Eggless Achu Murukku / Achappam / Rose Cookies (No Maida, Without coconut milk )

Achu Murukku / Achappam is a traditional South Indian recipe which seems to be famous throughout the world and called in different names. The typical Achu murukku uses maida, eggs and coconut milk. In this recipe, I don’t use any of these yet the output was very yummy.

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                               Recipe Cuisine : South Indian | Recipe Category: Sweets        

Preparation Time: 10 mins  | Cooking Time: 20 mins | Yields: 15 nos.

Ingredients:

Rice Flour (Recipe HERE)	½ cup
Wheat Flour	3 tbsp
Sugar	¼ cup
Salt	¼ tsp
Cardamom Powder	¼ tsp
White Sesame Seeds	1 tsp
Water	As required
Oil	For deep fry

* 1 cup = 240ml

Procedure:

1.  Powder the sugar using the dry mixie jar and keep it aside.

2. In a bowl, add rice flour and wheat flour. Mix them well with whisk.

3. Add Powdered sugar, cardamom, salt and sesame seeds with flour mixture. Mix them well.

4. Add water little by little and mix them well without any lumps using the whisk. (you need more or less ¾ cup of water)

5. The batter consistency should be little bit thinner than the bajji batter consistency (refer the VIDEO).

6. Heat the oil in a pan, put pinch of the batter into oil, it should come up immediately if the oil temperature is correct.

7. Now, place the achu murukku mould into the hot oil for few seconds.

8. Then take it out from the oil, and immediately immerse the hot mould into the batter till the ¾ of the mould. (you should not immerse the mould fully, otherwise you cannot remove the achu murukku from the mould).

9. Now, keep the mould in the hot oil, after few seconds slightly shake the mould or using the spoon, remove the achappam from the mould.

10. Cook the achappam on both sides till both sides become golden in color.

11. Remove from the oil and keep it on a tissue paper to absorb the excess oil.

12. Apply the same procedure for the entire batter.

Note:

1. If you are using a new mould you have to first tune it (palakkap padutha vendum). For this you  should immerse the mould in left over idli batter for few days. But nowadays you can buy non stick mould which is readily available in the market today.

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Australian Christmas Fairy Bread | Bread Recipes

Multi color sprinkles are ever often repeated pattern in Christmas recipes as it depicts festival mood very well.

Australian fairy bread is sprinkles on bread, which is very quick and easy recipe. You can do a quick Australian fairy bread if you don’t have time for making cookies etc.,

 You can add Australian fairy bread a a regular snacks box recipe if you want your kids to gobble your bread.

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                     Recipe Cuisine : International / Australia | Recipe Category: Dessert       

Preparation Time: 5 mins  | Cooking Time: No

Bread Slices	As required
Butter (at room temperature)	As required
Sugar Sprinkles	As Required

Procedure:

1. Cut the thick edges of the bread slices. This is optional.

2. Apply butter over the slices (just one side).

3. Sprinkle the sugar sprinkles over the butter.

4. Cut each slices into two halves diagonally.

   Your Australian Christmas fairy bread is ready to serve. Serve it immediately.

Note:

1. You can use any bread varieties.

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