December 16, 2008

Kodu Bale #1

Coming up after the sweet butter biscuits we need something spicy and Crunchy Munchy, Correct ? Here it is then, the spicy Kodu Bale This is popular in South India. Everyone makes it with their own ingredients. I must say this the best spicy snack. I just love this. In winter season definitely for something spicy. This snack you can safely store it in an airtight box.



Ingredients

  • Rice flour - 1 cup
  • Maida flour - 1 cup
  • Dalia powder / Hurkadale powder / Chikpea powder - 1 cup
  • Chiroti Rava / Simolina - 1 cup
  • Red chilli powder - 1 or 2 tsp (acc to taste)
  • Salt to taste
  • Hot Oil / Vanaspathi ghee - 1 cup
  • Dry crushed curry leaves - 2 tsp
Method
  • Dry fry maida flour and chiroti rava / simolina
  • Mix all and sprinkle warm water sieve well and make a dough
  • Divide the small sized balls and gently roll them in the cutting board should be even size
  • Roll them atleast 3inch stright and slowly turn around & join the other side.
  • Rest the dough balls make the same way
  • Put in 4 to 5 Kodubale at a time in a oil & deep fry on medium flame till golden brown
  • Remove and drained in the paper towel and cool it and store it in an airtightbox



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23 comments:

  1. ooooooooo... I love kodbale too!!!! like you said, its one of the best savories from south india!! :)

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  2. Hmm, love kodubale i made it too very hard to roll by hand but worth every little effort! Looks perfect for coffee!

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  3. Oh Kodbale! We love Kodbale.. can sit munching them till they all disapper!!

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  4. WOW... This look so nice and crunchy. Nice recipe. YUM!

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  5. This is super crunchy and nicely browned...

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  6. I love this .. this is a family favourite

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  7. i love this snack..always have them during my musore trip..never tried at home..yours look very crunchy and delicious..

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  8. Thanks for droping by me..nice crunchy snack...

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  9. Looks delicious and crunchy.

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  10. nice colour and perfect shape when ever i make them they become very hard not crisp very hard method is almost same what u sed where iam making mistake mmmmdon'tno

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  11. Kdubale looks perfect.. would Love to eat with Hot tea..

    chakali

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  12. wow.. yesterday i made it.. looks perfect.. nice blog..

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  13. Thanks you so much for the wonderful comments :)

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  14. Kodubale reminds me of home, I used to help my mom...
    looks yummy, perfect for cold weather.I need to make some.

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  15. looks nice and crunchy. like to have the whole plate.

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  16. First time here,you have a cool space here, the Kodbale looks delicious...I have a different style of Kodbale on my blog :)

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  17. looks delicious!
    first time to ur blog and it is very nice!
    do visit my blog when u find time!
    join in the savories event going in my blog!

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  18. we are calling this "chekodilu" wonderful snack item.

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