Serving size - 2
Preparation time - 10 minutes
Cooking time - 15 minutes
It is my favorite snack. I have learned this recipe from my great grand ma. She is a wonderful cook. More over, this mor koozh is very good for health. You can take it as snacks as well as dinner/breakfast. I made this mor koozh from the left over white rice. We can also make this mor koozh from rice flour.
Ingredients
Rice flour / Ground cooked rice - 1 cup
Butter milk - 1/4 cup
Water - 1/4 or 1/3 cup
Mustard seeds - 1/4 tsp
Curry leaves - 4 or 5 (optional)
Green/Red chillies - 2
Curry leaves - 4 or 5 (optional)
Green/Red chillies - 2
Hing powder - a pinch
Cilantro - 2 tbs
Carrot - 2 tbs
Oil - 3 tsp
Salt - as required
Oil - 3 tsp
Salt - as required
Method
- Add rice flour, buttermilk, water and salt together. Mix them thoroughly without any lumps.
- Heat oil in a pan, seasoning with mustard seeds, curry leaves, green chillies and hing powder.
- Add rice flour mixture to the seasoning. Stir continuously until the mixture becomes thicker.
- If the mixture comes out from the sides and not sticky in the pan, pour it to the oil greased plate or tray.
- Garnish it with carrot and cilantro.
- Allow it to cool until it sets well. Apply little oil on the knife and cut it into desire shaped pieces. Remove pieces carefully.
- Mor koozh is ready.
- Instead of green chillies, you can add mor millagai / dried buttermilk chillies.
- If you have left over boiled white rice, grind it with little water or buttermilk. You can use this ground rice paste, instead of rice flour mixture.
Thanks Yashodha for stopping by and for your kind words. Your pictures are very clear and this is one of the recipes that my MIL makes.
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Thanks Vardhini :)Are you from tanjore district?
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Delicious Mor Koozh, yes this really healthy dish Yashodha, Thanks for linking with Favorite recipes event: Vegetarian recipes.
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Thanks Sharanya :) http://yashodhaskitchen.blogspot.com/2012/07/mysore-pak.html
ReplyDeleteThanks and Welcome to my blog, Swathi !!!
ReplyDeleteLovely dish - never heard of it before...thanks for linking the recipe to my giveaway =)
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