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October 23, 2012

URAD DAL VADA | ULUNDU VADAI WITH PEPPER


I have never got urad dal vada perfectly until i saw my mom making it . Recently when my parents visited me , i told my mom to make vada . We all know grinding the dal in the grinder yields fluffy,more quantity of batter. Though it is true , we cannot use grinder for small quantities.My mom always use mixie to grind the batter.I too use mixie but i add more water, make the batter watery and prepare bondas instead of vada. I asked the correct quantity of water from my mom.For the past two , three times i am getting a good shaped vada..Now i know the knack of making crispy vada even for lesser quantity of dal.. I should also thank my sil for posting a video of how to make vada . My mom taught me some alternate methods to bring the vada shape. I’ve tried to give the step by step pics for making vada in different methods. Try whichever is convenient..Please click here if u r interested to watch a video on "HOW TO GRIND VADA BATTER USING MIXIE","HOW TO GRIND BATTER USING GRINDER" and " HOW TO SHAPE VADA USING A SHEET"..I’ve given some tips to adjust the batter consistency , for correct shape & ingredients for onion vada in the notes section.. As my husband hates onion vada, i always make pepper vada and sometimes vegetable vada.  We make pepper vada for all occasions..Even today for saraswathi pooja , i made this vada along with rice payasam and channa dal sundal.Usually this pepper vada looks white in color. As i want my vada to be golden brown , i fried in high flame for few seconds before removing it. So please dont think why ur vada looks white and mine looks brown here ;) Also for onion vada , if the color of onion changes to golden brown , it indicates the vada is cooked properly.

Don't forget to check out my latest post with video about medhu vadai recipe using grinder






INGREDIENTS
1 cup - 200ml
  • White round urad dal – 1 cup
  • Water – 1/4 cup + 2 tbsp (to grind use ice water) 
  • Salt – as needed.
  • Asafetida / hing – 1/4 tsp
  • Crushed Pepper corns – 1 tbsp
  • Rice flour - 1 (optional, adjust)
  • Curry leaves – Few ( chopped )
  • Oil – to deep fry


METHOD
  • Wash and soak the urad dal for 1 hour inside the refrigerator. Drain all the water completely and use it for grinding the batter. This ice water helps to prevent mixie jar from heating.
  • Take the dal in a bigger size mixie jar. Choose a medium sized jar as the dal gets increased in quantity. Add 1/4 cup of water and the required salt .
  • Grind for some time till the batter turns little coarse..Now stop the mixie and wipe the sides and the lid. Again add a tbsp of water, salt and run the mixie for one more minute. Batter should be fluffy , white and smooth..Add more water till it becomes a smooth paste..
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  • Take little water in a bowl and put a drop of batter. If the batter floats on top & doesn’t dissolve or settle down , the consistency is correct. Add one more tbsp of water if necessary.
  • Now remove the batter in a bowl and add some water to the mixie jar. Clean the jar with water by running it once. Keep the water and use it for dipping ur hands while making vada.
  • Add the hing and the crushed pepper corns to the batter .Add rice flour if needed. Mix well..
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  • Heat the oil in a kadai. If u put a drop of batter , batter will rise immediately. It is the correct heating point. Adjust the flame to medium high to low and deep fry the vada.. Also keep ur hands wet by dipping in the water now & then..Batter should be non-sticky to ur hands..
  • Take  a small ball sized batter and place it in a milk cover or polythene sheet greased with water. Place the batter and pat it little thick. Make a hole in the center.. Remove the vada and drop in hot oil. Deep fry both the sides and serve hot..
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  • The second method is grease ur left hand with little oil & then apply water..Place a ball shaped batter , pat it and make a hole in the center. Transfer the vada to ur right hand fingers and drop in oil.Deep fry and serve hot.
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  • The third method is take a small ball shaped batter in ur right hand fingers. Make a hole in the center using ur right hand thumb finger . Invert ur hand over oil and drop the vada by slightly tilting ur finger OR slide the vada using ur thumb finger.
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  • Deep fry the vada on both the sides till brown and crispy.
Serve hot with chutney !!


