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Below recipe by Culinary Aromas
2 cups millet dosa/idli batter
½ cup poha (preferably thick) / flattened rice
¼ beetroot
1 tbsp oil
1 carrot
1/2 medium sized onion
Few curry leaves
1 tsp mustard
¼ tsp hing
¼ cup boiled green peas (or frozen peas)
½ tsp salt
1 cup = 250 ml or 128 gms
Take 2 cups of the kodo millet batter or any dosa/idli batter of your choice. Fresh or sour. I usually make this when my dosa/idli batter gets a little sour.
Soak poha (aka flattened rice) with just enough water for 10min. Boil beetroot and keep ready. Once the poha soft, blend it with boiled beetroot.
Grate carrot and chop onions and curry leaves finely.
In a pan, warm 1 tbsp oil. Add mustard and hing (Asafoetida).
When mustard splutters, add chopped curry leaves and onions.
Then add grated carrot and peas. If taking fresh peas, boil it for 2 whistles. Frozen can be used directly.
Add ½ tsp salt.
Sauté and cook for 5 -10 minutes. Until onions are translucent.
Let the mixture cool before adding it to batter.
To the batter, add the blended poha beetroot paste, add the sautéd veggies.
Mix everything well
To a paniyaram pan, add a drop of oil to all the holes.
Add 1 tbsp batter. Cook on low to medium flame by flipping using a chopstick/spoon in between until browned well. This ensures the inside gets cooked well.
Serve with peanut or coconut chutney. Spicier the better :-)