Ingredients :
Thick Poha (Avvalakki) - 1 Cup
Rice (Sona Masoori) - 3 Cups
Thick plain Yoghurt (Curd) - 1 Cup
Fenugreek (Methi) seeds - 1 tsp
Salt to taste
Green Chillies - 2 nos
Channa Dhal - 2 tbspns soaked in water.
Jeera - 1 tspn
Red Onion - 2-3 chopped
Oil as required
Method :
- Soak poha, rice and methi seeds overnight.
- Grind to a fine smooth paste the next day using as less water as possible.
- Mix batter with salt and yoghurt and let ferment overnight.
- If the batter hasn’t risen the next day, then add ½ tsp of Cooking soda.
- Add the green chillies ,chopped onions and channa dhal to the batter and keep aside.
- Heat the aapam pan. (If using a non-stick pan you don’t need to oil much, but if you are
using a cast iron pan, add about ¼ tsp of oil to each pit. )
- Using a ladle pour batter into each pit.
- Cover and cook on low heat for 2 mins.
- When the sides of each paddu are set, using a spoon flip each paddu to cook on the
other side (insides).
- You will know when the sides are set by slowly running the spoon along the edges, it
will not be sticky once its fully cooked and will come out easily.
- Cook for 30 seconds or so on the other side and remove paddus from pan and serve.
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