Wednesday, November 26, 2008

kobbari kajjikayalu


Ingredients For Dough

1 cup maida ( all purpose flour)
2 tbs hot oil
pinch of salt
water to knead the dough

Ingredinets For Filling

1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup decicated coconut powder
pinch of cardamom powder



METHOD
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Add salt and hot oil to maida ,mix until maida is coated with oil ,then sprinkle little by little water to make a stiff dough
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Knead the dough for 5 min and keep aside
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Add sugar , coconut powder and cardamom powder to bowl and mix well
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Take dough and make a small balls , cover with damp cloth
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Now take 1 dough ball , roll in to thin ( like poori) , spread a spoonfull of coconut mixture on one half of the circle
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Damp edges of the rolled dough on one half with water , combine both the edges , press and seal like as shown in pic and keep under damp cloth
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Do the same precedure with all the remaining dough balls
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Heat oil in a wide pan on medium flame , drop 4 to 5 kajjikayalu in to oil and fry on low flame until golden
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Drain on paper towel , let them cool and store in a air tight container

22 comments:

  1. Mouth watering snack! Luks awesome will try n let u know.Thanks for sharing.Pictures are perfect n grt!

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  2. hey wow meeru teluga....great to know :)...
    Wonderful recipe, looks delicious...I am missing home...I shall try now :)
    Thankuuu

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  3. Wow crispy coconut kajjikayalu...looks delicious

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  4. Kajjikayalu, is a new term but they look crispy and neat...

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  5. i miss them saagari.....my grandma is gr8 expert in making them.....

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  6. Hi Sagari, this looks yummy! My email address is pallavi.daliparthi@gmail.com

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  7. tempting dish Sagari. You click drooly pics always..

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  8. mmm. delicious kajjikayalu! Mouth-watering.

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  9. Yummy yummy yummy delicious.
    Just imagine the burst of sweetens in your mouth.

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  10. Hi
    First time to ur blog ..U gt a variety of mouthwatering dishes ..Keep up the good work and keep posting delicious dishes ...
    love
    veena

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  11. i have added u in my blog roll

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  12. yummy snack .. i remember eating this during ganesh chaturthi

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  13. This is one of most widely made sweet during weddings. I remebered when me and my sis use to make the stuffing. My mom added cashew nuts, amlonds and raisins also. Simply lucious. Rocking recipe.

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  14. It has been a long time since I made these, a perfct snack for a chilly evening :)

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  15. Kajjikayalu Looks awesome n mouthwatering sagari!Pictures r gr8..

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  16. I have eaten this many a time but never made it myself.Thanks for sharing!

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  17. My neighbour makes these in almost similar ways,except that she uses moulds to give shapes .These looks so crispy ....

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  18. Dear Sagari,

    My apologies for not visiting you in a while... I had lost all my feeds when I had some problems with my laptop and I am still in the process of gathering those feeds again.

    Hope you and your family are well.

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  19. Looks fantastic...I haven't had this in a long long while and your picture is very tempting...feel like having a couple of those right now :-)

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