Ingredients:
2 cups rice flour
1 cup gram flour
1 tsp red chili powder/grounded powder of 5 red chillies
Salt to taste
Oil For Frying
1 tbsp butter
Method:
Mix the rice flour, gram flour, salt in a vessel
Powder the red chillies in mixie into fine powder and suave them,otherwise the seeds will disturb u while pressing into the mould.If you don't want to powder the red chili ,You can add the red chili powder also.
Add the red chili powder into the flour and mix it well. Heat the butter and let it cool for sometime.No need to cool completely,you can add the Luke warm butter into the flour.Add water little by little and make the flour into a chapati like dough.
Heat oil in a heavy bottomed kadai, and when the oil is hot add a little piece of dough to check for the hotness. When the dough raises immediately then the oil is ready for frying.
Put 1 hand full of dough into a press, and close the press with ribbon pakoda mould. Squeeze the dough to a big circle.
Deep fry the ribbon padoka in low flame till it is crisp.
Take it out and place it in a paper towel to remove excess oil and allow it to cool.
Store it in a air tight container and serve.
The delicious ribbon padoka is ready to serve.





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Hi Prema,
ReplyDeleteThe ribbon pakodas have come out gr8 dear..I love them>.:)
Dr.Sameena@
www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com
RibbonPakoda looks delicious. Nice and crispy.
ReplyDeleteThese look awesome and I have all the ingredients on hand.
ReplyDeleteRibbon pakodas look perfect! :)
ReplyDeleteSuperb.
ReplyDeleteI love the name.. looks so good,irresistible snack..perfectly done prema!
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My fav, how much i love to munch on these..Looks crunchy and perfect
ReplyDeleteLuks crunchy and delish .....
ReplyDeleteCheers n Happy Cooking,
Satrupa
http://satrupa-foodforthought.blogspot.com
Crispy and great lookng ribbon pakodas..
ReplyDeletethis looks perfect and crispy....nicely explained.
ReplyDeletecrispy n nice!!
ReplyDeletelooks crispy n yummy thanks for sharing the recipe
ReplyDeleteMy fav!!Mom had made this just last week..
ReplyDeleteThat looks very crunchy and delicious.
ReplyDeletemy son's fav one. cute presentation
ReplyDeleteWow so lovely n yummy....
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Learning-to-cook
Regards,
Akila
Wow so lovely n yummy....
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Learning-to-cook
Regards,
Akila
delicious savoury
ReplyDeleteI love thatai. I make it every deepavali. I can never get sick of this one.
ReplyDeleteThe snack looks perfect and mouth watering!
ReplyDeleteThat sure is one awesome ribbon pakoda. Perfect click.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful click..the pic say's it all..crunchy and yummy
ReplyDeleteCrispy pakodas looks awesome..
ReplyDeleteohhh am drooling over here, wish to tear my screen and grab them :)
ReplyDeletecrisp ribbons look awesome!
ReplyDeletemy fav recipe, great
ReplyDeleteThey have come out so perfect and crispy..would be a great tea time snack...
ReplyDeleteDear Prema
ReplyDeleteDussera and Durga puja greetings to you. I was bit tied up and cd not visit blogs. I like this one..But dont have the gadget to make this.
Let me see what great recipes I have missed out.
Have a nice week
looks crispy n yum yum pakodas..
ReplyDeleteWow lovely.. must be tasted very good:)
ReplyDeleteLove ribbon pakoda..This looks perfect..
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done!
ReplyDeletelooks so crispy!!
ReplyDeleteThere is an award for u in my blog.Kindly collect it...
Thanks pj for sharing the award with me.
ReplyDeleteNice stepwise n crispy pakodas
ReplyDeleteDear Prema, mouth-watering recipes.. thanks for creating such a beautiful bloog.. really vry useful.. i have a doubt. the rice powder u have mentioned for all murukkas varieties is from raw rice or boiled rice..?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments and ur lovely words,its raw rice...
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