Ingredients:-
Wheat Flour-1 cup
Sooji (semolina)-1/2 cup
Coarse Rice Flour -3 tsp(optional)
Ghee-2 tbsp
Salt-a pinch
Oil- for deep frying
Sugar-1 cup
Method :-
Warm up ghee and keep aside.
In a mixing bowl add the wheat flour,sooji,salt ,rice flour,sugar mix well.
Pour the ghee and mix well without any lumps.
Now take a small portion of the mixture and add water little by little to it make a dough.The dough should not be too hard or soft.(we need to mix the water small batches ,otherwise the dough will be soaked and when we prepare the shells it will be very soft and sticky )
Divide the dough into small balls.(which size u want u can make it)
Now take gavvalu chekka (or fork or a new comb) and apply some oil to it so that the dough doesn't stick on to it.
Take one ball and place it on gavvalu chekka and use thumb to press it downwards or press with finger like small size poori and roll it.The shape of shell will come.Use the back of fork or comb to shape each ball like a shell as shown in the image below.
Now take gavvalu chekka place the ball roll it out with a rolling pin to form a nice even oval shape ,wet your finger and run it along the edges of the opposite with water and fold over to the opposite end as shown in the picture.
Heat oil in a wok.Deep fry the shells on medium heat till they turn golden brown.Don't cook high flame,Else they will burn from outside and uncooked from inside.
Drain in a paper towel,so the excess oil is absorbed.
Bring to room temp before storing in airtight container for a 1 to2 months.
Serve these crispy,crunchy sweet shells with tea.
looks delicious lovely snack
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ReplyDeleteCrispy snack.. Looks delicious..
ReplyDeleteI have prepared the shells separately and sugar syrup separately and mix them. Will try your version soon!
ReplyDeleteShells look good!
crisp & delicious!
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Perfectly made Divya. In Kerala we too make a similar snack but with rice flour and we use banana tree stem to get the impressions on it. This reminds me of that. Greatr doing dear. Happy Diwali wishes to u and ur family.
ReplyDeleteThese are looking lovely divya..we call them as kulkuls...your steps by step pics are wonderful. Happy Diwali to you and your near and dear ones.
ReplyDeleteWonderful snack!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious snack
ReplyDeleteLoved the shape..nicely explained & yummy recipe..
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very interesting and wonderful recipe divyaji...
ReplyDeletevery delicious n adorable..
ReplyDeleteNever tried any of these Andhra sweets before. Looks great and is a must try.
ReplyDeleteLove both the sweet and savory gavvulus...very nicely made
ReplyDeletewow very crispy n yummy...
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Looks very tempting. Neatly explained
ReplyDeleteWow! kulkus looks so cute..crisp and yumm.
ReplyDeleteluv it. We call it cheeda and use halved banana leaf stem to creat the pattern. New here and luv it already. Happy to be a part of ur space dear
ReplyDeletePerfectly done....we make using sooji
ReplyDeletelooks so good and tempting
ReplyDeleteDelicious snack...Looks cute...
ReplyDeleteAwesome picture Priya..looks so crispy and tempting..Love it..
ReplyDeleteHappy diwali to you and to your family..
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These look really yummy, well done, you are very patient!
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Alessandra
wow. Thanks for the step by step recipe. Cute snacks.
ReplyDeleteWishing you and family a very happy and prosperous Diwali dear!
looks perfect divya :)
ReplyDeletewishing u and ur family a very happy diwali :)
Diwali wishes to you and your family.Wish i get some to munch,super crispy beauties.
ReplyDeleteLove it! They look wonderful, delicious sweet snack!
ReplyDeleteLovely snack.. Looks delicious!!
ReplyDeleteCute and delicious! Happy Diwali to you and family...
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