If you want to try out different crispy uppu seedais for Krishna Jayanthi celebration, you have to give a trial to this crunchy munchy rava uppu seedai..Usually we used to make seedais with rice flour and urad dal, here in this rava seedai you can very well skip the urad dal completely and rava will give a fabulous crunchy texture to this seedais, definitely a real twist to our usual seedais..Take care not to fry the rolled balls immediately,leave them for half an hour in room temperature and fry them in hot oil, your seedais wont explose and they will definitely turn super crispy..You need loads of patience for making this tiny crispy beauties to get a better final result..Give a try friends..
1cup Rice flour (sieved)
1cup Roasted rava (fine)
1tbsp Butter
1tsp Sesame seeds
1/2tsp Cumin seeds
Salt
Oil for deepfrying
Take the sieved rice flour,fine roasted rava,salt,butter in a bowl, mix everything well with a fingers until they turns crumble like texture,add the sesame seeds,cumin seeds,give a mix..Now slowly sprinkle water and turn as a soft and stiff dough..Keep aside for half an hour..
Roll out tiny balls from the dough (if your dough is prefect,you doesnt even need oil for rolling),arrange the rolled tiny balls over a paper towel and keep aside for half an hour before frying..
Heat oil for deepfrying, drop gently enough balls and fry until they turns golden brown,fry them in small batches,drain the excess of oil in a paper towel..Arrange in an air tightened box and enjoy..
1cup Rice flour (sieved)
1cup Roasted rava (fine)
1tbsp Butter
1tsp Sesame seeds
1/2tsp Cumin seeds
Salt
Oil for deepfrying
Take the sieved rice flour,fine roasted rava,salt,butter in a bowl, mix everything well with a fingers until they turns crumble like texture,add the sesame seeds,cumin seeds,give a mix..Now slowly sprinkle water and turn as a soft and stiff dough..Keep aside for half an hour..
Roll out tiny balls from the dough (if your dough is prefect,you doesnt even need oil for rolling),arrange the rolled tiny balls over a paper towel and keep aside for half an hour before frying..
Heat oil for deepfrying, drop gently enough balls and fry until they turns golden brown,fry them in small batches,drain the excess of oil in a paper towel..Arrange in an air tightened box and enjoy..
looks so crispy and crunchy! I want some!!!!
ReplyDeleteits a beautiful twist to usual seedai...looks very delicious priya
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Perfect and delicious uppu seedai.
ReplyDeleteI could finish the whole lot in one go...crispy crunchy and yummy!
ReplyDeletewas actually waiting for ur post..u rock as usual... am making tissss
ReplyDeletewooo so good...
Crispy delicious seedai...different from all other recipe that I have seen...yummy dear..
ReplyDeleteSeedai or cheeda as we call it,looks perfect.One with rava will surely be crispy..feel to grab some.
ReplyDeleteperfect uppu seedai.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea that these could be made with Rava... interesting!
ReplyDeleteGood to have you back Priya. Hope you had a fun break.
Wow.. the addition of rava is like wow :) will give it a try :)
ReplyDeletelooks soo very crunchy and perfect!
ReplyDeleteLoved this innovative seedai
ReplyDeletehmmmm this certainly looks super delicious. Will try making them sometime. Thanks for sharing the recipe Priya :)
ReplyDeleteWish I could grab one..crispy and delicious
ReplyDeleteFav snack all year round..they sure are cuties...
ReplyDeleteAaha Oho
delicious looking snack looks wonderful
ReplyDeletecrispy..perfect as usual priya
ReplyDeleteso perfect...
ReplyDeleteNice crispy and very interesting !!
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Love the addition of rava.There is something new about all your posts. You should write a cookbook, don't reveal your creative ideas like this.
ReplyDeleteI am trying to make seedai for the first time. My mom is more tensed than I am. She says be careful with the baby.It will burst and all that. I am going to make seedai for a dinner party on Janmashtami. Wish me luck Priya!!!
Wow that looks absolutely tempting snack. gorgeous picture that make anyone drooooooooooool.
ReplyDeleteI tried and it came out very well. I used 1/2 cup of oats (powdered) and 1/2 cup of rava instead of one cup of rava.
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't even dare to experiment cheedai recipe. I admire how you do it effortlessly. Thanks for sharing this variation Priya. Hope you had a wonderful time in India.
ReplyDeleteWill try this:)
ReplyDeletecrunchy and munchy snackk..love it..looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteLooks so perfect and yum ...with rava is very interesting
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful variation uppu seedai with Rava.you always come up with interesting twists...
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Adding rava to seedia is such a nice variation
ReplyDeletevery innovative priya. adding rava sounds interesting
ReplyDeleteWow,awesome recipe! Looks too good!
ReplyDeleteIts seedai everywhere. Crunchy and yummy seedai variety
ReplyDeletelooks perfect.. would love to munch some..
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OMG i missed a lot n ur blog...sorry for not visiting ur blog from last some days, ws really bg nw a days...but these seedais make me drooling over them..i wud love 2 have some of them...bookmarked ur recipe aval kesri, made it sm days back, came out awesome...will try these seedais soon...thnx for sharing..tc..enjoy..:)
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