- In a bowl add 1 cup rice flour and urad dal. 
- Add salt and melted butter. 
- Mix well and add water. Knead into a smooth soft dough. 
- Use thenkuzhal achu. 
- Squeeze big murukku in hot oil. 
- Fry in medium flame and flip on both sides. 
- Once oil sound subsides take it out. 
- Drain in a kitchen towel 
- Add ¾ up jaggery in a saucepan and ¼ cup of water. 
- Once it melts filter the impurities. 
- Mine did not have any impurities. 
- After filtering add it back to the pan. 
- Add dry ginger powder and cardamom powder. 
- Let the jaggery boil. 
- Take few drops and mix with water 
- It will gather into a mass and form a hard ball consistency. 
- That is the right stage. 
- Switch off the flame. 
- Add murukku in a wide bowl and break the murukku into pieces. 
- Add the jaggery syrup to this. 
- Mix well with a spoon. 
- Once it is warm, grease hands with ghee 
- Take a big lemon sized portion 
- Make into round balls. 
- Sometimes in the last it will stick to the bottom of the bowl 
- At that time, just show the pan on the heat for few seconds it will loosen up. 
- You can make urundais. 
- Manoharams are ready.