Uppu Seedai is the most popular traditional southindian snack prepared during gokulashtami/Krishna Jayanthi/Janmashtami. We all will have a craving to eat something crunchy many times, this is one of that easy snack which can quench the craving. There are many variations in making this really crunchy. I will share one such recipe which will remain crunchy even for a month when stored in a air tight container.
Every kid will be fond of this savoury, there is a sweet version of seedai also which is called vella seedai.This can be had as a evening snack along with tea/coffee. Instead of giving the unhealthy packaged chips items always prepare this in home and see the happiness in your kids
Finally i would like to add my other snack recipe collection for Diwali celebration with this post of Seedai recipe - Omapodi, Boondhi, Seepu Seedai, Mixture, Adhirasam, Kai Murukku, Karupatti Paniyaram, Kandharappam, Vellai Paniyaram,Masala Seeyam, Raw rice flour preparation,Thenkuzhal Murukku
Uppu Seedai
Recipe Cuisine: Chettinad | Recipe Category: Snacks
Prep Time: 10 minutes | Cook time: 60 minutes | Yield: 1 kg
FRIED GRAM – ¾ CUP
GRATED COCONUT – 1 CUP
SESAME SEEDS – 1 TBLSPN
SALT - TO TASTE
TO GRIND
IDLY RICE – ½ KG
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METHOD OF PREPARATION
1. Take all the ingredients as given, wash and soak rice for 2 hours. Grind roasted gram as a fine powder in a mixie
2. Drain the water completely and grind it by sprinkling water add salt at first and once it grinded finely then add coconut and grind it for 5 minutes
3. Transfer it to a bowl then add grounded gram powder and sesame seeds and mix it well to form a dough.
4. Make tiny balls out of it as below. You can make the small balls and drop it in a paper
5. Heat oil in a pan, in hot oil drop the seedai’s and cook both the sides till golden yellow color ( bubbles in the oil will be higher when you drop the seedai into it once it is cooked there will be no bubbles when you turn it you will hear the crispyness sound)
6. It is the best evening time snack
Finally i would like to add my other sweet recipe collection for Diwali celebration along with this recipe, Carrot Halwa, Rasamalai, Gulab Jamun, Mysorepak, Rava Kesari, Gasa gasa Payasam
Note
- If the dough is loose, take a pan and add the grounded paste and stir it continuously for about 3 minutes till the moisture is lost in such a way that you are able to make a dough out of it
- If you dont have black sesame seeds you can add white also. Sesame seeds give a good flavor and its good for health.
- Its better to grind in grinder as mixie will require more water to grind.
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