Source : This Is A Pretty Much Simple And A Lovely No Cook Recipe That Is Made Either With Leftover Cooked Rice Or Freshly Cooked One Too It Is Entirely Your Ch...
PreTime
more Minutes
CookTime
a few Minutes
Yield
Some Servings
Sent by Zeenath Muhammad Amaanullah
at : March 26, 2026
Step:
This is a pretty much simple and a lovely no cook recipe that is made either with leftover cooked rice or freshly cooked one too. It is entirely your choice. The only thing that is to be kept in mind is to cook rice a bit soft and not al dente or firm as we generally do.
I usually cook rice whenever I plan to make these Badiyan as they are called in Hyderabad which is my City. Add the rest of the ingredients to the soft and mushy rice and mix well. Sesame seeds are optional. You can very well omit them.
Using a string hopper or a murukku maker, start making your choice of Badiyan using the different attachments that come with it. I used a star attachment for making them. I made long lines of them all along the plastic sheet. I also spread them on a thin cotton dupatta. Sun dry them for 3-4 days. They will be crisp and perfectly dry in just a few days. These can be dried under the fan too.