This is one of regular breakfast of Malnad(Southern part of India).Most of idlis are prepared using the banana leaf or jack fruit leaves called Kotte and steamed in a heavy copper untensils which tastes delicious.
Ingredients
1 cup Parboiled rice
1 cup Toor dal /pigeon peas
Salt
1/4 tsp Baking soda
Soak parboiled rice and toor dal for 4 hours separately and grind the dal finely and rice to coarse.
Add salt and baking soda, mix evenly and allow for frementation for 8 hours.
Heat the steamer and grease the ildi moulds(I used Stainsteel glasses and the steaming time would be 20mins) pour the batter and steam for 20 mins(If you use the regular ildi moulds- steam it for 10 mins)
Serve with any chutney.
Note: You can add some chopped cilantro, curry leaves and ginger to batter.
13 comments:
Lovely idlis. They look perfect!And with toor dhal..its new. I have only made with Urad dhal.
idli's r perfect and very recipe to me ...
Madhuri,,this idlies are new to me creative recipe dear sure will try this idli soon, looks the same method for normal idli.
Using toor dal is something new, must try this one,yours has turned out to be so soft and yum...nice click too madhuri
Wow madhur looks so sponge and soft idli..Can i take some from your palte?
Nifty idea..never thought of adding toor dal in idlis..
I tried out toordal idlies quite a long back, looks beautiful..
Perfect idlis spongy and soft.
Using toor daal in idli's is something very innovative :)
Idlis look so soft and fluffy.
Lovely and soft idlis. i love it.
What fluffy and graceful idlis!
What a cretive recipe Madhuri!
Will the rice and toor dal not ferment by itself? Will the batter not 'deflate' after so many hours?
How much batter did you pour into the glasses? Did you then slice them before serving?
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