Karchikayi (fried sweet of Karnataka)
Karchikayi (fried sweet of Karnataka)

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Cuisine: Karnataka and Maharashtra Karchikayi or Karanji is a popular and traditional snack from South India. It is the sibling of Gujiya from North India. Karanji is a crescent shaped, sweet fried dumpling, filled with a coconut and nut mix, deep fried to perfection. Holi, the festival of colours marks the onset of Spring.

To get started with this recipe, we must prepare a few components. You can have karchikayi (fried sweet of karnataka) using 10 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Karchikayi (fried sweet of Karnataka):
  1. Get grated dry coconut
  2. Make ready sesame seeds
  3. Prepare chickpeas or roasted Bengal gram
  4. Make ready jaggery powder
  5. Get poppy seeds
  6. Get cardamom powder
  7. Prepare Oil to fry
  8. Take maida
  9. Prepare sooji
  10. Prepare oil

Karnataka's cuisine has its own share of fried, savoury treats that are served during festive occasions or as an evening snack, often accompanying a cup of tea or coffee. Every state of India has its own cuisine and its own different foods. When anyone hears the name Karnataka they mostly think about the common south Indian dishes like dosa, idli- vade but less number of people tasted Karnataka's desserts, but if you visit Karnataka again don't miss these mouth-watering sweets listed below. Sweet recipes from karnatka are listed in this section.

Instructions to make Karchikayi (fried sweet of Karnataka):
  1. Make a dough of maida andsooji by adding heated oil and water. cover one cloth over it and keep it for two hours. Grate dry coconut, roast sesame seeds, roast chickpeas, roast poppy seeds separately. make jaggery powder add make cardamom powder.then mix all and make powder in mixer for filling. Take dough and knead it again to make soft balls Take lemon size dough and roll on long shape with rolling pin. Put filling masala in middle and apply water to surround to close with ear buds.
  2. Dip ear bud in water and apply to whole end of it fold and attach ends. Masala filling should be closed properly. It comes like rainbow shape. Then heat oil on a low flame and fry. Enjoy the sweet like snack. you can store it for 15 days.

When anyone hears the name Karnataka they mostly think about the common south Indian dishes like dosa, idli- vade but less number of people tasted Karnataka's desserts, but if you visit Karnataka again don't miss these mouth-watering sweets listed below. Sweet recipes from karnatka are listed in this section. Karnataka is known for varieties of sweets, some are traditional and some are new inventions. Mysore Pak is a Karnataka sweet made with a concoction of ghee, sugar, and gram flour. It was first created in the kitchens of Mysore Palace during the regime of Raja Wadiyar IV and now has become people's favourite dessert.

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