Mahunada Khaja Recipe - Rose Cookie Recipe

August 8, 2019

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Time:Prep: 10 M|Cook: 10 M|Total: 20 M
Makes:4 Servings
Meal:Snack
Cuisine:Indian

Mahunada Khaja Recipe is also the Andhra Style Gulabi Puvvulu as the rose cookies are called. This is an eggless recipe of the crunchy sweet snack that is popular during christmas. I reside outside India and got all excited when I came across a Chancha (rose cookie mould) and hence prepared this in delicious batches. I experimented this recipe without eggs and my family loved it.

This can even be done for snacking during diwali. Many Indian sweets need ghee or butter but this recipe does not need ghee. Main ingredient here is maida. This diwali, indulge in Mahunada Khaja Recipe (Andhra Style Gulabi Puvvulu) and served during tea time with Coffee Recipe With Instant Coffee Powder or anytime you want to munch on.

If you like this recipe, take a look at more recipes like

  1. Goan Style Kulkuls Recipe
  2. Dry Fruit Ghughra/Gujiya Recipe
  3. Shakkarpara (Shankarpali) Recipe

Ingredients

    1 All Purpose Flour (Maida)
    1/2 Rice flour
    1 Caster Sugar
    1/2 Cardamom Powder (Elaichi)
    2 Sesame seeds (Til seeds)
    1 Milk
    Oil, to cook

Instructions for Mahunada Khaja Recipe - Rose Cookie Recipe

    1

    To begin making Mahunada Khaja Recipe (Andhra Style Gulabi Puvvulu), take all dry ingredients in a mixing bowl and add milk little by little. Using a whisk, mix this well till combined. The batter should be semi thick consistency.

    2

    Also heat the cooking oil for deep frying, on medium heat.

    3

    Keep the mould inside the oil.

    4

    When oil is properly hot, remove the mould from oil.

    5

    And put inside the batter. Here is the tricky part, just fill the mould to half so that the batter does not stick to upper most part of the mould. Any batter sticking to the upper part of the mould results in being unable to unmold the cookies.

    6

    Now dip the mould into the kadai immediately. Immerse it in hot oil for some time.

    7

    When it changes colour and is about half done, take the sauté stick and just scrape the mould to remove the Mahunada Khaja. This stage ensures that the Mahunada Khaja does not loose its shape.

    8

    After about a minutes, remove from hot oil. Remember that it will further crisp up when cooling.

    9

    Repeat the same process till the batter is completed. After unmolding the mahunada khaja,again dip the mould in hot oil and the dip in batter. Within a few fried Mahunada Khaja are done, you will know how to maximise the frying. You can dip the mould again in batter and fry, such that you will cover 3 cookies in the time that it takes to do 2 otherwise.

    10

    This diwali, indulge in Mahunada Khaja Recipe (Andhra Style Gulabi Puvvulu) and served during tea time with Coffee Recipe With Instant Coffee Powder or anytime you want to munch on.



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