Last year i posted 3 varieties of kozhukattai recipes with tips for crack free kozhukattai after Ganesh chaturthi. This year i wanted to post some ganesh chaturthi special recipes in advance. I was asking my MIL for some kozhukattai varieties which can be done easily. She suggested this easy , no cook sweet pooranam recipe with pottukadalai.
We make this kind of stuffing for sweet samosa/Karjikai. This pottukadalai pooranam kozhukattai is ideal for beginners in cooking. Without any delay , I tried it on the same day and I made the kozhukattai in the next 15 minutes. I was so happy with result. It was tasting great. Thanks to my MIL for teaching me this yummy n easy kozhukattai recipe. Do check out this VIDEO for making kozhukattai dough & shaping modak.
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Here comes the recipe of easy sweet pooran kozhukattai
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Here comes the recipe of easy sweet pooran kozhukattai
INGREDIENTS
Prep time for dough – 5 minutes
Prep time for pooranam – 2 minutes
1 cup - 240ml
1 cup - 240ml
FOR OUTER COVERING/DOUGH
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METHOD
TIPS FOR CRACK FREE KOZHUKATTAI
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29 comments :
Very very yumm akka... my favorite one...
Thanks da for the quick comment :)
Super yumm!!.. the pillayar looks so cute and the snaps are amazing!!
thats pretty cute!
super delicious and very cute Chitra...
very cute kozhukattai... yummy...
super yummy kozhukattai
lovely modaks, looks cute
wow wow awesome kozhukattai's am drooling here :) looks super yummy and amazing presentation dear gives this a festive look :)
Tempting pics...My mom used to make like this...Clear presentation....
delicious! :) Perfect platter
My all time favourite kozhukattais,who can resist to them.
so cute and neat stepwise pictures dear...
Yummy and cute,love it.
i like the idea of quick filing...this is new to me..We always do the elaborate poornam..loved the clicks too
Lovely!
wow nice modaks.. love all these shapes they r authentic ones..
Cute modhak n lovely clicks...
Hi Chitra,
This is my first time on your blog and came onto it when searching kozhukatta recipes. I went by your recipe for rice dough and got it just right. Thanks a lot.
Do visit my blog - http://purelypedestrian.blogspot.com and check my kozhukatta pictures. Thanks once again.
PN
Hi Chitra.
Thanks for such a detailed steps of preparation, i had a qurery, i have coarse rice powder bought from shop(readymade one), can the same be used for dough preparation? Will the dough come out well?
Thanks a lot for trying. Ur feedback made me glad :)
Hello,U can make dough with store bought rice flour. But please follow this method.For 1 cup of rice flour,heat 1.5 - 2 cups of water adding a tsp of oil.Water should roll boil well.Simmer the flame and add the flour to the boiled water.Mix well.Fire should be in sim.Keep stirring till u get a whole mass. By this time, dough would be cooked well.It will be non-sticky too.Switch off the flame and let it cool.Remove when warm and knead for few seconds by greasing ur hands.Dough would be ready.If the dough is not cooked well,u will not be able to shape the modak.One thing u have to notice is the quantity of water.Some rice flour take less,some may take more.It is always safer to keep some boiled water ready in hand so that if water is less,u can add more while mixing the dough.Dough should be non-sticky. Hope this will help u. Please update here if u follow this method. It will be helpful for others too :) Thanks !
Tempting pics. Lovely taste...
Hi chithra this is the first time I come across your blog. Tomm is Ganesh chathurthi and was looking for making kolukattai in last minute, just have one quick query though the measurements given here is for how many servings?! I mean how many kolukattai can be made with this?!
Hi chithra this is the first time I come across your blog. Tomm is Ganesh chathurthi and was looking for making kolukattai in last minute, just have one quick query though the measurements given here is for how many servings?! I mean how many kolukattai can be made with this?!
You can make 10 to 12 i guess.
Thank you for this recipe.It was really easy.I found that I needed less water,about 3/4 cup,for the store bought flour.i had to add couple of spoons of rice flour.Thank you for all your recipes.Happy Ganesh Chathurthy!
Thank you so much.Glad you liked it. Happy Ganesh Chaturthi :)
Water measurements would be useful. Thanks for sharing :)
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