Kozhukkatta is a popular Indian sweet. There are different kinds of kozhukatta like kozhukatta filled with jaggery and coconut, jack fruit kozhukatta, nadan kozhukatta made with rose matta rice etc. Lakshmi had planned to post this yummy jaggery-coconut filled kozhukatta recipe yesterday. I then thought of my of mother’s nadan kozhukatta which I loved and took her recipe yesterday to share with you all. The nadan kozhukatta requires no sweet filling, it is tasty as it is (though its not as tasty as the sweet jaggery filled kozhukatta. I soaked the rice yesterday night and prepared it an hour back. Here are the recipes:
Ingredients
- Rice flour - 1 cup (You can use puttu podi or idiyappam podi)
- Grated coconut - 1/2 - 3/4 cup
- Jaggery - 1/4 cup or sugar (2-3 tbsp or to taste)
- Cumin seeds - 1/4 tsp
- Cardamom powder - A pinch (Optional)
- Salt - To taste
- Boiling Water - As required
Method
1. Mix the grated coconut and jaggery well.
2. Heat some water in a vessel adding salt. Add the hot water little by little to the rice flour until a smooth dough is formed.
3. Roll the dough into medium sized balls and flatten them with your palm. Fill it with the jaggery-coconut filling and reshape it into a ball. Steam the balls in a steamer or idli cooker for about 15 - 20 mts.
Tips :
1. You can avoid using jaggery in this recipe. Instead of filling the balls with grated coconut, just add it to the dough and knead well.
Nadan Kozhukatta
Ingredients
- Kerala rose matta rice/Kuthari - 1 cup
- Grated coconut - 1 cup
- Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp
- Salt - To taste
Method
1. Soak rice in water for about 10 - 12 hrs.
2. Grind it in a mixer adding water little by little until you get a coarse mixture. Heat a deep pan. Add the ground mixture and stir until the water evaporates at medium heat (takes about 5 - 10 mts). Check for salt. Make lemon sized balls out of it and steam for about 15 - 20 mts or until done.
Tips:
1. You can also grind sugar (1-2 tbsp) along with the soaked kuthari rice, grated coconut, cumin seeds and salt.
Love the first one..just because I am partial to it. I would totally gobble up everything at one sitting. Its fabulous!
ReplyDeleteCan you please parcel some of those rice dumplings to me? OMG !!! They are to die for :)
ReplyDeleteI love sweet rice dumplings, when there is lots of jaggery and coconut filling.My mom used to make it that way, when we were small. Really yummy :) How u say that??? YUmmy -o- yuMmy :D
ReplyDeletethe first one looks like pithe which is a Bengali festive sweet. love the look of the last one too. the only thing is there is no way by which I cam grab a couple from the monitor and have with my breakfast today.
ReplyDeleteBoth looks yummy...ages I had kozhukkate...umm .. nice pics
ReplyDeletei have heard a lot abt the 1st sweet but never saw 2nd one anywhere..very interesting sweet dish , would love to have it...
ReplyDeleteHealthy delicious kozhukattai's dear!!!!
ReplyDeleteNice clicks :-)
both are mouth watering.........oroonnu kittyirunnankill kazhikkamayirunnu...
ReplyDeleteWooow,,Both the kozhukkatas looks perfect n delicious dear,,i like puran one very much..
ReplyDeleteYummy looking kozukatai and stuffing ,looks so delicious.
ReplyDeleteoh i didnt know nadan kozhukatta was made this way....i thought there was only one type and tht was the first.
ReplyDeletesee... everyday u learn something new:)
wow...very tempting nutritious balls...fascinatingly clicked dear.
ReplyDeleteWow Kozhukattas super..love both the versions..but 101 marks for the first one because you know why :)love it..sweetened coconut,soft and yummy dumplings.
ReplyDeleteYummy, the first one is my favourite. What a picture !!!
ReplyDeleteboth looks good.... making me drool.. The nadan version is new to me...
ReplyDeleteReally both the dishes are yummy and mouth watering dishes....what a fab pics....lovely....:)
ReplyDeleteboth luks gr8!loved the version of kozhukattai,super photography!
ReplyDeleteBoth looks lipsmacking and yummy...
ReplyDeleteOOps tooo tempting....vayil vellam varunnu,yummmmo....
ReplyDeletesuperb..very nicely presented..
ReplyDeleteI make the first one .Second one is new to me Both looks tempting
ReplyDeletelovely space you have here. love that green green header. adipoli kozhukkatta, njaan rendum thinnum equally happy aayittu :-)
ReplyDeletelooks great... Never had this in ball shape.. But we make elayada.. with the same recipe as the first one.. The second one is totally new to me..
ReplyDeleteYummy ones..Kozhukatta with Kerela is a recipe I would love to try !!!
ReplyDeleteWow Yummy dishes dear loved it..Wish I could grab some.
ReplyDeleteCan you send some ? Kozhikattai appears to be so cute n scrumptious.
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