Ring Murukku/ Chekodi / Kodubale

This is another crispy snack variety which is great for Diwali time.



This snack is been called in different names in different parts of the places. We call it ring murukku in Chennai. If there is a different and unique name for it please let me know.

As this snack is called in different names in different place, they are flavored differently in each place. In Andhra the Chekodies are flavored with ajwain. In Karnataka the Kodubale are flavored with some black pepper. In Tamil nadu the Ring murukku is flavored with cumin seeds and hing.

Me, in personal like all the three kinds of flavors. This is a perfect tea time snack in our house. I love to have it with a cup of tea in the evening.

Ingredients :



Rice flour – 1 cup
Channa dahlia or Chutney gram powder – ¼ cup (Grind it to a fine powder. Sive the powder and use the finely ground powder)
Butter – 1 tablespoon
Shredded coconut – 2 tablespoon
Chili powder – ½ teaspoon
Hing 1 pinch
Cumin seeds– 1 teaspoon
White sesame seeds – 2 teaspoon
Salt – ¼ teaspoon
Oil for deep frying.


Procedure :


Mix all the above ingredients in a bowl. Add water little by little and mix to form dough. Let the dough set for at least 10 mins.

Pinch a small round of dough and roll it into a small log in between the palms. (Grease the palms with some oil). Attach both the ends forming a ring. Set it aside. Repeat the same with rest of the dough.

Not drop them slowly into the hot oil. Fry them until golden brown or till the bubbles are stopped coming from the murukku. (They turn a bit darker when they are removed from the hot oil and more chilli powder, more dark it becomes)


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29 comments:

  1. Yummy. I prepared the flour almost a month ago to prepare them and did not find time yet to make them.:)

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  2. This looks perfectly cooked. i love to have this with tea!

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  3. Hi Suma:
    I think Diwali is the right time to make it... Thank u for ur comments.

    Hi Divya:
    Ya me too. Thank u ...

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  4. looks absolutely tempting!! Yummy snack!! How are you Sukanya? It's been a long time :)

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  5. Same pinch..My posting is also murukku ha ha....
    ur looks perfect n delicious..great for tea time..feel like having it rite now..:)

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  6. Hi Uma:
    I am doing good. Thank u so much.....

    Hi Sangeetha:
    Thank u for ur comments...

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  7. Getting ready for the big day I see.

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  8. I love this. want to grab them all :)

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  9. This is my favorite but I have not made it so far. This is a nice reminder Sukanya. Happy Deepavali to you and your family.

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  10. Mm.. U r back with a bang dear..! delicious murukku! Yummy!! will make it this time!

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  11. Lovely, my family favo...

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  12. Looks crispy & lovely, nice one.

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  13. kidubales look very nice & perfect

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  14. Look so good and crunchy.
    Love the idol of Lord Krishna...so adorable! :)

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  15. Ring murukku looks delicious and crunchy...

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  16. I cant stop munching these crispies,if i would have prepared at home, just love this ring murukku...

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  17. i love this, but i buy the readymade ones..should try making sometime..

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  18. Love these crunchy rings. Perfect with tea.

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  19. i used to have this in india when i stayed there..but now i think i have to make it myself..perfect snack with coffee..thanks for the recipe.loved it..lovely click as well

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  20. Yummy ring murukku.Looks perfect.Advance Diwali wishes.All the best for ur success in Preschool.

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  21. nice one..perfect.....please do participate in my first cooked food event...check my blog for details

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  22. Another perfect snack :)

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  23. nice and crisp one s can not stop eating this snack loos so tempting

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  24. Lovely entry...we call this Andhra Murukku!:) Nice snack to go with evening chai.

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  25. looks perfect and just in time for the festival!

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  26. they have turned out so well..brings me so many memories of my home town..

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  27. They look perfect n yummy dear

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  28. Happy Diwali to you Sukanya! the murukku looks professional indeed:)

    btw, I'd like to invite you to send in some goodies for sweet celebration contest on my blog if u can!

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  29. hi sukanya...wish u and ur family a very happy & a prosperous diwali..hope it brings u lots of happiness and luck...have a great time..enjoy

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