Last week, my friend Savitha's Mother in law came from India, She bought lot of home made snacks where Savi shared some of those. In which I am very much attracted to Maida biscuits ( will post it soon) & Thattai which was differently prepared from my method. I got this recipes from her mil & prepared this.. It is soo crispy & tasty..
Ingredients:
Parboiled rice /Idly rice - 2 cups
Fried gram – 1 cup
Garlic- 2~3 pods
Hing - 1/4 tsp
Soaked channa dhal- 2tbsp
Soaked Split urad dhal- 2tbsp
Sesame seeds - 2 tsp
Dried red chilli- 7~8 or to tastes
Salt as needed
Oil to deep fry
Method:
- Wash and soak the rice for 2 hours or more.
- Grind them in a wet grinder with minimum amount of water to a fine paste then idly batter.
- Add chilli, peeled garlic pods and salt while grinding.
- Meanwhile powder fried gram dhal & sieve it.
- Once rice grinded finely, transfer to a mixing bowl, add fried gram dal powder, soaked chana dal, split urad dhal, sesame seed & hing.Mix it well
- Adjust spice & salt to taste.
- Knead to form a dough, Dough should not stick to your hand. If dough is little runny, then put it on a thick cotton towel and wrap it for an hour to absorb the excess moisture.
- Spread cotton towel over the flat surface, then grease your palm & take a small lemon size portion from the dough.
- Place this portion on the towel & gently press to flatten it to a thin to from a 2~3"circle. Do the same with rest of the dough & allow it to rest for 10 minutes or more to observe the water.
- Heat oil in a medium heat & drop the thattai one by one.
- Deep fry until it is brown and crispy. Store it in a airtight container and enjoy with tea.
Sending this to Aipi and Priya's "Bookmarked recipes" event








hmmm yummy and delicious..
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Thattai looks crispy and delicious
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Crispy n addictive thattais ~ loved the recipes n pics to the core :)
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Would be great to have with curd rice... Crunchy looking thataais...
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite snacks. I am drooling ..... :-))))
ReplyDeleteWe make them too .. very addictive :)
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Thanks for visiting my blog and for your lovely comment.
ReplyDeleteVery nice, unique and innovative recipe. Looks crispy, yummy and tempting.
Love these crispy thattai's...can't stop eating them whenever I get hold on these. beautiful colour and nice clicks.
ReplyDeleteCrunchy thattais looks simply fabulous..feel like munching some..
ReplyDeleteYour Thattai tempts me a lot to bite..
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. My Grinder does not run when little water is used for grinding. What about a Mixie?
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It looks very crunchy and tasty! Yum!
ReplyDeleteI love this ...can munch on nonstop :) ...very tempting pics
ReplyDeleteadd me too to the drooling list ;)
ReplyDeletebeautiful tattais :P thanks for the recipe, shall see u more often :P
I have been looking for this recipe,crispy and yummy snack.thanks for sharing dear.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love the color and crunch in it. Thanks for linking it to our event :)
ReplyDeletecrispy and tempting! Yum :)
ReplyDeleteyummy thattais's, they are my all time fav snack...these pics make me really tempt to have one..
ReplyDeleteHi. Thanks for dropping by and leaving a nice comment. Just browsed through ur site and you have some really interesting recipes here. Thattais look lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteIt has turned out really well , crispy and yummy.
ReplyDeletecrunchy and delicious snack..
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delicious savouries looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteI remember eating something like this way back in my childhood...though I don't know what it's called. Brought back memories!
ReplyDeleteThis one was really yummy and crispy , It was so great of u to offer me all ur preparations.. Lovely
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ReplyDeleteYou can also use mixie only concern is to make the batter to a very fine paste like a butter where wet grinder makes this job easier then mixie.
Thank you friends for all your commnts..
ReplyDeleteSuper a irunchuchu saras.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIrresistable and crispy sanck.
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ReplyDeletewow..this looks perfect crunchy n crispy..
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my mouth waters, my tongue drools and my senses swim with desire for a bite into one of those crunchies!!! Sigh- it is wicked to post such pics and not be my neighbor :(
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I make parboiled rice thattai only,but this method is quite new. Never added green chilli in thattai. Looks crisp and crunch!
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