coconut milk thengoyal
coconut milk thengoyal
Chettinadu coconut milk thengoyal
coconut milk thengoyal
Coconut milk thengoyal and thattai
Delicious Coconut 🥥 milk Thengoyal | white Chettinad Thengoyal.
There is no need to prepare the flour at home . For Neivediyam purposes you can process a cup of flour at home , but for bulk preparation it’s quicker with store flours . Good branded flours are easily available and for convenience you can always opt for such flours . I have used only store bought raw rice flour ( even idiappam flour can be used )
I have also used store bought udad dal flour . However if you are unable to get udad dal flour from stores , you can look online for it . Otherwise just fry roast udad dal , blend it to a smooth fine powder , sieve and store . Use it in Diwali snacks recipes which uses udad dal flour .
Coconut 🥥 milk Thengoyal | Chettinad White Thengoyal
Ingredients:
3/4 cup store bought raw rice flour
3/4 tbsp udad dal flour ( either store bought or roasted , ground to fine powder , sieved well )
1/4 cup coconut milk ( used store bought coconut milk powder )
Water as required to prepare dough .
Thengoyal press
Oil for frying
1 tbsp soft butter
Salt
Method :
Prepare a soft dough with ingredients.
Heat oil , allow to heat , test with a pinch of dough . It must sizzle in oil .
Now either squeeze directly into hot oil or press onto greased spatula as individual pieces . Drop in oil carefully , flip and cook till done . Do not allow these Thengoyal to turn brown . They will get ready when they are white and about to change colour . Remove and drain .
Store in a dry airtight container.
Tips :
you can use sesame seeds , or cumin seeds , asafoetida to the dough . I have skipped all these as the coconut milk must be a dominant flavour and aroma .
coconut milk thengoyal
coconut milk thengoyal
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