vadai

NOTE
  • If u grind the batter in grinder , add the dal little by little while the grinder is running. Add 1/4 cup of water and stand nearby.After few mins, the batter will raise and turns fluffy. Now wipe the sides and add / sprinkle little more water ( may be 2 tbsp) . Grind for some more time. The batter would be very smooth, fluffy and white. This takes 15-20 mins based on the grinder. The batter quantity will increase. Remove and proceed as mentioned above..
  • If u dont add salt while grinding the dal , u have to add little more water (may be around 2 tbsp )
  • If ur batter is slightly watery , add a tsp of rice flour , mix well and make vada. If u eat immediately , u can add more than a tsp of rice flour too. U’ll get crispier vada but when it cools down , it will become hard..
  • U can also try refrigerating the batter for sometime if it is slightly thin.
  • Vada absorbs oil if the water in the batter is more. If so next time add slightly less water.
  • Do not deep fry the vada in low flame. This makes the vada absorb more oil. Adjust the flame from medium high to low whenever necessary..
  • My MIL soaks a tsp of toor dal along with urad dal to avoid oil absorption. I’ve heard , in hotels they add 2 tsp of rice while soaking urad dal.
  • For making vada with onions : first grind 2-3 green chillies and a piece of ginger along with urad dal.Grind the batter .Then mix the finely chopped small onions, a tsp of hing and finely chopped curry leaves. Remaining the same procedure as mentioned above..For onion vada , add less water while grinding because the onion may leave water and the batter may become watery at the end..
  • The water & urad dal ratio is 1:4 . It may need 2 - 3 tbsp of water extra. Please do not add more than that.
  • Every time dip ur hands in water generously and make the shape so that the vada slides to the oil without sticking to ur hands.
  • I recently read a tip from a website to make a proper hole in the center. ie After dropping the vada in the oil , if u feel the hole is small or not even , just put a hole using a chapathi  rolling pin by dipping it in the oil . But be careful while u do this. U may need not do this if ur batter is right in consistency..
  • If u r planning to grind in mixie, always prepare the vada just before serving and eat hot.I can’t guarantee the taste if served warm or cold .Serve with ur favourite chutney.
  • For sambar vada or curd vada , dip the hot onion vada in a bowl of warm water , squeeze the water by keeping in between ur palm and immediately soak in sambar or curd ..

Don't forget to check out my latest post with video about medhu vadai recipe using grinder

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October 18, 2012

Kollu Rasam | Horsegram Rasam Recipe

Kollu rasam

I learnt this Kollu rasam recipe from my neighbour. I wanted to try horse gram recipes for long time. When I told this to my neighbour, she suggested me kollu idly & rasam. I tried both and we loved it. I’ll soon post kollu idli. I always thank “Horse gram “ because it helped me a lot in reducing weight. For delayed pregnancy , this would help for sure. Do refer the end of post "Note" for how to prepare kollu thanni (Horse gram soup). Coming to this recipe.

INGREDIENTS
 1 cup - 200ml
  • Horse gram – 1/4 cup
  • Tamarind – Medium gooseberry size
  • Turmeric powder – 1/8 tsp
  • Jaggery – A pinch
  • Curry leaves  - few
  • Salt & water – as needed
To roast & grind
  • Cooking oil – 1 tsp
  • Dhania / coriander seeds – 3/4 tsp
  • Black pepper – 1 tsp
  • Jeera / cumin – 1 tsp
  • Red chillies -  2 nos
  • Methi seeds – 1/4 tsp
To temper
  • Ghee – 2 tsp
  • Mustard seeds – 1/2 tsp
  • Jeera – 1/2 tsp
  • Crushed garlic cloves – 5 nos

METHOD
  • Soak tamarind in warm water for 10 mins & take the extract.
  • In a cooker base , add a tsp of oil and roast the horse gram till u get nice aroma.
  • Add the required water & pressure cook for 2-3 whistles.
  • In the meanwhile , roast all the ingredients given under “to roast & grind” …Grind to make a powder & set aside.
  • Now remove the pressure cooker lid and  reserve 2 tsbp of horse gram.Take the remaining horse gram  & grind it to a smooth paste adding the cooked water..
  • Mix the horse gram paste & tamarind extract along with salt , turmeric powder & a pinch of jaggery.
  • In a kadai , take the tamarind extract mixture , reserved kollu  with required water.
  • Allow it to boil adding raw curry leaves.. After it boils for sometime , add the roasted & ground rasam powder .
  • Mix well and boil for few minutes.Switch off the flame & remove.
  • Now temper the above said ingredients and add to the rasam.  This is the most important step. Use ghee for tempering & crush the garlic slightly before adding..
  • Close it with a lid to retain the flavour.
  • Mix with plain rice adding little ghee & Enjoy !!

