also the kozhukattai remains white in color and crack free.
- U can identify the cooked kozhukattai by its shining look.
- Always remove the kozhukattai after it becomes warm.Do not remove when it is hot. Kozhukattai may break.
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