Ribbon Pakoda(Murukku) / Nada Thenkuzhal is one of my fav snacks. As kids we used to call it oatu pakoda as it sounds catchy :) When I thought of making diwali savoury snacks to post here the first 2 items I listed down were omapodi and ribbon pakoda, as last year there were many friends and readers requesting for both.


Ribbon Pakoda Recipe - Ingredients
Serves: 2Cooking & Preparation Time: 40 mins
Rice Flour (Idiyappam flour) - 1 cup
Besan Flour (Kadalaimaavu)- 1/2 cupSplit gram dal (Pottukadalai) - 3 tbspButter - 1.5 tbspChilli powder - 2 tspGarlic paste - 1 tspSesame seeds - 3/4 tbsp
Salt - to taste
Oil - to deep fry

Method:
1.Grind gram dal to a fine powder, sieve it once. In a mixing bowl - add rice flour, besan flour, gram dal powder, sesame seeds, butter, red chillies, garlic paste and required salt.

2.Add water little by little to form a soft stiff dough. Grease the press with oil then fill it up with the batter till 3/4th and keep it ready.Meanwhile heat oil.

3.Press the dough starting from the edge to the center in a circular motion in the preheated. Do not add more layers to ensure even cooking.Turn over to other side when the bubbles ceases and cook again till bubbles ceases(shh sound reduces). Drain it tissue paper, cool down completely and then store it in an airtight container.Repeat the same for the prepared remaining dough too.

You can keep this for a week and enjoy this as a tea time snack!

My Notes:

My Notes:
- If you like pepper you can add 1/4 tsp freshly ground but make sure its fine enough to get through the press.
- Also grind garlic to a very fine paste. You can even grind redchillies with garlic and skip red chilli powder.
















Looks so very tempting..Must try your propn sometime..We make from equal qty besan & rice flour..
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
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i am sure the line up is going to be awesome this year :) love the sesame in this, especially.
ReplyDeletecrunchy and delicious!!
ReplyDeleteSowmya
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so crunchy and tempting
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one of my favourites..looks yumm
ReplyDeleteRomba supera irruku, i never tried adding garlic
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. love this version :)
ReplyDeleteLooks soooo....good!!!
ReplyDeleteCrunchy munchy pakodas looks fabulous.
ReplyDeletelooks superb and perfectly made love it
ReplyDeletePriya
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It looks crunchy…
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorites.. by the way, love the cup in the picture
ReplyDeleteCrispy and crunchy snack..yum
ReplyDeleteIt is not tea time yet but your pictures and recipe made me crave for some tea and pakoda's :)
ReplyDeleteI want some now with tea..its raining continuously and these pakodas will go be perfect to eat now!
ReplyDeletewow flavorful ola pakoda,will ur version this time...
ReplyDeletei liked your achu quiet Authentic :)
ReplyDeletebeautifully done...and perfect...
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Looks very tempting, like the cute presentation.
ReplyDeleteThanks for ur receipe i just finished preparing this and it tastes awesome.. I did Om podi also it was awesome too...Thanks a lot... :) First time preparing some snacks for deepavalli... :)
ReplyDeleteMade it today and it turned out awesome...thanks for the recipe
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