Ingredients
Raw Rice: 1 cups
Karamani (Black eyed bean): 1/4 cup
Finely sliced coconut: 1/2 cup
Water: 1.5 cups
Ghee:1/2 tsp
Jaggery grated: 1 cup
Cardomom powder: 1 tsp
Procedure:
Step1:
Wash the rice and dry it
Step2:
Dry roast the rice in medium flame until it becomes light brown and let it cool.
Step3:
Dry roast karamani for 2 - 3 minutes and add water and cook for 15 min.
Step4:
Slightly fry the sliced coconut in 1 tsp of ghee.
Step5:
Powder the rice in a mixie
Step6:
Dry roast the rice flour again for 2-3 minutes.
Step7:
Heat 1.5 cups of water in a pan and add grated jaggery to it.Once the jaggery starts melting add sliced cocunut,cooked karamani and cardomom powder.
Step8:
Now slowly add half of the quantity of powdered rice and stir continously until the flour is cooked and thick consistency is reached. Allow it to cool.
Step9:
Make round shapes with the dough with a hole in the center and steam cook in idli plate for 7-10 minutes
this is something new!!!! sweet and karam with the same mix... reminds me of upma and kesari served as breakfast. Is this also a breakfast dish?
ReplyDeleteAdai looks delicious...
ReplyDeleteFunWidFud
Very yummy and absolutely delicious !!
ReplyDeleteThat looks great..Being a sweet lover, I prefer the sweet version of Adai:-)
ReplyDeleteNonbu Adai looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteNonbu Adai looks delicious.
ReplyDeletehope u had a great celebration ! lovely adais
ReplyDeleteBoth are delicious, thanks for sharing dear...
ReplyDeleteBoth Nombu adai's looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteNice presentation of the adais :-)
ReplyDeleteNice tasty looking Adai...
ReplyDeleteKaradayan nombu adai looks delicious, I too made them.
ReplyDeletedelicious delights..nice presentation dear..
ReplyDeleteTasty appetite
Nice adais....detailed recipe!
ReplyDeleteVegetarian Cultural Creatives
hey..thanks for visiting my blog.. you have a beautiful space and menu here..and glad to follow you
ReplyDeleteammaandbaby.blogspot.com/
I too made this. Looks too good. Hope u had a gr8 celebration..
ReplyDeleteVery authentic n nice recipes..very well explained too..
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for linking this to bookmark event :)
US Masala
Very nice n authentic recipes. .very well explained too..
ReplyDeleteUS Masala
Both the adai looks delicious...
ReplyDeleteawesome!!!
ReplyDeletenice recip, sweet adai is new to me, never tried nice presentation
ReplyDeletehi thrs an award waiting for u in my blog pls come and collect.....
ReplyDeletenice presentation dear!!
ReplyDeleteThnk u for ur interest in Maitri. Please do send me ur email address at reshrite@gmail.com
classy and nice recipe :) absolutely drooling one :)
ReplyDeleteHi, lovely recipe... very well explained and beautiful pictures... first time here... lovely blog reflecting the true essence of our south indian tamil nadu kitchen.. keep up the good work.. Glad to follow u
ReplyDeleteReva
yum..
ReplyDeletedelicious lovely to snack looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteDelicious and fantastic noombu adais.Love both the versions.
ReplyDeletewell explained in steps.. Yummy .
ReplyDeleteVery ethnic, very healthy...neatly explained.
ReplyDeleteI liked both the recipes.Looks delicious.Thanks for visit my blog.
ReplyDeletecheers
Superb preparation dear. had a loss in my husband's family - was reminded in the nick of time as i was all prepared to make these.
ReplyDelete