KOZHUKATTAI WITH KADALAI PARUPPU POORANAM | MODAKAM RECIPE
Kozhukattai | modakam we generally make with Thengai pooranam which i have posted earlierhereand also we make for Ganesha chaturthi|Vinayagar Chaturthi . I have never tried kozhukattai with channa dal | kadalai paruppu poornam. My mom is here for a week and few days back i learnt the kadalai parrupu poli recipe from her (recipe coming soon) . Recipe for poli I wanted to make kozhukattai with the same stuffing. so today being the first friday of the Tamil month Aadi i thought i will make Kozhukattai with kadalai paruppu poornam and made it and did neivedhyam too. And above all, Mom told that i have made perfect Modakams. Here is the recipe for kozhukattai with kadalai paruppu poornam. TO MAKE 23 MODAKAMS:
INGREDIENTS: FOR POORANAM
CHANNA DAL
1/2 CUP
COCONUT(SCRAPPED)
1/2 CUP
JAGGERY
3/4 CUP
CARDAMOM POWDER
A PINCH
GHEE
1/4 TSP
INGREDIENTS: FOR OUTER DOUGH
RICE FLOUR | IDIYAPPAM FLOUR
1 CUP
WATER
1 AND 1/4 CUP
SESAME OIL
1 TSP
SALT
A PINCH (OPTIONAL)
Check out a video on how to shape modakam
METHOD TO MAKE POORNAM:
Dry roast the channa dal for 5 minutes. Take care not to get it burnt.
Soak it in water for 1/2 an hour.
Pressure cook till 2-3 whistles. Completely drain the water.
Let this cool. Once cool, grind this in mixer along with coconut and cardamom powder.
Grind this smoothly. Add jaggery in the last and pulse once or twice.
Poornam is done. If you feel the mixture is bit watery, don’t worry. Add ghee in a pan and saute for 5 minutes in a low flame. The poornam will come to the right consistency.
When it is cool, divide it into equal parts.
METHOD FOR MAKING OUTER DOUGH
In a wide bowl take the flour. Bring the water to rolling boil. add sesame oil and salt in the water. If using idiyappam flour do not add salt.
Once the water starts boiling, switch off the flame and add the water to the flour. Mix it well with a spoon.
Cover it for 2 minutes. when it is warm, grease your hands with sesame oil and knead into a pliable dough. Divide the dough into equal parts. Cover it else it will get dry.
Take out one portion of the dough .
With you fingers make a small cup out of it and place the poornam in that.
Cover it and make into a modakam shape.
Do it for rest of the dough and poornam.
Grease the idli maker and steam these modakams for 10 minutes.
When done,allow this to cool for 2 minutes and take it out.
Modakam with kadalai paruppu poornam is ready for neivedhyam.
Note:
The outer dough for perfectly for 23 modakams. The poornam was left for 6 modakams. We had it as it is.
always cover the dough with moist cloth, else the kozhukattis will get cracked after steaming.
auspicious modaks. i would like to try the chana dal version. i also made a variation of modak, some days back and the recipe is still in drafts. after seeing yours, wanna make them again, even if the process is time consuming.
Yes i agree, but trust me many people make this poornam for kozhukattai for vinayagar chaturthi and i have the traditional method of making with thengai poornam too
Hi...whenever I try something from website recipe datz not working well with me...again am takin one try after seeing your picture perfect detailed recipe.... Hope it comes well with me .this tym...fingers crossed....
Hi jeyasri.. Want to try out both ulundu n this kozhukattai.. Wats the fool proof method of making the outer dough coz that's always an issue to me.. Add boiling water to the dough like you have done in this or add flour to the water like you have done for ulundu version ?? Waiting for ur response... Thx
Bful preperation.. lovely stuffing n cool pics
ReplyDeletenice modakams jeyashri..looks perfect
ReplyDeleteperfectly done .. my fav too
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ReplyDeleteThey luk doo cute..Jeyashree. nice filling too.
ReplyDeleteYummy kozhakattais with a different poornam
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect & yummy.. Love those cute shaped modhakams..
ReplyDeleteyummy and love the filling sis
ReplyDeletedelicious modakams.
ReplyDeleteYummy and tempting modagams...Cute little ones...
ReplyDeletewow lovely kozhukattai... tempting clicks...
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yummy modaks....:)
ReplyDeleteauspicious modaks. i would like to try the chana dal version. i also made a variation of modak, some days back and the recipe is still in drafts. after seeing yours, wanna make them again, even if the process is time consuming.
ReplyDeletenever had these...but looks delicious
ReplyDeletemodakam looks super interesting...they are my all time fav...we add some sesame seeds too along with this
ReplyDeletewow looks so good. have never had this poornam for kozhakati.. we do this stuffing for puran poli..
ReplyDeleteDelicious!!!!!!! My favor one.......
ReplyDeleteKozhukattai looks super cute!!
ReplyDeleteJeyashri...I feel that traditional pooranam of coconut and jaggery is better for kozhukattai. This pooranam is for poli...
ReplyDeleteYes i agree, but trust me many people make this poornam for kozhukattai for vinayagar chaturthi and i have the traditional method of making with thengai poornam too
DeleteHi...whenever I try something from website recipe datz not working well with me...again am takin one try after seeing your picture perfect detailed recipe.... Hope it comes well with me .this tym...fingers crossed....
ReplyDeleteHi jeyasri.. Want to try out both ulundu n this kozhukattai.. Wats the fool proof method of making the outer dough coz that's always an issue to me.. Add boiling water to the dough like you have done in this or add flour to the water like you have done for ulundu version ?? Waiting for ur response... Thx
ReplyDeleteIf you are a beginner then this method is highly recommended. This is fool proof recipe. Just follow the measurements to the dot.
DeleteExcellent taste.. Must try recipe
ReplyDeleteExcellent taste..
ReplyDeleteExcellent taste.. Must try recipe
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