NOTE
  • For variations , u can grind all the cooked horse gram instead of reserving a tbsp..
  • U can also grind all the ingredients & make rasam powder without roasting it. I have tried both the ways. It tastes good.
  • We dont add tomato & coriander leaves as we wanted horse gram smell to be dominant. If you want to add tomato , saute tomato pieces in the beginning and add the tamarind extract.
  • To make “KOLLU THANNI” , soak  a handful of horse gram overnight and pressure cook the next morning adding a cup of water. Strain the water , add little salt or sugar as per ur taste & drink in empty stomach during periods for 5 days.  It helps to remove the fat deposited from the Ovarian tubes and helps to concieve. I have tried this personally. It works ! The cooked horse gram can be used in poriyal, kootu & sambar along with toor dal..
  • Tempering with ghee & adding slightly crushed garlic is the high light of this recipe. Please don’t skip this step..

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October 16, 2012

Chana Sundal (Kondakadalai sundal) | Chickpeas Sundal Recipe

Kondakadalai sundal


 Chana sundal / Chickpeas sundal / Vella Kondakadalai sundal in Tamil is one of the most important sundal varieties for Navratri. I usually make it plain and simple without adding any sundal podi or additional masala. 
 
We usually make this chana sundal for Navratri & Ganesh chaturthi. Recently I tasted this kondakadalai sundal in my neighbor's house during navaratri. I loved it very much. It had a nice flavour & mildly tangy taste. I asked her for the recipe. She told lemon juice & coriander leaves as secret ingredients.

Actually my neighbour used black chana. But I used white ones which I had in hand. If you are planning to make with black chana , do roast the chana in little oil before pressure cooking it. It gives a nice smell and taste. In the below picture , you couldn’t see coriander leaves because I dint use as it was out of stock. But do add them and try. It tastes good. Do try this sundal recipe for Navratri neivedyam !

Here is a picture of our house’s last year navaratri golu/kolu. Last year we kept golu with some old idols and mostly with my daughter’s toys . This year we bought some new idols & kept it. I’ll try to post this year golu pictures in my next post.

Golu


Chana sundal/Chickpeas sundal


Chana sundal/Chickpeas sundal How to make white chana sundal/ Kondakadalai sundal recipe for Navratri !
Cuisine: Indian
Category: Snacks
Serves: 2
Prep time: 8 Hours
Cook time: 20 Minutes
Total time: 8H20Minutes


INGREDIENTS
1 cup - 250ml
  • White chana / Konda kadalai – 1/2 cup
  • Salt & water – as needed
To temper:
  • Mustard seeds – 1 tsp
  • Urad dal – 1 tsp
  • Hing – 3-4 generous pinches
  • Red chillies – 2 – 3 nos (pinched)
  • Ginger – small piece ( grated)
  • Curry leaves – few
  • Grated coconut – 3 - 4 tbsp
  • Lemon juice – few drops ( as per taste)
  • Coriander leaves – few ( finely chopped)
HOW TO MAKE CHANA SUNDAL - METHOD
    • Wash and soak white channa overnight or 6 –8 hrs ( add a pinch of cooking soda while soaking which makes the channa soft ).  Drain the soaked water completely and wash again to remove the soda completely.
    • Pressure cook it adding the required water and salt. Drain the excess water .
    • In a kadai , heat oil and temper all the items given above in the same order.
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    • Add the cooked channa and mix well. Finally add the grated coconut, toss well.
    • Garnish with coriander leaves and add lemon juice as per need.
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Enjoy !
Note
  • Adding cooking soda while soaking chana is purely optional. But it makes the chana soft after cooking.
  • If you add cooking soda, drain the soaked water and wash again before cooking it. Add salt while cooking. Suppose if you forget to add salt, add it immediately after you pressure cook keeping little water. Salt gets absorbed by chana.
  • Adding grated ginger is also optional but it helps for digestion of sundal. Add hing generously.
  • U can add more coconut to make the sundal tastier.
  • Add lemon juice & coriander leaves as per your need.
  • If you use black chana, replace red chillies by green chillies. Roast chana in little oil till you get nice aroma & cracking sound. Pressure cook it immediately. No need of soaking.
  • But the channa will not be much soft. If you want it soft, add a pinch of cooking soda while you pressure cook it.
  • For variations , you can coarse grind the grated coconut , chillies and add to channa.Saute for few minutes and add lime juice and coriander leaves at the end..
Kondakadalai sundal
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October 11, 2012

