This is a tea time snacks you may find in almost all the tea shops and college canteens.Yea A staple food of village tea shops...It is a good combo tea and undampori!!!!!!!!!
During my teaching practice days near to my school there was a small shop with loads of different snacks varieties. We used to buy any one item daily.The undambori we got from ther was superb and still i remember that tsate!After several years before starting food blog and all once I went to the same shop and asked for undambori.He couldnt recognize me but when i explained about our batch he remembered me as a slim and talkative girl wearing spects :)That time during our casual talk i took recipe from here and kept in my book.After that may times i have tried it but never get a chance to post it on my blog.
This time I decided to post it so took pics carefully
Whenever going to Kerala I used to search this one in tea shops ..My hubby also loves to take it with hot and strong tea:)
During my teaching practice days near to my school there was a small shop with loads of different snacks varieties. We used to buy any one item daily.The undambori we got from ther was superb and still i remember that tsate!After several years before starting food blog and all once I went to the same shop and asked for undambori.He couldnt recognize me but when i explained about our batch he remembered me as a slim and talkative girl wearing spects :)That time during our casual talk i took recipe from here and kept in my book.After that may times i have tried it but never get a chance to post it on my blog.
This time I decided to post it so took pics carefully
Whenever going to Kerala I used to search this one in tea shops ..My hubby also loves to take it with hot and strong tea:)
Ingredients :
- Wheat flour : 1.5 cup
- Rice flour : 2 tblspn
- Baking soda : A pinch
- Jaggery grated : 3/4 cup
- Coconut bits : 3-4 tblspn
- Ghee : 2 tblspn
- Cardamom : 3
- Small banana chopped : 1
- Water : 1/2 cup
- Salt
- Oil
Method :
- Mix wheat flour with salt baking soda and rice flour.
- Boil jaggery with water .When jaggery melts strain it and let it cool
- Now heat a pan with ghee and fry the coconut bits
- Now pour it to the flour
- Add in chopped banana.
- Mix all the ingredients with hand
- Now add in jaggery solution and mix the flour well.
- Knead it in to a smooth dough.
- Lt it be there for one hour.
- Heat a pan with oil.
- Now grease your hand with water or oil make small balls with the dough
- Fry the balls in medium flame till it turns brown and crispy
- Yummy undanpori is ready to serve
Love to make it one day Remya..
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a perfect evening snack!
ReplyDeletewow...my favorite kerala snack.Yours Looks perfect and tasty. Good Job Remya.
ReplyDeletePerfect . My favorite
ReplyDeleteperfect teatime snack...
ReplyDeleteWe have this sweet snack over here as well. Nice and forever a treat.
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