Ingredients:
For kudumulu,
- Rice flour 4 cups
- water 3 cups
- Channa dal 1 cup
- Chopped Onions 1/2 cup
- Green Chillies 6-7
- Curry leaves
- Corrainder or Cilantro
- Cumin seeds
- Mustard Seeds
- Turmeric powder
- Salt to taste
- Oil 3-5 tbs
Method
- Channa dal soaked in water for 3hours and then grind without water. Care to be taken that the mix should be little granuled type NOT completely powder.
- Take a deep pan, Boil water.
- Then add rice flour, salt. See that you are cooking this in low flame. After adding rice flour take a spatula and mix it in the water. Do not mix that like for upma. Then remove from the mixture from stove.
- Now adding water ocasionally, make a soft dough and make small balls or u can make a big ball, and the cut them into pieces after it is cooked.
- Now these mixture must be cooked in steam. ( For this I use electric rice cooker in which the main container in filled to 1/4th of water. And the other container that I got with the rice cooker, I place this mixture and ON the cooker for about 25-30 mins.
- This can be checked, while eating it should not stick to our teeth.
- Now Take a pan, add oil.
- Once the oil gets heated up add cumin seeds, mustard seeds, Turmeric powder. After they splutter, add curry leaves and green chillies.
- Now add onions and fry them until brown.
- Add the dal mix and fry that till it becomes hot and soft.
- Add the flour balls and salt. Mix the whole mixture and heat it for about 10mins mixing it ocasionally.
- Now Railpalaharam is ready to eat.
50mins for Preparation
Serves: 4
12 comments:
sruthi,
chikkudu ginjalu and anupa ginjalu kudumulu are also very yummy. add anyone of these ginjalu when you make the dough for kudumulu. you probably know it but just wanted to mention it.
Thanks for the information Usha...:)
nice reacipe shruthi will try it when i go in rail next time... or maybe amtraxk... hehehe just kidding nice one...:) good for picnics i guess rt?
Hi all,
I liked this recipe a lot, but I was searching for the recipe with chikkudu or anupa gunjalu. I ahd those kudumulu only once at y friend's house and never again. but kudumulu had the seasoning in them and not mixed over it outside... can anyone share the recipe with me? I really loved them....
Hi all,
I liked this recipe a lot, but I was searching for the recipe with chikkudu or anupa gunjalu. I ahd those kudumulu only once at y friend's house and never again. but kudumulu had the seasoning in them and not mixed over it outside... can anyone share the recipe with me? I really loved them....
Thank you all for your encouragement. These days I'm not blogging. But will come back soon.
Shubha...
SO did u try huh??
Yeah they are good for picnic... :)
Vijaya...
I never tried with hikkudu or anupa gunjalu... kaani naku thelisthe... post chestha... :-)
anapakai ginjala kudumulu:
ingredients:
anapakai ginjalu-2 cups
ullikura tharugu-1&1/2cup
allam vellulli paste-thaginantha
uppu-thaginantha
biyyappindi-1 cup
METHOD:
1.boil the seeds by adding pinch of salt to water and keep it aside to cool.
2.take out the seeds and to them add rice flour,spring onion,ginger garlic paste,salt to taste and make a dough by adding a very little water(if needed).
(rice flour should alwz be in less quantity than seeds)
3.now take the dough and make round or oval shape balls (as we make for chapathi)by applying oil to the hands.
4.now heat these balls on steam for 10-15 minutes.
this recipe tastes very delicious when had with pudina chutney.
I also belongs to telangana and we used to prepare this dish at home.I like this recipe very much but need very patience to prepare this.
hi all i know the preparation of recipe with chikkudu and anapakaya. see my blog http://www.indianrecipe4u.com for this dish.
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Kudumulu recipe with rice flour
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