If you do not have flour mill nearby, purchase rice powder. Grind the dal items nicely in a mixer grinder. Seive it using a jalladai. Mix this with rice flour
Lightly heat butter till it melts and mix with the flour
Add salt, sesame and mix thoroughly
Split the flour into 2 portions (To maintain color consistency of manakombu, prepare dough separately 2 times)
Mix water with first portion and prepare a dough
Heat oil in a pan for frying
Put the dough in a kuzhal and press it to over the oil in frying pan
Hi, the bakshanam looks yummy. I used store bought flour for all 3. When I try to press the kuzhal, the dough is not falling. After several attempts at pressing, I gave up. Can you please tell me where / what is the problem? Thanks.
In this 4 th point in preparation column raw rice flour measurement will vary with raw rice right?? Then how measurement should be taken if store bought flour ??
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ReplyDeletethe bakshanam looks yummy. I used store bought flour for all 3. When I try to press the kuzhal, the dough is not falling. After several attempts at pressing, I gave up. Can you please tell me where / what is the problem?
Thanks.
Is the dough hard? Mix some oil/water and make it soft
DeleteThe trick is that you need to mix the flour with water in small batches. Once it is soaked in water for sometime, the dough will become hard.
ReplyDeleteIn this 4 th point in preparation column raw rice flour measurement will vary with raw rice right?? Then how measurement should be taken if store bought flour ??
ReplyDeleteGood question, then take all three flours in the powder form whether brought from the store or ground in-house.
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