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Charmuri is one of the most popular snacks in the beaches of Mangalore. It makes the experience at the beach complete. It's peaceful to sit, look at the sunset, have a nice conversation and eat charmuri while some of it flies into your face because of the wind!
I have however moved to Delhi and am missing the beaches of my hometown. It may not be possible to visit the beach now but atleast we could prepare Charmuri and eat it here. So my mom went ahead and prepared Charmuri today.
She wanted me to share the recipe with you guys so that you could prepare it and enjoy too.
Puffed rice after mixing oil, salt and chilli powder.
Recipe:
- 200 grams of Murmura (Puffed Rice). (Sufficient for 3 people)
- 2 medium sized Onions.
- 2 Carrots.
- a handful of chopped Coriander leaves.
- 20-25 roasted peanuts.
- 1/2 Lemon
- 3 spoon Coconut oil
- Chilli Powder (quantity depends on your preference of spiciness)
- a pinch of Salt
Carrot, onion and coriander.
The above image shows how small the chopped pieces have to be. You may add shredded beetroot instead of carrots too. Some people even add chutneys and stuff. Once you finish adding everything, it'll look like the picture below.
Procedure:
- Take a bowl, add the puffed rice to it.
- Add 3 spoons of Coconut oil, a pinch of salt also add Chilli powder as much as you prefer and stir the mixture.
- Chop the Onions into small pieces and shred the Carrots. (You'll know how small from the image above.)
- Add the chopped Onions, shredded Carrots, chopped Coriander leaves, roasted peanuts and squeeze the lemon into the bowl containing the puffed Rice.
- Mix it thoroughly and your Charmuri is ready.
Ready to eat!
Thanks for reading.
Let me know in the comments if you went ahead and prepared it.
Cheers!
i think people should travel the world just to try the different food! Nice article, keep it up.
Yeah, true that.
Thank you for reading :)
Bhel. Jhalmuri. Same, all of them isn't it?
No bro. Different ingredients, different taste. :)
Yes! I love a good recipe, this looks delicious! Keep up the journeys! :)
Sure! Thank you @wolfcat! :D
I love this snack !!! Your post gave me hunger pangs, @wandereronwheels !!! 😊
Hehe! The recipe is right here if you wanna make it :P
I read the recipe. That is why I got the hunger pang at midnight ! :D :D .
That looks soooo good! I'll have to try this out!
Let me know how it tastes :D
Bro once i visited to Mumbai that time i at this snack. Its so spicy and only ate once.
I miss India mahn!!!! Cant wait to come back :(
You mean Mangalore? I do too! :p
Yes! I can do it too :P but i cannot find kurlari here :D
Is Bhel from the Northern part different from this?
Yup. It's different.
Tamarind sauce, sev, potato, chat masala and other ingredients are added in it.
Been seeing that here in UAE! Will try that soon! Nice to see a fellow food blogger... u may want to check out my recipe blog
Thank u!
Sure! You have a nice blog. :)
Try not to spam links on other blogs though. It could get you flagged.
Oh thank u for letting me know about that... 😉
No problem. :)
Just followed you and found out on your profile that you are into DIY also ... great bro!
Thanks! Looks like you're into it too :D
Yah! Been doin a lot of DIYs lately ... was able to blog 2 of them... will try to organize other DIY blogs first 😉 so I can share them...
I also like this snack and we called it bhelpuri.
This is a little different from Bhelpuri :)