Wednesday, September 4, 2013

Ammini Kozhukattai | Undrallu Sundal | Ganesh Chaturthi Recipes

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ammini kozhukattai
We usually prepare Undrallu Sundal with the left over dough of the modak(kudumulu) and also we make very less quantity to offer for Neivedyam on Vinayaka Chavithi as we prepare lot of other varieties too. Otherwise we usually make this as a snack for evening to enjoy it.During the season of Avarekalu(hyacinth beans) we prepare this with the tender hyacinth beans known as Avarekalu Kadubu which is really tasty. I had prepared this Undrallu Guggillu along with Pappulo Undrallu as the base for both the recipes are same.It is a very simple and delicious snack.
undrallu sundal
We call 'Undrallu Sundal' as 'Regi Undralla Guggillu' but as it is bit unusual name for many I named it with the most commonly known name - 'Ammini Kozhukattai' as it is called in Tamilnadu. The preparation process for this snack is really time consuming as the rolling of tiny balls takes lot of time and it would be easy to make in large quantity if you have some one to help.
ammini kozhukattai

Check out other important recipes for Vinayaka Chavithi:
For a complete list of various options for Ganesh Chaturthi menu, check out here.
    ammini kozhukattai

Undrallu Sundal | Undralla Guggillu | Regi Undrallu Kadubu Recipe:
Serves 3-4
Prep time: 30 mins | Cooking time: 30 mins | Total time: 1 hr
Cuisine: South Indian | Category: Snacks/Accompaniments

Ingredients:
for Rice Flour Marbles:
1 cup  Homemade Rice flour
2 cups water
2 tsp oil
1/2 tsp salt

for Seasoning:
1/2 cup grated fresh Coconut
1/4 cup chopped Coriander
 3-4 Green chillies, slit or 1 tsp Green Chilli Paste
2 Red chilies, broken
1-2 tsp Lemon Juice(or to taste)
1 tsp Mustard Seeds
1/2 tsp Cumin seeds
1 tbsp Chana dal
1 tsp Urad dal
2-3 tsp Oil
a pinch of Asafoetida
Salt to taste

Method:
to prepare Undrallu/Rice flour Balls:
  • In a vessel, add water, salt and oil and let it come to a boil.
  • After it boils, reduce the heat and add rice flour. At this point don't touch the rice flour, leave it as it is for exactly 15 mins over medium heat.
  • Switch off the flame and using a ladle mix it well until you get it into a smooth consistent dough (as shown in the picture). Once it cools a bit, you can use your hand at the end to knead into a smooth dough as shown in picture.
  • Take an empty vessel and apply oil on its base and edges.Take some dough in your hand, and using your fingers make small balls as shown in picture (the smaller the balls, the better the taste.it all depends on your patience).If the dough keeps sticking to you hand, smear little oil to your fingers to continue making the balls. This is the most time consuming process but the end product makes you forget all the pain you have taken while making it.
  • After you finish making all the balls, place the vessel in a pressure cooker without any lid on the vessel. Do sprinkle one or two tea spoons of oil on the top of the balls and steam it for 10-15 min without using a weight (like you would make idly).
  • Once the pressure drops open the cooker and place the vessel aside. You should be seeing shiny balls as shown in the picture.
to do Seasoning Part:
  • Heat oil in a pan and add mustard seeds and let them splutter and then add urad and chana dal until golden brown.
  • Now add cumin seeds, asafoetida, red chillies and green chillies (or green chili  paste).
  • Add rice balls from the vessel and mix it well in medium heat for about 5min.
  • Finally switch off the stove and add salt, lemon juice, grated coconut and cilantro and mix it well.
Serve it hot and enjoy the snack!

regi undrallu guggillu

Notes:
  • During the season of Avarekaalu(hyacinth beans), you can boiled Avarekalu to the tempering and fry nicely and follow the same process. It tastes nice.
  • You can even add 1-2 tbsp. Idli Milagai podi at the end and mix nicely for a more spicy version.

12 comments:

Unknown said...

Nice Ammini Kozhukattai.. nice clicks..

Indian Khana said...

Looks yum ..perfect combo of sweet and savory ...

virunthu unna vaanga said...

wow very yummy kozhukattai dear Prathy... love it alot...

great-secret-of-life said...

so tasty and healthy

Jeyashris Kitchen said...

Simple yet tasty ammini kozhukattais

Priya Suresh said...

Again a fantastic kozhukattais, i can have a huge bowl of it.

divya said...


truly divine..love ur cliks

Raks said...

Looks perfectly done - small and tiny, just the way we like!

Shreeja N said...

Hi!
Just googled for some nice rice flour recipes for my kiddo. Need to keep innovating his 4pm after school snacks! I just loved this. So yummy and healthy. U've got a lovely blog Pratibha!

Unknown said...

Good blog

VijiS said...

As we say "You eat with your eyes first". Perfect!!!

Anonymous said...

Very helpful post, followed and my family loved it!! Thanks a ton!!

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