GREEN GRAM SUNDAL - PACHAI PAYARU SWEET SUNDAL & MASALA SUNDAL

Green gram sundal


As navarathri is nearing, I thought of posting 2 green gram sundal / pachai payaru sundal recipes. Yes, itssweet sundal with jaggery and masala sundal, we call as kara sundal/spicy sundal. My MIL make it without soaking green gram. But I soaked the green moong dal for few hours. Basically I love navarathri festival a lot. My mom doesn’t have a practice of keeping kolu at home. But my MIL has this practice.. 

When I was with my parents,  I used to see all the neighbour house’s golu. I love all the idols especially chettiar bommai and thalai aatti boomai very much. I used to get the thaamboolam with vethalai paaku ,  mirror, comb , blouse bit and enjoy eating sundal prasadam. Some how I developed a passion in this 9 days festival. I wished to keep kolu in our house too. But couldn’t..

Luckily, after marriage as my MIL has this practice. I was very happy and I got a chance of helping her in all the activities. My MIL is very creative . Apart from arranging dolls, she makes park , railway station & even forest by just using the toys we have at home. I amaze to see all and this year too Iam waiting for what she is going to make innovatively. As I am ZERO in creative ideas, Iam learning and taking golu pics for my future reference. I wish I keep golu on my own very soon learning from her.

I know making sundal is not a tough job. Its just a 3 step process namely soaking , cooking & tempering. I too posted the same but with little variations . Do check out the ingredients and proceed reading if it is new to you. Do leave your suggestions on how differently you make them .. It will be helpful for me to try varieties.
SWEET SUNDAL / VELLA SUNDAL
Green gram sundal


INGREDIENTS
  • Green gram / Pacha payaru – 1/2 cup
  • Salt – A pinch
  • Water – as needed
  • Powdered jaggery –  1/4 cup
  • Water – 2 - 3 tbsp
  • Grated coconut – 3 tbsp
  • Cardamom (powdered) – 1/4 tsp or 3 nos
To roast :
  • Cooking Oil – 2 tsp
METHOD
  • Heat oil in a kadai and roast the green gram till  it starts to splutter with nice aroma. It takes 5-7 mins in high  flame. Keep on mixing otherwise it would burn. After roasting , soak them in water for 1-2 hours. But soaking is optional. You can pressure cook it instantly too.
  • Then in a pressure cooker , take the soaked dal with water just to cover them . Add a drop of oil and a pinch of salt .
  • Pressure cook them . The dal should not be mushy. It should be separate.
  • After the steam goes, open the cooker & transfer the dal to a colander to drain the excess water.
  • In the mean time, take the powdered jaggery covered with little water and make a syrup. After the jaggery is melted, strain it to remove the impurities. Then heat it till it becomes frothy, thick and the raw smell of jaggery gets removed. At this stage , switch of the flame and add the cardamom powder .
  • Add the cooked dal to the jaggery syrup and mix well with a fork like ladle to avoid dals turning mushy..
  • Finally add the grated coconut and mix well.
  • Initially you may find this sundal mushy & together. After it completely cools down , it will be separate & very tasty.
Do try this friends. U’ll love it for sure.

