This is a very easy Appam that tastes great and can be made with very little effort and quickly . You don't have to ferment the batter overnight .
Ingredients:
- Rice flour - 1 cup
- Uppuma rava/Sooji - 1 cup
- Grated coconut - 1/2 cup
- Cooked rice - 1/2 cup
- Sugar - 3 tbsp
- Yeast - 1 tsp
- Salt - to taste
Method:
Add the yeast into 1/2 cup of very warm water(not hot - it will kill the yeast) add a TBSP of sugar and stir and keep aside.
Grind together the grated coconut and cooked rice with 1/2 cup water.
Add the rice flour and sooji into a big container( the batter will raise to 2 times its volume)and add in the remaining sugar, ground coconut rice mixture , yeast water and mix well without forming lumps.
Add just enough water to get a thick idili/pancake consistency batter.
Keep this batter covered in a warm spot for 3 hours .
Add salt to taste and mix well.
Heat a pan and smear with a few drops of oil and pour in a ladle of batter like you would for pancakes or dosa and cook until you see holes on the top.Flip over and cook for an additional minute.
Serve with any stew .
My mom has been talking about these, she saw it on TV somewhere. i'm definitely trying it! Thanks for the recipe. (came here via Ria's blog).
ReplyDeleteYou have some great recipes here.
Yummy!
ReplyDeleteadipolee post priya!..gotta try this version rather than fermenting the batter overnite.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys - It has become a regular at my home.My kids love it too and it is one of the easiest to make.
ReplyDeletePriya i just for the sake of it tried it and i was like astonished to see result, i added water half and can coconut milk half.Trust me it was better than the overnite deals
ReplyDeleteThanks alot
Glad you liked it :)
ReplyDeleteDo u add Rawa for Appam ?? Never heard of Tht.. why do u add it ? Is it necessary .I am just curious. The Appam s looks yum though
ReplyDeleteFor this Appam yes, Usually for the paalappam rava is not added.
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