RECIPE:
INGR:
Rice Flour 2 cups
Oil 1 tbsp
Water as required
Salt for taste
METHOD:
- Take a pan add 4 cups of water, salt and oil.
- Let water come to a boil; once bubbles start rising to the surface, switch off the flame.
- Put flour into the hot water and mix it thoroughly to make a dough; not very soft dough.
- Keep the dough covered aside, to avoid getting dry.
- Take idiyappam press and grease the insides with with oil.
- Now grease idli/idiyappam plates also generously.
- Make thick rolls of this dough and fill it in the press as shown.
- Move the handle of the chakli press to allow the mixture fall in thin noodles onto the plates.
- The shape can be done as desired; viz., small idli like or thick spherical shape as shown.
- Repeat the same for the rest of the plates.
- Now steam them for 6 - 8 min. on medium flame.
- Serve with vegetable stew of choice, chicken gravy, coconut milk or just sprinkled with grated coconut and sugar.
- This can be used to make lemon sevai (the same way as lemon rice; only rice is replaced with idiyappam).
NOTE:
- Readymade idiyappam rice flour is available in the market.
- Chakli press, use the plate with the tiniest holes (they come in 4).
- Idiyappam plates are also there ( they have tiny pores all over the plate); however, idli plates also serve the purpose well.
- The oil in hot water and the greasing of the chakli press ensures smooth release of the noodles onto the plates.
- Water is approximate; adjust as per the dough consistency.
- For coconut milk serving, take thick coconut milk and mix in sugar and cardamom pd to it before serving.
- Any stew for this dish needs to be cooked in coconut milk or coconut paste to get the real taste.
- This is best for dinner or breakfast.
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