MASALA SUNDAL / KARA SUNDAL
This masala sundal is different from the usual kara sundal. Try this one for a change.. U’ll like it !
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INGREDIENTS
  • Green gram – 1/2 CUP
  • Water – as needed
  • Salt – as needed
To grind:
  • Grated coconut – 3 tbsp
  • Green chilli – 1 - 2 ( adjust)
  • Soambu / Saunf / Fennel seeds – 3/4 tsp
  • Ginger – 1 inch piece
To temper
  • Cooking oil – 1 tbsp
  • Mustard seeds – 1 tsp
  • Urad dal – 1 tsp
  • Curry leaves – few
  • Hing – 2 – 3 generous pinches
Lemon juice  - few drops ( as per need)
METHOD
  • Soak the green gram for 4 – 6 hrs OR you can roast in 2 tsp of oil for few minutes and pressure cook it instantly.
  • Drain all the water and pressure cook them adding salt , water &  a drop of oil..
  • Cook for 1 whistle.. Drain all the excess water.
  • Grind all the ingredients given under “ grind” to a dry powder without adding water.
  • Now in a kadai, do the tempering and add the cooked dal.
  • Toss well and add the ground masala. Mix well and keep in low flame till raw smell vanishes.
  • Mix with a fork like ladle every now & then..
  • Switch off the flame , add lime juice and your masala sundal is ready..
  • As i said for sweet sundal , it looks mushy but it will separate as it cools down.

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October 8, 2012

ARACHUVITTA SAMBAR | TAMIL BRAHMIN RECIPES



Last weekend I was searching for Tamil brahmins recipes in some blogs and websites, I found arachuvitta sambar and urulaikilangu curry ( potato curry) as the simple sunday lunch menu mentioned by many of them. So I prepared the same at home for our lunch. 

Actually my MOM & MIL makes a similar kind of  idli sambar. Keeping that recipe in my mind , I prepared this araichuvitta sambar for lunch. One of my brahmin friends told me about this recipe long back which I noted down in my diary. 

By referring that recipe and the other recipes which I came across , I prepared this sambar. It was too good , fresh and flavourful. We loved it a lot. My friend told this sambar is usually made with small onions. I used drumstick and sambar onions. Do try this version for your sunday lunch & let me know friends !
INGREDIENTS
For 4 people ( 1 cup - 250ml)

  • Tamarind – Big gooseberry size
  • Turmeric powder – 1/4 tsp
  • Salt & water – as needed
  • Drumstick – 1 no (chopped length wise of pointer finger size)
To pressure cook:
  • Toor dal – 1/3 cup
  • Turmeric powder – 1/4 tsp
  • Cooking Oil – a drop
  • Hing – 1/4 tsp
  • Water – As needed
To roast & grind:
  • Cooking oil – 2 tsp
  • Fenugreek seeds – 1/8 tsp
  • Dhania / coriander seeds - 1 tbsp
  • Chana dal – 1/2 tbsp
  • Urad dal - 1 tsp
  • Red chillies -  5 nos (adjust as per your taste. Use upto 7 )
  • Raw Rice – 1/4 tsp 
  • Hing – 1/4 tsp
  • Grated coconut – 1 tbsp
To saute:
  • Cooking oil – 2 tbsp
  • Small onions/ sambar onion – 1/2 cup ( 10 - 15 nos)
  • Tomato – 1 no (optional) ( I dint use)
  • Curry leaves – a few
  • Sambar powder - 1/2 tsp (optional, its not used in Brahmin style)
To temper:
  • Ghee – 1 tsp
  • Mustard seeds – 1 tsp
  • Jeera / cumin seeds – 1/2 tsp
  • Red chillies – 2 no (pinched into two)
  • Curry leaves - few
To garnish:
  • Coriander leaves – few chopped finely.

