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ingredients
Rice flour – Make sure you use fresh rice flour. If the flour is very, chekkalu will break and it will hard to lift them and fry them.
- Green chili – this will give a nice spicy kick. You can completely skip it or substitute it with red chili powder.
- Ginger – gives nice flavors and aroma. You can skip it if you are making Jain.
- Curry leaves – Gives amazing taste.
- Spices – Other than salt, you don’t need any spices in this recipe.
- Lentils – I have used a mix of chana dal and moong dal. You can use any one dal too.
- Fat – Used butter in this recipe. It can be substituted with oil or ghee.
- Cumin seeds and sesame seeds – For the earthy and nutty flavors.
- Oil for frying.
- Ingredients: Rice flour, chana dal, green chilies, curry leaves, cumin seeds, ginger, and refined ground nut oil
- Texture: Crispy and crunchy
- Flavor: Savory and slightly spicy
- Serving: Often eaten as a snack on its own or as a side dish with meals
- When eaten: A popular snack at festivals like Diwali, Krishna Jayanthi, and Gokulashtami
Chekkalu can be made in different variations and in neighboring states. The quality of rice flour is important for getting the right texture. If the flour is too finely ground, the crackers will be very hard.
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