Ingredients
Rice flour: 1.5 cups
Urad dhal flour: 1 tsp*
White sesame seeds:1/2 tsp
Jaggery: 1 cup
Grated coconut: 2 tablespoon
Cardomom powder: 1/4 tsp
Oil: to fry
*Urad dhal flour:
Prepare the flour with 1/2 cup of roasted urad dhal and this can be used for all the other Krishna Jayanthi Bakshanams too
*Urad dhal flour:
- Dry roast the urad dhal until a nice aroma comes out.It should slightly change the color but should not become deep reddish brown
- Allow it to cool and powder in mixie
- Sift the flour and store in air tight container.
Prepare the flour with 1/2 cup of roasted urad dhal and this can be used for all the other Krishna Jayanthi Bakshanams too
Procedure:
Step1:
Mix jaggery with 1/4 cup of water and allow it boil.
Step2:
Once all the jaggery has melted switch off the stove
Step3:
Allow to cool and filter out the impurities
Step4:
Mix all the dry ingredients together (Rice flour, urad dal flour, sesame seeds, cardomom powder)
Step5:
If using frozen coconut thaw it and slightly fry it before adding
Step6:
Now add the jaggery syrup and knead to a pliable dough by adding necessary water.Let it rest for atleast 1 hour
Step7:
Make small balls(Should be slightly bigger than the uppu seedai)
Step8:
Pre heat the oil and deep fry until golden brown.Use medium heat.
Notes:
- Use Rice flour and urad dhal after sifting well to avoid bursting
- Make sure that the sesame seeds is free of stones/impurities
- Allow the dough to rest for sometime
- Sometime the seedais dissolve in oil or become crumbly once dropped in oil.This means that the dough is loose.It should be stiff. Add more rice flour and knead again.
- First make only 2 or 3 balls and make sure that the seedai comes out perfect without bursting.Then proceed with making the other balls
- Use medium heat to fry.This will make sure that the inner part is also cooked.Also do not use very little oil for frying.It will be difficult to control the temperature
- My grandma used to use black sesame seeds.However I used the white variety


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