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A traditional Telugu snack, Chakli (also known as Murukku) is a crunchy, spiral-shaped deep‑fried treat made with rice flour, urad dal flour, and aromatic spices. Perfect for tea time or as a party appetizer, this recipe walks you through every detail—from dough preparation to perfect frying—so you can recreate the authentic taste at home.
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