Showing posts with label avil/chiwda/ flaked rice. Show all posts
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Friday, August 18, 2023

Easy Amini kolakattai with avil

 When we're small, more than the normal sweet/ coconut pooranam kolakkatai, everyones' favourite was spicy, crispy amini kolakattai with the lft over mavu.

Now all you need is avil, thick. thin variety.

INGREDIENTS

avil / flattened rice/ poha 1 1/2 cups

salt and chilies to taste

oil for frying

mustard seeds 1/2 tsp

chana dal 2 tsp

urad dal 2 tasp

curry leaves finely chopped 2 tsp


METHOD

wash well avail, if thick variety, you may need to soak in very little water for about 20 minutes.

If using thin variety, just wash well, drain and keep aside

Take half the quantity of avil, green chilies, grind to a fine paste without adding any water.

Mix the ground avil, with the rest of the avil, mix well adding salt to taste.

With little oil in your hands, roll it into small balls.

In your idli steamer/ pressure cooker, put water, cover the idli plate with a wet cloth, put the rolled balls, cover with the cloth and steam for 5 minutes only. 

Remove and cool.

In a kadai, add  oil, mustard seeds, then add the dals, once golden, add curry leaves and hing little, add the steamed balls, fry well till crisp on low heat.


OPTIONS- you may add finely chopped onion with the ground avil and mix.

2nd- after tempering with dals, add onion, fry well, add tomatoes, chili pdr, fry well, till the gravy thickens, then add the steamed balls , fry and serve.


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Sunday, June 26, 2022

Vegetable poha

Vegetable poha

A specialty of Madhya Pradesh, made with beaten rice, Poha is a healthy and light snack relished by all at anytime.

1. Wash and soak poha in water for 10 minutes until it is soft, drain and keep it aside.

2. Heat oil in a pan, add mustard seeds and when they start splattering, add curry leaves and peanuts fry for 2 to 3 minutes.

3. Now add chopped onion and fry for a minute add green peas, chopped tomato and carrots, fry again for a minute.

4. Put salt and turmeric powder, sauté well for 30 seconds. Now add the drained poha and simmer the heat. Cook for 3 to 4 minutes, keep stirring in between. Sumptuous poha is ready to eat, serve with green chutney and bhujia.

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Monday, February 24, 2014

POHA/ CHIWDA TIKKI/ CUTLETS

INGREDIENTS

thick poha washed well, soaked in wee bit of water to soften it   2 cups
finely chopped cabbage/ cauliflower/ carrot/ onion/ potatoes( you can add all/ some or just 1/2 of the veges mentioned ) roughly 1 cup
fresh coriander leaves finely chopped  2-3 tbsp
chilli-ginger paste   2 tsp
roasted and coarsely powdered peanuts   3-4 tbsp
lime juice  1 tbsp
chana masala  1 tsp
coriander-cumin powder  1tsp
salt to taste
oil to fry

METHOD

in a bowl, add poha, add the veges, coriander leaves, paste, lime juice, chana masala, cumin pdr. mix well, if too dry, sprinkle little water, so that you can get like a dough, for that you've to keep kneading well
then add peanuts, salt, mix well
shape into cutlets/ tikki
you can either deep fry/ shallow fry till golden in colour
serve hot with green chutney and ketchup




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