This is one of my favourite breakfast items, and the best part - no soaking, grinding and overnight fermenting! Except the half hour soaking of the vermicelli in the curd. Recipe adapted from Shilpa's blog.
Ingredients :
1 tsp ghee
1 cup vermicelli
1/2 cup rava
3/4 cup curd
2 tbsp coconut
2 finely chopped green chillies
3 or 4 strands of corriander leaves
2 tsp oil
1/2 tsp mustard seeds
1/2 tsp urad dal
1/2 tsp chana dal
4 to 5 curry leaves
1 pinch baking soda
Salt to taste
In a pan, heat ghee, fry vermicelli and rava for 5 mts. Remove from pan and soak in curd (yogurt) for half an hour. Mix coconut, chillies and corriander leaves. Shilpa suggests adding more curd if the batter becomes too dry (which I invariably end up doing).
Separately, heat oil, add urad dal, chana dal, mustard seeds, curry leaves and baking soda. Add it to the vermicelli mixture, add salt and mix well.
Grease the idli stand, place the batter and steam.
Tastes good with green chutney. Shilpa suggests chutney powder.
Hmm.. these idlis look great. Always nice to find dishes that don't need grinding and soaking.
ReplyDeleteThese idli's would be lovely with some sambar!
ReplyDeleteLov vermicelli idlis..looks really yummmm
ReplyDeleteBeautiful looking idlis !!!
ReplyDeleteHey!
ReplyDeleteThis is so similar to the MTR Rava Idli tat i'd make when in bangalore... sounds yum...
Cheers,
Shra
i never saw this idli
ReplyDeletenice idli
naveen
http://smsjar.blogspot.com/
Hey, I love these, looks nice.
ReplyDeleteThese are my all time favorite idlis. Easy to make and tasty too! Thanks for following my blog.
ReplyDeleteSuch a nice way to use vermicilli, very innovative one and very lovely idea..looks really good and very nice change from the usual idli v have
ReplyDeleteThey look so good, its worth a try. Thanks for sharing.
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