without garlic
Karasev is a easy savoury recipe which can be made in a jiffy. As Deepavali is nearing i will posting deepavali recipes in my space till deepavali. Karasev i tried for the first time and it turned so well . We all enjoyed the peppery flavored karasev with filter coffee on a rainy day evening. So go ahead to try out this easy karasev for this diwali . This recipe i adapted from my hand written cook book which I copied from my grand mother before my marriage.
INGREDIENTS:
| BESAN | KADALAI MAAVU | 1 CUP |
| RICE FLOUR |ARISI MAAVU | 1 CUP |
| BLACK PEPPER | 2 TSP |
| SALT | AS NEEDED |
| BUTTER(SOFTENED) | 2 TBLSP |
| OIL | TO DEEP FRY |
| ASAFOETIDA | A PINCH |
METHOD:
- Sieve both the flour ( besan and rice flour ) together for even mixing.
- Add salt and add the softened butter.
- Pound the black pepper in a mortar and pestle or a mixer coarsely.
- Mix it well and knead it into a pliable soft dough by adding water to this slowly.
- Do not add too much water and do not make it too stiff also.
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- Heat oil in a deep pan. Check the oil by dropping a small piece of dough into the oil. When it comes up immediately then the oil is in the right consistency.
- Take a small of dough and press it into a murukku presser using the thenkuzhal achu.
- Do not over do. Just make 2 rounds.
- Flip this after few minutes.
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- When the oil sound sizzles take it out from the oil and drain the excess oil in a kitchen towel.
- Repeat this for the rest of the dough.
- When it is cool , break them into small pieces and enjoy karasev with hot coffee as we did.
Note:
- You can add 1 tsp of black pepper and 1/2 tsp of red chilli powder.
- Do not add too much butter as it will make the karasev break while making itself.
- Instead of butter hot oil can also be added.
- If you want to add garlic, just pound this nicely with black pepper.
- Do not make the black pepper slightly big. It will get stuck while pressing them in the achhu.
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