Steps
- 1
I usually take all the above ingredients in the biggest jar or the mixie or a blender and blend for few minutes to get a smooth thick batter. You can also mix with just a ladle or hand mixer.
- 2
The batter should have the consistency of dosa batter. If it is thicker, the cookies won't be crispy. If it is thinner, the batter won't stick to the mould.
- 3
Heat oil in a wide kadai. Leave the cookie mould inside the oil. Only if it hot enough, the batter will stick to it.
- 4
When the mould has become hot, dip it carefully inside the batter such that only 80% of the mould is covered with batter. This is important so that the cookie easily comes off the mould.
- 5
Gently hold the mould inside the hot oil. You will see the oil bubbling.
- 6
After few seconds, shake the mould handle gently to release the cookies into the oil. You can also use a fork to help release the cookie.
- 7
Let it fry in medium heat till the bubbling of the oil subsides
- 8
Turn the cookies half way so that both sides have an even golden brown colour.
- 9
In the meantime, leave the mould in the hot oil so that it is ready for the next cookie.
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