Munthiri Kothu

Munthiri Kothu is a unique festival sweet from kanyakumari District.. the other name is payarram Paniyaaram(பயற்றம்பணியாரம்), Hope you all like this traditional recipe.. Let me know how it turned for you..
* Dry Roast the Coconut Till it turn dark brown, make sure not to butn it… this Keeps the munthiri kothu for long life…
* Coarse the Fried Green Gram first..
* Remove the dust(Outer cover)… Again coarse it to a powder.. not to fine it should in rawa consistency.
* Take the Cardamon, Dry Ginger.. Grind it to a fine powder.
* Take the grated Janggrey Cover it with water..
* Boil it, first remove the dust then make this to thick syrup.. no need to take the one string consistency..
* Take the Green Gram powder, Fried Coconut, Cardamon dry Ginger Powder in a mixing bowl.
* Add the Janggrey syrup and mix them..
* Make even size balls as soon possible the syrup is hot..
* Cover it with a cotton cloth and dry the balls for 3 days..
* Take the Rice flour, Maida, Turmeric, Salt mix the batter by adding water
* Heat the kadai with oil, dip the balls in the batter and deep fry it in hot oil..
* Turn once to give a chance for the other side.
looks so traditional and yummy
think u have started to prepare for xmas,i just love munthiri kothu,weel explained dear
This is something so new and different to me, im sure must be delicious
awesome paniyaram
Our native's Special Dish i can say. My mom use to prepare this for festivals. Have not tried n my kitchen yet. I am inspired now by ur munthiri kothu .
One of my friend from Nagerkoil used to bring this on my college days, This looks perfect, thanks for sharing.
very nice instructions and looks great