Bhel puri lovers, don't you enjoy the crunchy airiness of murmura? Also known as kurmura or puffed rice, this is the ingredient that lends many versions of bhel its distinctive texture. There are many ways to use murmura while cooking. But if it's another type of bhel-like treat you're after, we have got a special recipe for you.
Technically, this delicacy is not exactly a bhel, but it is equally - if not more - satisfying. Wondering what we're talking about? We present to you: the yummy and wholesome street-style dish known as Girmit. Find out more about it below: What Is Girmit? Girmit is a puffed rice dish from Karnataka.
It is said to be especially popular as a street food item. Girmit combines murmura with a cooked mixture consisting of onions, tamarind, masalas and basic tadka ingredients. Peanuts and sev add to the irresistible texture of this dish.
Girmit is a wonderful option for your evening snack time, or even as an appetiser before your main meal. It can be prepared in just 15-20 minutes. Girmit doesn't require you to prepare chutneys for added flavour.
Rather, the tanginess and spiciness come directly from the other ingredients. This not only makes the dish different from bhel but also quicker to cook. Also Read: Kosambari - This Delicious Salad From Karnataka Makes For A Quick And Nutritious Meal How To Make Girmit At Home | Quick And Easy Recipe For Karnataka-Style Girmit Roast chana dal lightly and grind to make a fine powder.
Set aside. In a kadhai, heat oil .
