
Frankly all the above have been fairly well received by me. Guess, it's the plain jane stuff that bores my appetite.
I think I'll put it on record to say that this time I have had no hand in the preparation of the Idlis except clicking the photos and posting the recipe here.

Ingredients:
For the Batter:
Idly Rice - 3 Cups
Urad Dal - 1 Cup
Fenugreek Seeds (Methidana) - 1/4 Tsp
Rice Flakes - 1/2 Cup
Carrot (Grated) - 1
Basil - 1 Tsp
(I think you could try it out by adding thyme too!)
Salt To Taste
Oil ( for oiling the Idli Moulds)
Method:
1. Soak the Idly Rice, Urad Dal and Fenugreek seeds for 3-4 hours in water ( 1.5 times more water).
2. Now we have to grind this soaked mixture. Just before grinding mix in the rice flakes to the soaked mixture. Grind to a coarse paste.
3. Allow this to ferment for 10-12 hours.
4. Now mix the grated carrot,basil and salt.
5. Steam the Idlis in a Idli Steamer.
6. Serve with Tomato/Peanut/Coconut Chutney.
Note: You can substitute Carrots with Keema (minced Meat) too.
If you do not have a Idly Steamer, steam it in any deep dish. What's in the shape anyways? :-)
I am gonna post a few more variations more or less over the next few weeks, to let you have a look at the steaming process.
1 comments:
looks very nice.. but will the carrot cook just by 5 min steaming?
waiting for your other idli posts..
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