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7/30/2011 8:43 AM by Vegcook Is it possible to make this without egg?
6/3/2011 12:14 AM by shruti pandey Hi, I used to eat this at my christian frnds home, during my college days. i still remember that taste. thanksssss for the recipe, I'll try it. thanks
1/5/2010 2:42 AM by christy gerald Hi Meghna!,sorry to reply u late.I never tried kulkul recipe.Anyway, I will try to submit that recipe soon. Bye!.
12/24/2009 5:28 AM by meghna peter Hey Christy...This is made traditionally during x mas . nice recipe.....pls post me kulkul reccipe.wanna impress my mom in law u know....plz
11/18/2009 9:14 AM by christy gerald Dear rajeswari,u r right abt the dish.When I was young, I preferred eating Achappam's batter than its being fried.I made that habit lost with much difficulty later.If u buy that Achu Mould,u can try Veg Rose Cookies.
11/18/2009 4:28 AM by rajeswari christy,i love this achu murukku as it has less sweet,unique taste,which can not be defined but when i came to know that egg is added i stopped eating it.i enquired my friends too & came to know that its not possible to make it without egg.When i go to my hometown,i will buy that achu and try.
10/12/2009 6:04 AM by christy gerald Dear Sneha,thank u so much.U r a great cook too.
10/12/2009 12:40 AM by sneha wow!! tasty rose cookies that are the taste of the south............my most favourite snack!!keep it up Christy for ur time and patience in cooking

7/30/2011 8:43 AM by Vegcook

Is it possible to make this without egg?

6/3/2011 12:14 AM by shruti pandey

Hi, I used to eat this at my christian frnds home, during my college days. i still remember that taste. thanksssss for the recipe, I'll try it. thanks

1/5/2010 2:42 AM by christy gerald

Hi Meghna!,sorry to reply u late.I never tried kulkul recipe.Anyway, I will try to submit that recipe soon. Bye!.

12/24/2009 5:28 AM by meghna peter

Hey Christy...This is made traditionally during x mas . nice recipe.....pls post me kulkul reccipe.wanna impress my mom in law u know....plz

11/18/2009 9:14 AM by christy gerald

Dear rajeswari,u r right abt the dish.When I was young, I preferred eating Achappam's batter than its being fried.I made that habit lost with much difficulty later.If u buy that Achu Mould,u can try Veg Rose Cookies.

11/18/2009 4:28 AM by rajeswari

christy,i love this achu murukku as it has less sweet,unique taste,which can not be defined but when i came to know that egg is added i stopped eating it.i enquired my friends too & came to know that its not possible to make it without egg.When i go to my hometown,i will buy that achu and try.

10/12/2009 6:04 AM by christy gerald

Dear Sneha,thank u so much.U r a great cook too.

10/12/2009 12:40 AM by sneha

wow!! tasty rose cookies that are the taste of the south............my most favourite snack!!keep it up Christy for ur time and patience in cooking

Achappam or Achu Murukku

a traditional sweet of Tamil Nadu

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