Ingredients
·
Thin
Semiya (roasted & broken) - 2cups
·
Roasted
Rava - 1 cup
·
Curd/yogurt
- 2 cups
·
Baking
soda - 1/2 tsp
·
Salt
- to taste
For Tempering
·
Oil-
2 tsp
·
Mustard
seeds - 1/2 tsp
·
channa
dal - 1 tsp
·
Urad
dal - 1 tsp
·
Curry
Leaves- 4-5 (chopped)
·
Asafoetida
- a pinch
Optional Ingredients
·
Grated
Carrot
·
Grated
Coconut
·
Grated
Ginger
·
Green
Chillies
·
Cilantro
·
Cashews
Tips
·
I
usually buy roasted rava and roasted semiya. If you have the un-roasted one,
then roast the rava and semiya till it turns slightly brown and gives a nice
aroma. Break it into small pieces before you make the batter.
·
I
have used thin semiya in this recipe. You can also substitute with thick semiya
or pasta varieties (spaghetti, angel hair etc).
Method
1.
Mix
together the dry ingredients - semiya, rava, baking soda and salt.
2.
Mix
the curd with it to form a thick batter. It should be thicker than normal idli
batter. You can add 1 or 2 spoons of water if needed.
3.
Heat
oil in a separate pan and fry the mustard seeds, channa dal and urad dal.
4.
When
the dals turn golden brown, add the curry leaves and asafoetida.
5.
Add
this tempering to the batter and mix well. You can also add any of the optional
ingredients to the batter to make it more flavorful.
6.
Let
the batter rest for 15-20 minutes.
7.
Grease
idli plates and fill 3/4 th of the molds with the batter.
8.
Steam
in a idli cooker or pressure cooker for 15-20 minutes.
9.
Let
the idlis rest for 5 minutes before you remove them from the molds.
Serving Suggestion
·
Serve
with coconut chutney, pudhina chutney or sambar.
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