Ribbon Pakoda Recipe with step by step pictures
I have written here many times that Amma has a brown covered Diary where she has written down recipes from various magazines. I love browsing through those pages and many a times I ask her if a certain recipe will work out or what changes can be made.
This Ribbon Pakoda Recipe is something that I have been eyeing for a while and this one was written in that diary for reference ages ago when amma used to make it regularly.
Store bought snacks were not preferred and it was amma who used to stock up various savories and sweets that went into the snack box for school.
Ribbon pakoda is also known by the names – Ola Pakoda, Nada Thenkuzhal, Nada Murukku.
This Ribbon Pakoda Recipe is for Blogging Marathon #95, Week 3, Day 1 under the theme Deep fried love.
Step by step method to prepare Ribbon Pakoda Recipe
Take the rice flour, besan,powdered roasted gram dal [pottukadalai maavu] , salt, sesame seeds, red chili powder,asafoetida poswder in a bowl.
Add butter, hot oil and mix carefully.Add water little by little and make a slightly stiff and non sticky dough
Fit the murukku press with the ribbon pakoda plate and grease the press. Take a portion of the dough and press into hot oil. Fry till the ribbon pakoda is golden brown. Drain and remove from oil.
Serve immediately / store in air tight container once cooled.
Note:
- If the dough is too stiff,you will not be able to press it out. Add a few sprinkles of water and knead again and try.
- Cover the dough until a batch is being fried.
- The oil should not be too hot. Keep the flame in medium while frying.
- You can use pepper powder instead of red chili powder.
- Also cumin seeds can be used instead of sesame seeds.
- 1 cup Rice Flour
- 1/2 cup Besan
- 1 tablespoon Roasted gram flour
- 1 tablespoon Unsalted butter
- 1 teaspoon Hot Oil
- 1 teaspoon Black sesame seed
- 1/2 teaspoon Red chili powder
- A Large pinch Asafoetida powder
- Salt to taste
- Oil to deep fry
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Take the rice flour, besan,powdered roasted gram dal [pottukadalai maavu] , salt, sesame seeds, red chili powder , asafoetida powder in a bowl.
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Add butter, hot oil and mix carefully.Add water little by little and make a slightly stiff and non sticky dough
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Fit the murukku press with the ribbon pakoda plate and grease the press. Take a portion of the dough and press into hot oil. Fry till the ribbon pakoda is golden brown. Drain and remove from oil.
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Serve immediately / store in air tight container once cooled.
- If the dough is too stiff,you will not be able to press it out. Add a few sprinkles of water and knead again and try.
- Cover the dough until a batch is being fried.
- The oil should not be too hot. Keep the flame in medium while frying.
- You can use pepper powder instead of red chili powder.
- Also cumin seeds can be used instead of sesame seeds.
Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing this BM#95
Seriously i feel like munching these crispy pakodas, weather is too chilled to have something crispy and deep fried.. Tempting me to the core.
Good old days when most of the snack were homemade!! Miss those days. Ribbon pakoda has turned out so good.
Crispy and crunchy ribbon pj! homemade is always best, there is nothing close to equal to compare the taste and quality of it with!!!
So t rue our moms never bought snacks from the stores.. everything homemade, don;t know how they managed everything so well. Your ribbon pakodas looks so crunchy and tempting!!
LOVE this crispy and crunchy ribbon pakoda. Great to have with some tea. My kids will love these too.
People of all ages would like to much on homemade snacks like these. These are usually gone in no time when made in my home. 🙂
These crispy crunchy pakoda are my all time favourite. With a cup of coffee and a platter of ribbon pakoda, I am in heaven.
perfect crispy and crunchy snack and pretty ribbons just would make you want to keep grabbing I would think
Oh its my favorite snack PJ, you have got it made so good…craving for some right now..
ribbon pakora came out so crunchy and perfect. a must-have recipe to make on upcoming festival Holi.