Friday, February 18, 2011
Rawa(Semolina) Idli
This is a real easy and quick recipe to make for a breakfast..If you want you can add some veggies to make it more healthy and enjoy with any of your favorite chutney
Source:- Kamalas recipe
Ingredients:
Rawa/Semolina:- 2 cups
Curd/Yogurt :- 2 cups
Salt as per taste
Eno Fruit Salt (Regular) - 3/4 Tsp
For seasoning:
Oil - 3 to 4 Tsp
Mustard - 1/2 Tsp
Urad dal - 1 Tsp
Channa dal - 1 Tsp
Pepper and Jeera - Crushed coarsely 1 teaspoon
Green chillies - 2 to 3
Fresh ginger - a small piece chopped finely
Cashew nuts - few (Optional)
Procedure:-
1) In a kadai, put the oil and when it is hot add mustard, urad dal,channa dal, pepper and jeera, green chillies and chopped ginger and fry till the dals become light brown.
2)Then add rawa to the seasoning and fry just for few seconds or till you get a nice smell
3)Cool it and add salt.
4)Add beaten curd and soak for only 5 to ten minutes.
5)Put the fruit salt on top of the idli batter and pour one tablespoon water on the fruit salt. Then mix well. If necessary add little water and make the batter like idli batter.
6) Pour water in the idli cooker and bring to boil. Grease idli plate and pour the idli batter and steam cook it for 10 to 12 minutes.
Makes 12 to 15 idlis.
Rava idly looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteSoft n fluffy..perfect looking rava idlis :)
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So soft and pretty looking idli..
ReplyDeleteThe curry looks fantastic. Superb!!! :)
ReplyDeleteFluffy and soft and smooth and picture prefect.
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Soft and yummy,perfect and delicious breakfast.
ReplyDeleteWow what a smooth , soft cotton like idlies...Pass me the plate dear
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hmmm...idilis is soft and fluffy....thanks for visiting me and for the lovely comment.
ReplyDeleteIdli looks yumm, love it.
ReplyDeleteIdli looks so soft an yum.. i never tried adding fruit salt, will try soon..
ReplyDeleteExcellent! A healthy, nutritious and tasty breakfast!
ReplyDeleteJust loved the idlis. Looks really tempting.
ReplyDeleteHey Preety. Love idlis that don't need to be fermented. And this one's flavorful too.
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yummy idis, my fav too
ReplyDeleteThis post is waiting in my drafts fro i dont know how long!
ReplyDeleteNice presentation. Make me want some right now:)
ooooo....kewl!something for a person who loves white and steamed food but without a mixer !perfect!dinner it is today!kudos!what i would also like to see an instant dhokla recipe!
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect Preethi..they are so quick isnt it and tastes v nice even I love semolina idlis a lot!
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