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Kozhi-Kadumbu

Sabrina R
Sabrina R @cook_7808962
Bengaluru,India

Steamed rice-flour balls aka Kadumbu
in Malabar districts like Kasaragod,Kannur,etc and Kadumputtu
in Coorg,is a common breakfast item served along with non-veg curry.This dish blended along with thick chicken gravy is usually a Ramadan delight

Steamed rice-flour balls aka Kadumbu
in Malabar districts like Kasaragod,Kannur,etc and Kadumputtu
in Coorg,is a common breakfast item served along with non-veg curry.This dish blended along with thick chicken gravy is usually a Ramadan delight

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Kozhi-Kadumbu

Sabrina R
Sabrina R @cook_7808962
Bengaluru,India

Steamed rice-flour balls aka Kadumbu
in Malabar districts like Kasaragod,Kannur,etc and Kadumputtu
in Coorg,is a common breakfast item served along with non-veg curry.This dish blended along with thick chicken gravy is usually a Ramadan delight

Steamed rice-flour balls aka Kadumbu
in Malabar districts like Kasaragod,Kannur,etc and Kadumputtu
in Coorg,is a common breakfast item served along with non-veg curry.This dish blended along with thick chicken gravy is usually a Ramadan delight

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Ingredients

20 mins
3-serving
  • 2 cupsRice flour
  • to tasteSalt
  • 2 and half cupWater
  • 1 tablespoonCoconut Grated (optional)
  • 1 teaspoonCumin seeds jeera / ( optional)
  • as requiredOil -
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Steps

20 mins
  1. 1

    For the chicken gravy, please see my post..#Hyderabadi..If you want to cook a different version, please look up for the various recipes available in CT for chicken or other non veg of your choice. Ensure that the gravy is not watery at all.It should be of medium consistency. Recommend to use left over gravy

  2. 2

    The chicken pieces should be strips and possibly remove all the bones from the pieces. Else,you can use boneless chicken for the gravy you prepare

  3. 3

    Boil water along with salt required

  4. 4

    Let the water cool for a while,so that you don't burn your hands while kneading.Add the rice flour,coconut and cumin seeds to the water.Mix well to form a soft but sticky dough

  5. 5

    You may not have to knead it really well to make an even dough due to the stickiness,but make sure the flour and water is blended thoroughly

  6. 6

    Rub some oil/ghee on your palms and make small balls from the dough.The ball size should be a little smaller than lemon

  7. 7

    Steam these balls using a steamer/idli vessel.Coat the base with oil on which you are going to place these balls.It normally takes 10-15 minutes to get them steamed

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  8. 8

    Sometimes you would find that even after steaming, they would still be soft.In such cases,leave them open for a while so that the heat in them goes off

  9. 9

    In a pan,heat 1-2 tablespoons of oil,add the gravy to it and once it starts heating up, add the steamed balls and mix well.Simmer the flame,close the pan with a lid and let it cook for about a minute or two so that the gravy and the steamed balls get blended well

  10. 10

    Garnish with fresh coriander and curry leaves

  11. 11

    Serve hot

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Sabrina R
Sabrina R @cook_7808962
on September 17, 2014 15:59
Bengaluru,India
I am one among you - I like cooking but lazy to cook. So my preparations are usually quick, easy and use of minimal ingredients yet not compromising on the taste. My recipes are inspired from family,friends,cookery shows and places I have been to. Through my posts, I want to reach out to the folks who are new to cooking, to those who cannot spare much time in kitchen but want to make the most out of it and to all the foreign counterparts who are interested in Indian recipes.So go ahead, try out some of my recipes and let me know what you think about them.Happy cooking!
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