Pappu Chekkalu or Rice Crackers

Pappu Chekkalu or Rice Crackers is a tasty snack prepared with  Rice Flour, Chana dal or Split Bengal gram.  Preparing this  takes some time but it can be enjoyed for few days as a ready to eat snack.

 Preparation Time: 3hours

 Ingredients:
Rice Flour: 4 cups or (1Kg)
Split Bengal gram: 1 cup ( soaked for 3 hours)
Butter: 4 spoons
Green chillies: 1 1/2 cups
Corainder: 1 big bunch
Curry leaves: Few
Roasted dal(Putna) : 1 small cup
Oil: For deep fry
Salt to taste.

 Procedure:
Grind roasted dal into fine powder.
Take corianderleaves, curry leaves and green chillies grind it into a  paste.
Take a large bowl  add Rice flour, soaded split bengal gram roasted dal powder green chilli paste, butter and salt. Pour 2 spoons  warm oil  and mix it with water to make a soft dough.
Make small balls with the dough.

Now take a cover grease some oil over it and press each ball into a round disc.
Let it dry for few seconds meanwhile you can prepare reamining balls into round disc.
Heat oil in a pan and take each disc with a flat spoon.
Deep fry till it turns golden brown. This can be stored in a air tight container for 15 to 20 days and enjoyed as an evening snack.

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