Masala Veg Idli with Peanut coriander Chutney

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#Week8
Keyword: Steamed
Idlis are soft and fluffy steamed cakes. They are the ultimate health food which could be had during anytime of the day. Originally idlis are made with ground urad dal and rice batter. However these days there are many varieties of idlis which are available. We have rava idli, moong dal idli, ragi idli, oats idli and what not. What I am making today is a rava idli with veggies and a tempering to add some zing. They are served with some peanut and coriander chutney, a welcome change from the typical coconut chutney.
Masala Veg Idli with Peanut coriander Chutney
#GA4
#Week8
Keyword: Steamed
Idlis are soft and fluffy steamed cakes. They are the ultimate health food which could be had during anytime of the day. Originally idlis are made with ground urad dal and rice batter. However these days there are many varieties of idlis which are available. We have rava idli, moong dal idli, ragi idli, oats idli and what not. What I am making today is a rava idli with veggies and a tempering to add some zing. They are served with some peanut and coriander chutney, a welcome change from the typical coconut chutney.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
For the Idlis, first heat ghee in a kadai. Add the rava. Roast on low flame for 3-4 minutes. Add salt to it while still hot and mix. keep aside to cool.
- 2
Heat 1 tbsp ghee in a pan, add the mustard seeds. once mustard seeds splutter, add the jeera. After 20 seconds add the urad dal. once the Urad dal turns golden add cashews and curry leaves. I could not add the cashews as I was out of them.
- 3
Add this tempering to the rava. Add the vegetables too. Now add the curd and 1/2 cup water. Add 1/2 tsp baking soda and chopped coriander leaves, mix well and keep aside for 10 minutes.
- 4
After 10 minutes transfer the idli batter to a greased idli mold and team for 15-17 minutes.
- 5
For the chutney; add all the ingredients other than the tempering ingredients to a grinder jar. Using some water grind to a smooth paste.
- 6
For the tempering, heat oil in a pan. Add the mustard seeds. once they splutter add the urad dal. once dal turns golden add curry leaves. Add the tempering to the chutney.
- 7
Serve hot masala veg idlis with peanut coriander chutney and relish.
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