Moong dal murukku
Delicious crispy tasty Moong dal murukku for Diwali or even for tea time snacking any time of the year..you dont need a reason to indulge in these delightful murukkus .
The flour version of moong flour murukkus also come out great but the method of adding cooked dal to rice flour gives it even more yummy taste .
Ingredients
2 cups rice flour
1/2 cup moong dal washed and pressure cooked with water just enough to cook the dal 1.5 tbsp butter
salt
pinch of asafoetida powder
1 tbsp sesame seeds oil for deep frying
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