Wednesday, January 30, 2013

OATS IDLI RECIPE | INSTANT OATS IDLI

INDIAN DIET RECIPES

I have been thinking for a long time to post some diet recipes for a long time but somehow it got postponed but after getting many request from readers to post some diet recipes without any delay i thought i should post some Indian vegetarian diet recipes using the ingredients easily available at home. Though i didn’t get the pictures very satisfied due to poor lighting, hope to update this soon when i make this next time. The original recipe i tried from here but replaced with  broken wheat instead of semolina.
Generally i don’t personally diet too much but will not over eat also. I do walk for 30 to 45 minutes everyday and started yoga recently. Just keep in mind that whenever you want to be on diet ,  do not skip any meal , just try to avoid deep fried junk food and sweets. Eat lots of fruits and drink plenty of water.
Before trying this Oats Idli i was worried about the out come but it turned out very well and  i enjoyed with pudina chutney. My hubby who came from Office little early yesterday relished this Oats idli too.
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INGREDIENTS: (YIELDS 5 IDLI)
OATS 1/2 CUP
BROKEN WHEAT | SAMBA RAVA 1/4 CUP
OIL 1 TSP
YOGURT 1/4 CUP
GREEN CHILLI 1-2
GINGER (GRATED) 1/4 TSP
BAKING SODA | ENO FRUIT SALT 2 PINCHES
MUSTARD SEEDS 1/4 TSP
CHANNA DAL 1/4 TSP
URAD DAL 1/4 TSP
CURRY LEAVES FEW
SALT AS NEEDED
CARROT (GRATED) 3-4 TBLSP
TURMERIC POWER A PINCH
WATER AS NEEDED
IMG_3491METHOD:
  • Roast the Oats ( i used Quacker quick cooking oats) for 3-4 minutes. Powder this finely.
  • Roast the broken wheat for 2 minutes in a medium flame.
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  • In a kadai add little oil and add mustard seeds, ginger, channa dal, urad dal, finely chopped green chilli, chopped curry leaves and coriander leaves.
  • Switch off the flame and add the grated carrots.
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  • Add this to the powdered oats and broken wheat mixture. Add yogurt, salt ,turmeric powder and required water to reach the idli batter consistency.
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  • Add the baking soda | eno fruit salt to this and grease the idli plates.
  • Pour this oats idli batter to this and steam it for 10 to 12 minutes.
  • Insert a knife to check whether it is done .
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  • Take out from the moulds and enjoy hot. It tasted well even when it not very hot.
  • The pudina chutney went well with this and will post the recipe soon.
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Note:
  • You can replace broken wheat with semolina.
  • Pour into the moulds after adding the yogurt and water.
  • You can add any veggies of your choice.

45 comments:

  1. healthy idli and nice clicks sis:)

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  2. very healthy and yummy idli
    looks great
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  3. Real healthy and tasty one for sure...
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  4. I too make the same way.Looks nice :)

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  5. Healthy idlis..have tried once or twice before..but never got chance to click..

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  6. I do quite often this healthy idlies,love that much.

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  7. I tried the MTR oats idli mix, these idlis look awesome, bookmarked it Jeyashri..

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  8. Lovely and healthy recipe....

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  9. Healthy idlis..Adding broken wheat is a nice idea..We usually make with rava..Will try it this way next time :)
    Prathima Rao
    Prats Corner

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  10. Very healthy.... And yummy....


    Helen
    http://myworldmyhome2012.blogspot.in

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  11. I do something very similar ...looks very yum ....

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  12. yummy and inviting recipe.. .
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  13. Very healthy and delicious Idlies

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  14. That looks really good! I've only tried making oats idli with white rava... I must try with samba rava... must be more nutty.

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  15. cant take off my eyes from idli :) so cute and looks grainy..

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  16. loved the picture tutorial. I feel even i can make this fascinating looking idli!

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  17. I make oats dosa often than this idli....but this is my fav too :)

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  18. soft looking idlis, healthy n filling too...i have tried this oats idli with white rava, next time will try with wheat rava...loved its grainy texture!Must have tasted great with ur instant sambar n chutneys :)

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  19. Oats and broken wheat is a nice healthy combo.

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  20. they look really nice.. i generally add rava.. but aquick question.. do i powder the brown wheat and use it?

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  21. i like this combo .. borken wheat n oats.. good idlies..

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  22. Healthy idlis. Loving the texture.

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  23. super soft and super delicious!!!! bookmarking this very healthy idli!!!
    Sowmya
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  24. Beleive me your pics are soooo good n I really want to try this recipe.

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  25. Going to make today ..looks so yummy n healthy too.

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  26. I tried this without the broken wheat. Came out awesome. My kids loved this.

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  27. Will try it tomorrow morning morning for break fast :) thanks a lot for your recipe !!!

    Cheers

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  28. a simple and great recipe! thanks dear jeyashri. god bless :D

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  29. I am trying it today...looks yummy

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  30. Anyone tried with oat bran ?

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  31. Today I tried oats idli bt I didn't get well I don't know the reason dr bt I used wat u have mentioned here

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    1. Oh i have tried this last week, came out well only. May be the eno salt may be inactive. Was that fluffy or not?

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  32. I tried it many times. Even today I made it for our dinner.... great healthy....

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