Rava kara kuzhi paniyaram
Instant Rava kuzhi paniyaram is an easy South indian breakfast recipe. This recipe using sooji | rava as the main ingredient. I saw this post in instagram long back and noted down the recipe. In that recipe, they used Instant MTR Rava idli mix. As i had posted rava idli already, i thought i will make my own batter instead of using the MTR rava idli mix. The paniyarams turned out crispy outside and soft inside. Check out my other South indian breakfast recipes too. this can be served for dinner or can be served as an evening snack | tiffin.
Rava Kara paniyaram
Preparation Time : 15 mins | Cooking Time : 25 Mins |Yieldss: 18-20 paniyaramsRava | sooji 1 cup
Oil 3-4 tsp
Onion 1
Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp
Channa dal 1/4 tsp
Urad dal 1/4 tsp
Red chili powder 1/2 tsp
Carrot grated 3 tblsp
Yogurt | Curd 2 tbslp
Coriander leaves few
Curry leaves few
Lemon juice 1/2 tsp
Eno fruit salt 3/4 tsp or baking soda 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
Ginger a small piece (optional)
Method:
- In a pan add oil and add in the mustard seeds. When it starts spluttering add the urad dal, channa dal and curry leaves. Chop the onions finely.
- When the dal turns golden brown colour add the onions to this. If adding ginger add now.
- When the onions turn pink and translucent, add the red chili powder and salt.
- Switch off the flame.
- Add the rava to this and roast it in the hot pan. Allow this to completely cool.
- Add the yogurt to this and add little water and mix it to get the consistency of idli batter. Add lemon juice to this and mix well.
- If adding baking soda add it now and mix well and keep it aside.
- If adding eno salt, do not add now. Just keep the rava mixture aside for 10 minutes.
- Add the grated carrots to this and mix well.
- Add Eno salt and mix well. the batter will turn airy and loose after adding eno salt. The final batter should be in the consistency of idli batter. So after adding eno, if needed add little more water to get the right consistency.
- Add chopped coriander leaves.
- Heat the paniyaram pan and add few drops of oil in each hole. Spoon in the batter in all the holes.
- Cover it and cook in a low flame.
- When it is cooked on one side flip it carefully using a skewer or using a spoon.
- Cook for few minutes and take it out from the pan.
- Serve it hot with coconut chutney.
Notes:
- Adding onions is optional. You can skip this too.
- You can add frozen green peas too. If adding add while sauting the onions.
- If making in big batch, do not add eno salt for the whole batch. Add in small batches and make the paniyaram.
- You can add 2 tblsp of rice flour to the batter ot 2 tblsp of idli |dosa batter too.
- You can add finely chopped green chili instead of red chili powder.
Can I ferment instead of adding eno or baking soda?
ReplyDeleteThis is an instant one,never tried the fermented one . But you can try
DeleteNanna irukku Jeyashri!
ReplyDeleteI tried it came out super
ReplyDeleteInteresting recipe! Will try and let u know!
ReplyDeleteUsually whatever recipe I try from this blog is a hit. But this one simply would not bind. It soaked up too much oil, and was uncooked from the inside. The pictures look so lovely, but mine fell apart :(
ReplyDeleteHi, thanks for the message. The reason may be eno salt may be added more. Also the rava may be roasted for a long time.
DeleteAnd one more reason is consistency of the batter may be thick.
Can we avoid eno salt in this ?
ReplyDeleteNice recipe. Came out really good!
ReplyDeleteSuperb jeyashri... I tried rava the receipe it turned out awesome.. all in my home liked a ton.thanks for the receipe. Also I tried out mixed veg paratha missi roti n beetroot Cutlet.m all are super hit n I feel very satisfied of home preparation.. thanks a lot
ReplyDeleteHi jeyashri, it tried this recipe but it dint trun up, the batter was like uppma in the paniyram kuzhi and got stuck to it,i added backing soda .can u help out wanted to try this.
ReplyDeleteCan we skip addition of eno salt ??how long does it take for fermentation ??how will we know fermentation is complete and batter is ready
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried fermenting this batter.
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