Usually made with rice flour and husked black gram, Murukku is innate to the southern states of India. Here, it is recreated with ragi flour for a more nutrient-dense, earthy flavour.
A deep-fried snack made during festivities in Tamil households, thattai is usually made using roasted rice flour. Here, Sharada uses kodo millet flour for a unique texture and aroma.
Muthiyas are a classic Gujarati dish made by steaming and frying dough into fist-shaped dumplings, from which they derive their name. They are usually eaten for breakfast, or as a snack. Here, they are made with jowar flour.