4 - 8Green Chillies, - depending on preferred spiciness
1tspJeera / Cumin seeds
1tspWhite Sesame seeds / til
1/4tspHing / Asafoietda
to tasteSalt
Large plastic sheets
oil to grease and deep fry
Instructions
Wash medium size sabudana 2-3 times in enough water . Soak in enough water for 4-5 hours or overnight .When soaking, make sure water level is well above the sago. Next day drain water .
Transfer the soaked sabudana to a pressure cooker .Add 4 cups of water .Use same cup to measure sabudana and water . 1 : 4 proportion. Pressure cook for 2 whistles . Let the pressure release . Sabudana would have cooked well .
Meanwhile prepare chilli paste . Coarsely grind green chillies with salt . Add it to cooked sabudana . Add hing and mix well . Boil for 5-6mins . Take care not to burn the bottom .
Add jeera and White sesame seeds . Mix.
Sabudana batter would have become like porridge consistency .At this point batter may look little thin & watery , as the batter cools , it will thicken . So don't worry .
Cool a bit . We should spoon the sandige , when the batter is little hot only . So don't over cool the batter .
Spread a clean plastic sheet under sun.Lightly grease it with any oil and place stones in the corner.And now start spooning the mixture when its still hot.Using a small ladle/spoon, pour the sago mixture on the sheet to make small circles as shown .
Let these fryums get dried under bright Sun for 1-2 days .After 1 day , sabakki sandige starts peeling off and looks transparent .Turn over to other side and dry for another 1-2 days.
Once the fryums are fully dried , store them in an airtight container .Stays good for a year if sundried well .
Deep fry in oil whenever required . A great life saver when you have unexpected guests . Tastes great with dal chawal / rasam rice or even with a cup of tea .
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Notes
Note : This post was originally published on April 21 , 2016 and republished on May 5th 2023 with better photos & videos .
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