The word Krishna brings us an image of a naughty boy gulping down the butter or a cute little boy amidst the damsels enchanting them with his flute! He is known for his "Leelais" (pranks). Fondly called as "vennai Thirudan" (Butter Thief) and his liked by everyone in spite of his mischievousness. His Birthday is celebrated by Hindus as "Krishna Jayanthi" or Gokulashtami. Small children in the houses are dressed up as krishna on that day. People decorate their house and draw small feet of Krishna in their house in the belief of welcoming him home. This is a festival to rejoice.
This savoury snack is one of the many items prepared during Gokulashtami. Thattai is a very simple dish that can be made on any day. This can even be had as a tea time snack. Make ahead and store it air tight.
 THATTAI | GOKULASHTAMI SPECIAL
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Preeti Garg says
Awesome idea for tea time snacks. perfectly done
Manju says
Love it perfect for tea time.
Padmajha PJ says
Looks nice and a yummy snack too!
Pavani N says
Thattai have come out perfect. Pics are quite tempting.
Harini-Jaya Rupanagudi says
These look too good! It has been ages since I took part in a traditional gokulashtami 🙂
Gayathri Kumar says
Thattai looks so delicious and irresistible...
Priya Suresh says
Gokulashtami without thattais and seedais, cant even imagine..Crispy beauties.
Srivalli says
I love all fried snacks and this is no less...so well made..
Nalini's Kitchen says
Crispy and crunchy thattai,even I was thinking of doing thattai for the same occasion.
The Pumpkin Farm says
i remember reading about this when Valli had it for ICC challenge i think, looks delicious, a new recipe for me otherwise
Kalyani says
Thattais need no excuse or occasion to wolf them down at tea time (or otherwise too).. perfectly made ones, Nisha !
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Sandhya Ramakrishnan says
Such crispy thattais! very well made Nisha 🙂