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Ingredients for Idly Method
Wash and Soak Rice and dal seperately for 4 hrs.
First grind dal to a very smooth paste.. ( for best results grind dal for 45 mins)
Grind Rice near to coarse consitency.
Add salt and mix well.
Keep the batter aside over night.
Next day grease the idly moulds with oil and pour 1 laddle of the fermented batter and let it steam for 7 mins.
When it is done switch off the stove and let it for 5 mins. ( don't open immediately)
Serve with Sambar , chutneys of your taste..
Bombay Chutney ( Kadalai mavu chutney)
It is all time favourite of my hubby's family. They have it with idly, dosa or even for poori too. Its very simple and tasty..
Ingredients
Besan flour : 3 tbsps
Onion : 1
Tomato : 1
Green chillies : 3
Lemon juice : 1/2 tsp
Mustard
Asafotida
Salt
Oil
Coriander leaves
Method
Mix besan flour with 1 cup of water and keep aside.
Heat oil in a pan add mustard seeds, asafotida , green chillies and chopped onions one by one and fry well.
Then add chopped tomatoes and salt and stir well
Add besan water and let it cook for more than 7 mins till the raw smell of the besan flour goes.
Garnish with coriander leaves and add lemon juice..
Idly Rice : 4 cups
Urad dal : 1 cup
Salt
looks so delicious.One of our favorite..idly with chutney ,can have up to 5 idlis minimum
ReplyDeleteBut this besan flour chutney is new to me..sure will try this one..nice recipe
You are correct prani.. we can't count idlies how much we are having when with chutney and sambar.. Most of the hotels in Madurai we get this chutney only with idly.. Try it out.. it will sure tastes great..
ReplyDeleteNice and delicious combo.
ReplyDeletehi, what a agrea combination i love chutneys and pickles too... looks yummy
ReplyDeleteSoft spongy idlis and an interesting chutney to go with it. Yum yum :)
ReplyDeleteTempting recipe and needless to mention, a lovely click.
ReplyDeleteSpongy idli with besan flour chutney, looks super delicious..
ReplyDeletenice click.....tempting a lot
ReplyDeleteI love idlis too!! this chutney used to be served in the hostel, back in India!!! wonderful combination!!!!
ReplyDeleteidlis look so soft.
ReplyDeleteBesan chutney is new for me, though I am from Mumbai.
This sounds new to me..idli and chutney is such an unbeatable and comforting combo...
ReplyDeleteOh Dear..this is my favourite..I'm drooling here..I think we cook almost a similar menu:-)
ReplyDeleteloved the chutney...lovely presentation....idli is my all time favourite....
ReplyDeleteNever heard chutney with besan flour..will try it..
ReplyDeleteIdli looks soft and perfect!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of Bombay chutney, sounds delicious!! Your idlis look so soft and yummy..Am drooling!!
ReplyDeleteChutney sounds new...Idli looks sooo soft and spongy...
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ReplyDeleteHey Vidhu,
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Vidhya,
ReplyDeleteIdli and besan chutney looks awesome.