கர்ஜிகா

[Dr.T.N.Jambunathan]

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I am aware of this word something related to eatables What is this?

Jambu:fear:

 

[Raghy]

I am aware of this word something related to eatables What is this?

Jambu:fear:

Sri.Jambunathar,

Greetings. I am guessing....கஜ்ஜுரக்கா ....மாந்தம் எடுக்க பாலில் இழைத்து கொடுக்கலாம்? ....பிரியாணியில் முழுசா போட்டிருப்பான்..பேரீச்சம்பழம் விறைத்து கட்டை போல ஆனா மாதிரி இருக்கும் (பெரீச்சம்பழத்திற்க்கும் இதற்கும் சம்பந்தம் இல்லை..)

Cheers!

 

[iyyerram]

Hi jambu mama,
This is a sweet veriety of dakshina kannada just like our kozhakkatai (modakam)
in which instead of steaming they fry it. They call it by a special name called ‘Karjikaai’; It resembles Samosa but tastewise, it is sweet.How to make it???

You will need:

• 1 cup wheat Atta [or wheat flour]
• 4 table spoons Ghee
• Salt to taste [a pinch]
• A pinch of cardamom powder
• 1 cup grated coconut
• 3 cups sugar
• A little milk
• Raisins

Method:

• Mix the flour, salt and ghee well. add water and make a dough as for chapattis. Keep aside.
• Cook the coconut, sugar, milk, raisins and cardamom powder till dry. This is for the stuffing.
• Make balls out of the dough. Roll them into little Rotis, place some stuffing in the centre , fold into semi circles and bind the edges together. You can use the milk for this for extra bonding.
• Take care to see the edges are closed completely. Otherwise they’ll open in the oil and disintegrate.Now a days u get moulds also.
• Fry till light brown. The end-result should be crispy Karjikai with the sweet coconut layer coated inside.
• Serve hot.

 

[Dr.T.N.Jambunathan]

Sri.Jambunathar,

Greetings. I am guessing....கஜ்ஜுரக்கா ....மாந்தம் எடுக்க பாலில் இழைத்து கொடுக்கலாம்? ....பிரியாணியில் முழுசா போட்டிருப்பான்..பேரீச்சம்பழம் விறைத்து கட்டை போல ஆனா மாதிரி இருக்கும் (பெரீச்சம்பழத்திற்க்கும் இதற்கும் சம்பந்தம் இல்லை..)

Cheers!

I feel what you are thinking about is மாசிக்கா . கர்ஜிகா I remember is some thing like Samoosa with பூர்ணம் filling Not sure Jambu

 

[Raghy]

It seems Sri.Iyyerram has got the answer!

Cheers!

 

[Dr.T.N.Jambunathan]

I think Iyyerram has the answer Thank you Sir. It fits in with my vague remembrance Jambu :hug:

 

[iyyerram]

You are welcome Sir

 

[sangom]

"garjaka" in Sanskrit is the name of a type of fish.

 

[iyyerram]

This is karjika .a small i can change the meaning