Have you ever tried murukku/chaklis with Tapioca/Cassava which is also known as Yuca, Manioc,a known popular nutty flavored, starchy root vegetable or tuber. And its cultivated throughout the world from which flour, tapioca pearls are produced. Indian especially South Indians make many delicious dishes out this tuber. I love this root vegetable very much and i love to dish out Tapioca Chips quite often. However this tuber is often used in my cooking. Diwali is around the corner and this year i was planning to prepare some different savouries and sweets to please my family and my near ones. Diwali is a popular Indian festival which i never fail to celebrate even my professional life keeps me busy. And this year, diwali is on 6th november and fortunately i will be at home. So planning so many dishes to prepare for this festival.
Am running this week's blogging marathon with Diwali savouries and sweets, obviously this week's post are going to be some delightful diwali dishes. Coming to this Tapioca murukku, i have been looking for a chance to dish out these crispy murukkus for some occasion. Finally i gathered all the ingredients to prepare this dangerously addictive murukku for this year's Diwali festival. Easy to make, these crispy murukkus calls for just rice flour, grinded tapioca paste, cumin seeds and butter with salt. How easy na, and trust me this murukku makes an excellent munchy and dangerously addictive as well. Dont forget to try these murukkus for this Diwali without any hesitation.
2cups Rice flour
1/2cup Cassava/tapioca/Maravalli kizhangu (peeled & cubed)
1tbsp Butter (room temperature)
1tbsp Cumin seeds
Salt
Oil for deep frying
Cook the cassave cubes with enough water until they gets well cooked.
Let it cool completely, transfer the cooked cassava cubes to a mixie jar.
Add quarter cup of water and grind as fine paste.
Take the rice flour, mashed tapioca paste, butter, cumin seeds, salt in a bowl.
Mix everything well, sprinkle some water and knead everything as smooth and stiff dough.
Heat the oil for deepfrying in a kadai.
Take a murukku press with any nozzle,pinch a small portion of the dough,drop it into the press and squeeze out as round shaped murukku in a greased flat plate.
Once the oil is hot, add the squeezed murukku to the oil.
Fry on both sides until its turns golden brown, drain the excess of oil with paper towel.
Repeat the same process until the dough gets finished. Dont overcrowd.
Fry the murukkus in small batches.
Arrange in an air tight containers and enjoy.
Am running this week's blogging marathon with Diwali savouries and sweets, obviously this week's post are going to be some delightful diwali dishes. Coming to this Tapioca murukku, i have been looking for a chance to dish out these crispy murukkus for some occasion. Finally i gathered all the ingredients to prepare this dangerously addictive murukku for this year's Diwali festival. Easy to make, these crispy murukkus calls for just rice flour, grinded tapioca paste, cumin seeds and butter with salt. How easy na, and trust me this murukku makes an excellent munchy and dangerously addictive as well. Dont forget to try these murukkus for this Diwali without any hesitation.
2cups Rice flour
1/2cup Cassava/tapioca/Maravalli kizhangu (peeled & cubed)
1tbsp Butter (room temperature)
1tbsp Cumin seeds
Salt
Oil for deep frying
Cook the cassave cubes with enough water until they gets well cooked.
Let it cool completely, transfer the cooked cassava cubes to a mixie jar.
Add quarter cup of water and grind as fine paste.
Take the rice flour, mashed tapioca paste, butter, cumin seeds, salt in a bowl.
Mix everything well, sprinkle some water and knead everything as smooth and stiff dough.
Heat the oil for deepfrying in a kadai.
Take a murukku press with any nozzle,pinch a small portion of the dough,drop it into the press and squeeze out as round shaped murukku in a greased flat plate.
Once the oil is hot, add the squeezed murukku to the oil.
Fry on both sides until its turns golden brown, drain the excess of oil with paper towel.
Repeat the same process until the dough gets finished. Dont overcrowd.
Fry the murukkus in small batches.
Arrange in an air tight containers and enjoy.
Lovely idea of including tapioca into murukku! Sounds crunchy and delicious...
ReplyDeleteThe murukku looks so crunchy and addictive.Perfectly made.
ReplyDeleteWow what a fantastic combination Priya, the murukkus look so sinful, will surely bookmark this for later..
ReplyDeleteThis is the ultimate innovative murukku recipe I have read Priya. The murukku looks awesome and what a perfect way to celebrate Diwali.
ReplyDeleteI love tapioca chips, but it's the first time I see tapioca murruku..it looks so crunchy!
ReplyDeleteI saw the cassava root in the store yesterday and I was so tempted to pick it up and try this murukku but resisted as I know these are addictive and I wanted to stay away from these sinful goodies for a while.
ReplyDeleteThat is such an interesting murukku with cassava. This recipe is totally new to me. Murukku look so crispy and delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow, Priya. I want to reach through my monitor and grab those chaklis. They look so perfectly made.
ReplyDeleteWow tapioca muruku looks so nice and crunchy. Good one
ReplyDeleteNever heard tapioca for making murukku. It must be quite crisp and addictive
ReplyDeleteyou know I often use cassava in my cooking and I love the way it it utilized in this recipe. I will have to try it next time I buy cassava
ReplyDeleteThat is a brilliant idea to make murukku with cassave. I need to start cooking with cassava more and this is perfect for this time of the year.
ReplyDeletevery innovative idea of using tapioca flour in making murukku. looking so crisp and just want some munching with tea. color texture is perfect. Hats off to your innovative mind.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Chakalli. You had me running to see the tapioca root just to check if I know it by some other name.I will love to try these delicious muruku.
ReplyDeleteThis muruku snack looks so crunchy and tasty.
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