Heat oil in a wide wok. Meanwhile make gram flour paste thinner by adding some more water in steps. Using a spoon drop little batter in to oil, if it forms boondi with tail, then batter has to be thinner. On the other hand if flat boondi is formed instead of round, then the batter has to be thicker. So adjust accordingly by adding either extra water or gram flour.
Holding slotted ladle over the hot oil, pour ladle full of gram flour batter and carefully tap to the edge of wok so that round boondi drops in to hot oil. Wipe off the slotted ladle with a tissue paper before the next batch.
As the boondi gets cooked towards crisp and brown, remove it from oil using another slotted ladle and drain them over a kitchen tissue. Continue the process of making boondi till the gram flour batter gets over.
Next proceed towards the mixture seasoning. Heat 5 tsp of oil in a cooking pan and add peanuts. Saute till peanuts are roasted well. Followed by peanuts add cashews, desiccated coconut pieces and curry leaves. Saute well and pour it over boondi.
Also add salt and rest of the red chilly powder. Combine everything well.
Addictive kara boondi mixture is ready to relish as Diwali snack.