Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Uppu Seedai(Fried Crispy Rice Balls)

Know what you Eat - This is a traditional South Indian fried Savoury and prepared with Rice flour and little bit of Urad (White lentil flour). Not to boast much on nutritional benefits they are very crispy and you can't stop eating once you start. So try to practice portion control on these balls.


Ingredients

Rice Flour - 1 Cup
White broken Urad Gram - 1 1/2 Tbsp
Butter - 2 Tbsp( Instead of butter, heat 2 tbsp of oil and replace it for a vegan version)
Salt - 1 tsp or to taste
Asafoetida powder - pinch
Oil for frying
Water

Method

1) Dry roast the white broken urad gram till you get a nice aroma they are slightly brown in color.
2) Now transfer these into a small blender and powder into a fine powder and pass it through a sieve to filter any big particles.
3) Mix the urad powder with rice flour, add salt, butter at room temperature and asafoetida and little bit of water and make a stiff dough.
4) Heat oil in a pan.
5) Take small amounts of this dough in your hand and roll them into tiny balls the size in the photo and fry them in oil till they are golden and crisp.
6) After rolling these balls, keep them covered so they don't dry up and crack before frying.

Event Participation
1) This dish goes to the Janmashtami & Ganesh Chaturthi event hosted by Purva.
2) This dish goes to Sweet & Savouries Event hosted by Sara's Corner.

FESTIVE SEASON - SWEETS & SAVOURIES ONGOING EVENT

12 comments:

chakhlere said...

those are looking so yummy!!

Parita said...

Hmm looks crispy and tasty..never made these before..must try sometime :)

Priya Suresh said...

I just love this..feel like munching rite now.

kittymatti said...

Looks so crisp and well done...great job!

Nandinis food said...

Seedai is crispy and perfect! Ccccrrrrunch!

Pavithra Elangovan said...

So baaaaaaaaaaaad ur tempting me showing all the crunchy stuffs.

lata raja said...

YUmmmmm! is all i have to say :-)

Unknown said...

OMG nicely shaped and nicely fried too I think you decided to tempt us hummm nice click yaar.

Preety said...

looks nice..small little balls , just wondering are they soft i mean crunchy or on little hard side

Unknown said...

Thanks all for your comments, Preety the balls were real crunchy.

Padma said...

My fav... looks so crisp and delicious

Purva Desai said...

very crispy and lovely tea time snack.....thank you for the lovely entry for the event

 
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