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Ingredients1 cup ordinary rice
1 cup parboiled rice
2 tbsp. oil
salt to taste
waterMethod
- Wash and soak rice together overnight.
- Grind together to a fine paste.
- Keep aside for 5-6 hours.
- Put into idli moulds and steam till cooked.
- Use skewer test.
- Grease a sev press. Place warm idli in it and press.
- Press out sev in a 4" circle. See that ends overlap.
- Allow to cool a bit. Use greased palms and lift.
- Place in a double walled colander or steamer to keep warm.
- Serve hot with ghee and chutney, garnished with coconut and coriander.
Variations:
- Top with powdered sugar and ghee while serving.
- Cool, break unevenly. Heat oil in a pan, add finely chopped chillies and onions, fry till tender, add sev, salt, lemon juice, coriander, grated coconut, and mix. Serve warm or cold.
- Sun dry the idiappams till dry and crisp. Store and fry or steam when desired.
- Will keep for a few weeks in dry form.
Making time: 1 hour excluding soaking and grinding time.
Makes: 18-20 idiappams.
Shelflife: Idlis can be refrigerated and resteamed the next day. Dry form 2-3 weeks.
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