Mandakki Oggarane is another gem of a quick snack from North Western
Karnataka, and more specifically Davangers… This
dish is also known as Uggani or Burugula Upma.. Extremely tasty and easy to
make, it can sure beat those 5pm hunger pangs, while adding very little
calories. I was introduced to this in Hubli (another town in Karnataka), and
had forgotten all about it till I recently saw it featured on some blogs, and a
few foodie e-groups I have subscribed to. …
For the really adventurous, this is usually served with Stuffed Mirchi
Bajji – again called Davangere Mirchi (stuffed chillies deep fried) with a
fiery red chutney, but I chose to make just this snack for the kiddo and me
Will appeal to those who like their food real spicy, be sure to make
this at home, and I am sure you would make it often. It takes very little ingredients,
mostly available in the kitchen. Lets get to the recipe, which makes its way to
BM # 32 under Alphabet M. Mandakki is local lingo for puffed rice (or Murmura).
Hope you have enjoyed the BM journey so far, and virtually savoured the menu
dished out so far.
And here’s also wishing all my readers from Kerala a very happy Onam and
a prosperous New Year.
Prep time : 10 mins | Cook time : 10 mins | Serves : 2
Ingredients:
- Murumura / Pori / Puffed Rice – 2 cups
- Oil – 2 TBSP
- Dalia / Pottu Kadalai / Fried Gram or Chutney gram – 4 TBSP (powdered
fine) - Onions – 1 medium
- Green chillies – 3 nos
- Salt – to taste
- Tempering : Mustard seeds, Curry leaves, coriander leaves
- Turmeric – a generous pinch
- Peanuts – 1 TBSP
- Lemon juice- for garnish
- Grated coconut – 2 TBSP
Method:
Soak murumura in lots of water for 5 mins. Drain and squeeze out water
thoroughly. In a non stick pan, heat the
oil. Splutter the mustard seeds, Urad dal, curry leaves, green chillies. Add
turmeric, onion and salt and peanuts.
Once the onions turn translucent, add the powdered Fried gram and sauté well.
Now add the squeezed out puffed rice, and toss once or twice
Switch off flame. Finish with coriander, lemon juice and grated coconut.
Serve immediately.
Looks so inviting ! Wonderful dish …
I want that bowl, wat an incredible snack,makes me drool.
Totally droolworthy recipe. Would love to finish that bowl…:)
Easy snack.And looks very inviting…
wow thats an interesting and delicious looking snack dear !! 🙂
Something like a bhel..rt?..should be interesting , looks mouthwatering.
And of course new for me.
instead of powdered dalia, add coarsed powder that also tastes different.
Keep it up, these recipes are instant, yet tasty. Keep adding more and more recipes.
what a healthy and delicious snack food… great for watching a movie with
That is such a delicious murmure preparation.. Looks yummy!!
One of my favorite snack love to have this with a cup of coffee.
Ah, this is one of the few dishes that everybody at home likes, meaning the kids love it. I made it for breakfast today..with inlaw from ananthapur, this is their weekly affair with those chili bajjis..your bowl looks so inviting..
I tasted this first in Raichur and instantly fell in love with this along with the green chilly bajji. Yours looks so tempting…
Perfect for a cosy time in front of tv or reading a book.
A favorite at home. Love this.
Very tempting… bookmarking this.. looks very much like bhel!!
Sowmya
Love the inviting bowl of uggani!
An easy snack to make 🙂
we do similar thing with bhadang, lovely snack and is absolutely guilt free
I miss raichur….bringing back memories Kalyani…very tempting!!
Sound healthy and delicious..
I think I commented here but I think it got lost. We call this susla and I love it.