Bajra Adai

#56bhog
Made with rice and all pulses, Adai is rich in proteins and iron and a very satisfying breakfast. It is one of the most special & healthy breakfast/dinner recipes for South Indians especially for people in Tamil nadu & Kerala. It needs no accompaniment, well you can eat it with butter, curd, jaggery or any pickles. I have made it with Bajra today.
Bajra Adai
#56bhog
Made with rice and all pulses, Adai is rich in proteins and iron and a very satisfying breakfast. It is one of the most special & healthy breakfast/dinner recipes for South Indians especially for people in Tamil nadu & Kerala. It needs no accompaniment, well you can eat it with butter, curd, jaggery or any pickles. I have made it with Bajra today.
Steps
- 1
Soak all the ingredients for atleast 2-3 hours. Soak the Moong, Udad and Soya separately.
- 2
I always use a food processor for grinding Adai batter as it should be a coarse paste and not at all soft. If using a normal mixie, do not run it for long time as it tends to become a soft batter very fast.
- 3
Grind the Moong, Udad and Soya separately, as it would not grind, if put together with the rice. Now grind soaked rice and dal and make a coarse batter.
- 4
Now add pepper, red chillies, hing, curry leaves and coriander and run the grind for a minute, so that everything blends well together. My mom prefers cutting the curry leaves and coriander separately and add them to the batter, I blend them in the food processor itself. Both ways work well.
- 5
Grate the coconut into small pieces and to the batter. This is completely optional acc to taste.
- 6
Heat a griddle or a non stick tawa and pour a ladle of batter and spread it in circular motion. It should be thick, not as thin as a regular dosa. Drizzle a tsp of oil around the adai. Make 3-4 holes with the back of the ladle and drizzle little oil on the holes also. Let it get cooked.
- 7
Once cooked, flip it over to the other side and drizzle another tsp of oil around the adai.
- 8
After both sides are cooked well, remove from tawa and serve it hot with curd, chutney or butter or jaggery or any pickle.
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