Masala maramaralu || karam borugulu || spicy puffed rice is very popular snack in Andhra and in many places of India and called with different names like masala murmura in Hindi, masala mandakki in Kannada and masala pori in Tamil. It is very easy to prepare with easily available ingredients. It is perfect tea time snack and popular snack for journey's and picnics. We can also add some onions, grated carrot, cucumber and lemon in masala puffed rice while serving, which is also called churumuri in Kannada, Jhal muri in Hindi. I am big fan of Jhal muri which we get in trains mainly while travelling North side. As they use mustard oil in it, that flavors makes you feel hungry while travelling, will share that recipe soon 😊. I loved my friend Kalyani's microwaved masala peanuts which is also perfect snack for journey's and picnics.
Masala Borugulu
Preparation time - 10minutes
cook time : 15 min
Main ingredients : Puffed rice
Author : Aruna SarasChandra
Ingredients
puffed rice - 2 bowls
oil - 3 tsp
mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
cumin seeds - 1 tsp
groundnuts - 2 tsp
roasted chana dal / putnalu - 2 tsp
dry shredded coconut pieces - 2 tsp
curry leaves - 2 sprigs
red chilli - 3
green chilli - 5
turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
red chilli powder - 1 tsp
salt - as per taste
garlic - 5(optional, I did not used)
Instructions
1) Heat wide bowl add 2 TSP of oil, 1/4 tsp of turmeric powder and puffed rice for a minute on medium flames till it becomes crispy and take it into bowl.
2) Now heat 3 tsp of oil and then fry groundnuts till it changes color and then take it into cup.
3) Now add crushed garlic (if you want to use) fry till it changes color then add mustard seeds. When it starts crackling add cumin seeds and fry till you get nice aroma.
4) Later add green chillies, red chillies, curry leaves and fry it well.
5) later add fried chana dal, fried ground nuts, shredded coconut pieces and fry it well.
6) Switch off the flames and add red chilli powder, salt and mix everything.
7) Now add this mixture in fried puffed rice and mix everything well.(** If need add some boiled oil )
Tips
** Fry green chillies well so that they do not taste spicy while eating and also increase its shell life.
** Adding garlic is optional but it gives nice aroma and taste.
** As we already added green and red chillies, add red chilli powder accordingly.
** Let the mixture cool to room temperature and then store it in air tight container so that puffed rice stay crispy for long time.
** Do not over fry puffed rice, as they become more crispy and thick.
** In order to keep this mixture crispy for long time frying puffed rice is important.
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Aruna Saraschandra :)
Masala Maramaralu is our all time favourite snack and travel food. It is easy to make and liked by kids and adults alike.
ReplyDeletein fact I love to make masala pori / kara pori JUST for churmuri. your post is taking me back to the road trips where kara pori was packed mandatorily to munch on...
ReplyDeleteI love puffed rice and your puffed rice mixture looks spicy and delectable. I can imagine the taste and crunchy texture. Going to try it soon.
ReplyDeleteMasala borugulu is my all time favourite snack with masala chai. Perfect to carry for picnics and long distance travel too.I will try with green chilli next time.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very popular snack at our place, Aruna. Even the bub loves it. 😊
ReplyDeleteThe murmura looks so perfectly made, crispy and very delicious.
an all time favorite at our home . I make this so frequently . this is perfect for all ages ...lovely recipe Aruna
ReplyDeleteThis is all time favorite snack and so simple and easy to make. I am carving for some now and making it for tomorrow evening.
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