METHOD

  • Pressure cook toor dal adding turmeric powder , hing and a drop of oil.
  • In a kadai , add 2 tsp of oil and roast all the ingredients given under “ to roast n grind” in the same order. Make sure nothing gets burnt.. Roast under medium flame till nice aroma rises.
  • Add grated coconut at the end , mix well and switch off the flame.It will get roasted in that heat itself. Grind to a paste in a mixie. Set aside.
  • In a wide mouthed kadai, heat oil, saute the small onions, curry leaves .. Onions should be sauteed very well with a nice aroma. ( you can also add a tomato & saute with onion if you like)
  • After it is sautéed , add the tamarind extract,  drumstick pieces , turmeric powder & salt.. Add some raw curry leaves  & a pinch of hing when it boils.
  • Cover & cook till the drumstick is done.
  • Now open the pressure cooked dal and mash it well. It should be well mashed. After adding the dal, add the freshly ground paste. Mix well without forming lumps. Let it boil for few minutes. Sambar thickens. So add more water if necessary. Check for salt.
  • Switch off the flame and garnish with coriander leaves.
  • Last but not the least , temper all the ingredients given under “ to temper” in ghee & add to sambar. Cover it with a lid to retain the aroma. Serve after 15 – 30 mins..
  • Enjoy with rice , potato curry and papad !!
Note : You can use vegetables like chow chow, radish, brinjal, potato, carrot, beans, turnip to make this sambar. You can also make it with small onions alone which is known as Vengaya arachuvitta sambar. 
Some people add 2 small onions while sauting the masala. But I din't use it.


Brahmin style arachuvitta sambar


NOTES

Please check this link for Brahmin style potato curry recipe.
  • Chopped tomato can be used along with onions. Saute it till its mushy and then add tamarind extract.
  • Instead of adding the spices along with dal, you can saute the ground spices before adding tamarind extract which gives additional flavour.
  • Adjust the red chillies according to your taste.
  • Dal should be mashed well.
  • U can also use vegetables like carrots, potatoes, chow chow, brinjal along with drumstick.


arachuvitta sambar



Do try this and let me know ur comments..Catch u all in my next post ..

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October 3, 2012

INSTANT OATS ONION UTTAPAM | INDIAN OATS RECIPES

Oats uthappam

I prepared this instant oats uthappam for the first time. We loved it a lot. So I thought of posting here. I got the  recipe from Sailu’s food. I made little changes to the original recipe. I did not add eno salt. Still it was so soft & tasty  Try this, you’ll love it for sure. We relished with coconut chutney !

INGREDIENTS

1 cup - 250ml

  • Powdered oats – 1 cup
  • Bread slices – 4 nos ( 3 days old bread – I used white bread. Whole wheat bread is preferred)
  • Rice flour – 1/4 cup
  • Rava/ semolina – 1/4 cup
  • Sour curd – 2 – 3 tbsp
  • Eno fruit salt – 1/2 tsp or cooking soda – 1/2 tsp ( I dint use)
  • Ginger – 1 inch ( finely chopped)
  • Green chillies – 2 nos ( finely chopped)
  • Curry leaves – a few
  • Coriander leaves – a few
  • Water – as needed ( around 1/2 cup)
  • Salt – as needed
For topping :
  • Big onion – 2 nos ( sliced)
  • Carrot – 1 no (grated)
  • Cashews – a few

METHOD
  • Remove the sides of bread slices.
  • Powder the oats and bread slices together.
  • Take this powder in a wide bowl and add the rice flour, semolina, sour curd or buttermilk, salt, ginger pieces, green chillies, coriander & curry leaves.
  • Add water and bring it to dosa batter consistency.
  • Take the dosa tawa, heat it and add a ladleful of batter. Do not spread it. make it like a pancake.
  • Drizzle little oil around the sides. Now spread the onion slices as topping. Cover it with a lid for few minutes.
  • Then open the lid and carefully flip the dosa.
  • Keep the flame high and cover cook for few more minutes.
  • The onions will turn brownish with a nice smell.
  • Now remove the uttapam and serve hot with coconut chutney.

Oats uthappam



NOTES
  • I din’t use eno fruit salt or soda. It was still soft. Add it to get spongy soft uthappam.
  • There are numerous choices for topping. U can add all the vegetables along with onions too.cashews and other nuts can be added for nutty uthappam. 
  • I mixed ginger , chillies and coriander leaves in the batter itself. U can add it as topping separately.
  • If you don’t have sour curd, add 1/2 cup buttermilk or fresh curd.
  • One more easy way of making uthappam with left over dosa batter is below. 
Add 1 cup of powdered oats to 1 cup of left over dosa batter and mix ginger , green chillies , finely chopped onions, curry & coriander leaves. Add little water if needed. It will also taste the best. U may feel its sticky & uncooked but it is not so. Its softness makes you feel like that. If you want, you can reduce the amount of oats and try !!

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