I have been posting sweets recipes for Diwali 2014 last week and wanted to post few snacks recipes too in this week. Milagu thattai | Pepper flavoured thattai, is a very crispy snack and it tasted very similar to the Grand Snacks thattai. Those who have tasted the thattai from Grand sweets and snacks can relate to it. My sister tried this recipe and the recipe was originally from my chitti, who is an expert in making Bakshanams. She always huge packets of sweets and savories to her sons who are in US. My akka after trying her thattai, insisted me to try it and post it for diwali. It was very crunchy and melted in mouth. I made in small portions and it got over in a day.

• Keep it covered . Take a small lemon sized ball. Flatten it with your palms to make a small round. You can prick it with fork. Repeat this for the rest of the dough and dry these thaatis on a clean white cloth.
• After making 10 thattais, you can even start frying.

• Heat oil and when it is hot put the flattened thattais into the oil. Fry in medium flame till the shhh sound subsides.
• These thattais will not turn golden brown. So when the sound of the oil subsides take out the thattai.

• Store this thattai in a airtight container. Crispy thattais are ready to eat with hot coffee or hot tea.

 
Notes:

1. You can soak channa dal for 30 minutes and add it to the dough.
2. Do no flatten the thattais too thin, it will tear while frying.
3. Flattening it too thick will make it undercooked while frying.
4. Do not add pottukadalai flour more than the amount mentioned. The thattais will get drink too much oil and may have chances of dissolving into the oil.