Monday, May 3, 2010

Chakkayappam

     Here I am sharing the recipe for chakkayappam which is a popular snack in Kerala when jackfruits are in season.This is usually made in a cone shape (known as kumbilappam) but to make it easy I tried pressing them on the vazhanayila. You can also steam them after flattening them on banana leaves.

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Ingredients

  1. Ripe jackfruit paste  - 2 cup, Chop the jackfruit pieces and grind to a fine paste in a mixer
  2. Rice flour - 1 1/4 cup
  3. Jaggery - Around 75 gm, grated
  4. Fresh grated coconut - 1 cup
  5. Cardamom - 3-4 powdered
  6. Cumin seeds - 1.5 tsp
  7. Dry ginger(chukku) - 2 inch powdered
  8. Vazhanayila - 12 - 15

Method

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1. Mix all the ingredients except vazhanayila with your hands. If the dough is watery add more rice flour. Make small balls out of it and flatten them on one end of the vazhanayila with your fingers. Fold it and again flatten some dough in the second fold. Close it and steam cook them for around 20 - 25 mts.

 

 

 

 

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38 comments:

  1. oohhhhh.looks super soft too. my fav. my mom makes the best. urs has come out very well dears. yummmm.

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  2. very nice and tempting step by step procedures. keeep it up gals.

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  3. wow.. looks so good.. where did you get the vayanayilla from?

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  4. wow!!!!!!
    Looks soft and delicious dear!!!
    Nice clicks :-)

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  5. Wat a delicious dish, looks soo great and prefect..

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  6. the chakkayappam looks so yummy..but this leaves hardly we can find in any shops.did u guys get it from here?the vayanaila will give special flavor to the dish..really delicious

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  7. reminds me of my childhood when I visited kereala every year...though I cant find vazhayila here.

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  8. You make me drool yummy....it looks perfect. When I went to my friends home in kerala I enjoyed all these delicasies. You rock gir!!! Beautiful pics.

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  9. Very interesting one,my mom used to make this but little different from this one,...yours too looks so tempting and delicious...

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  10. what a new dish!never knew of this. the kinda jack fruit lover I am could finish the whole plate within a minute. looks lovely and am so really craving some right away.

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  11. hmmmm I'm missing all those nostalgic tastes...

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  12. Hy dear...

    Thanx for your precious time n visit to 'Tasty Appetite' and for ur sweet feedback.
    Truly, this is the recipe, am craving for. My college friend of mine, used to bring from her native...and I love this very much. Your pic remembers me of lovely days and the chakkayappam taste. Sure, am willing to give a try...Thanks for the recipe dear.

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  13. different one dear..never heard of this before...looks delicious...thanks for sharing

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  14. mmm, that's a nice delicious sweet !!! I love jack fruits!!! miss them very much here!!

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  15. Perfect chakkayappam. The illustrative clicks are very good and can easily follow the recipe.

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  16. Wooow well cooked n presented dear...i miss this chakkayappam my amma makes this one for us,,very yummyyy sweet n healthy..

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  17. Chakkaappam looks so soft..so tempting...and the smell of vayanaila..etra nalaayi..

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  18. I had heard abt this traditional snack..and I get to see the step by step instructions...YOu have made it look so easy..Ur Chakkayappam looks delish..

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  19. Oh Woow..thsi is really different

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  20. Wow this looks awesome, I wish I could grab one of them now :)

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  21. Hey that so new to me..Very authentic recipe.
    I love Jack fruit so much I wish i could taste them :)

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  22. i am a jackfruit fan.. But have never tried this dish.. Have just heard about this.. Looks yummy..

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  23. hmmm...Looks yummy I love jack fruit a lot but never got it here..This recipe is new to me..

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  24. Wow, how new for me. Never knew anything like this for jackfruit. I have only seen people eating the fruit like a fruit, but never making it into a recipe like this or any other one.

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  25. wow........kidu kidillan...fathima chodichathu thanna njannum chodikkunnu vazhanyilla yavida ninnum kitti..penna adipolli presentation.......kandittu vayiluda kappalodi...

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  26. Thank You All for your lovely words :)

    Suhaina and Beena,

    Athe njangallil oral(Lakshmi) eppol naattilannu..That explains the source of vazhanayila :)

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  27. i just had it once from one mallu shop here and i loved it!it was called kumbilappam, but the texture was a bit rubbery....i love chakka and i think i will lov this too....book marking!

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  28. yummmm!!! i can't wait to go home now!! you guys should stop posting these ok.. :(

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  29. thanks maya for this one ..i was searching for this ..prati used to bring this and i luv it much ...wanna try it wen jackfruit is available .here we make in different style..but this one is too..tasty

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  30. this is so new to me...looks yummy!bookmarked.

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  31. We call it ponsa muddo... or patholi... but we dont use ginger nd jeera luks really yum its been ages i never ate them :D

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  32. Hey there,

    Bumped in here for the first time...I am glad I did that...U have an awesome space here...Nice collection of recipes...

    UR pics of Chakkayappam is making me drool....This has been my fav since childhood...Missing that since long time...I have book marked u r recipe...

    Njoy Cooking n Happy Blogging.....

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  33. vishannirikkumbol ithellaam kandirikkunna enne thallanam :X

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  34. tried this and came good

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  35. Thanks again for your lovely words :)

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  36. wow! chakkayada ugran ayirikanutto :)

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  37. You are so right, Neeraj..I have corrected it..Thanks a lot for pointing out the mistake :)

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