Cooks in: 30 Minutes Serves: 2 People
Ammini or Mani kozhukattai is a tamil delicacy, generally made with the leftover kozhukattai or modhakam dough. Spices are added steamed and shallow fried to make them crispy. I used jowar flour to make this simple yet tasty dish.
Ragi Morkali
Cooks in: 20 Minutes Serves: 2 People
Morkali is a traditional tambrahm dish which is made using rice flour and sour buttermilk to make a fudge. Even though I already posted morkali recipe with multi millet flour, wanted to share this awesome one with Ragi.
Morkali is a traditional tambrahm dish which is made using rice flour and sour buttermilk to make a fudge. Even though I already posted morkali recipe with multi millet flour, wanted to share this awesome one with Ragi.
Thatte Idli
Cooks in: 30 Minutes Serves: 4 People
Thatte idli means plate idli. They are famous all over Karnataka especially on Bangalore Mysore route. Idlis are made on plates and served with chutney and sambar. I replaced rice with Barnyard Millet.
Thatte idli means plate idli. They are famous all over Karnataka especially on Bangalore Mysore route. Idlis are made on plates and served with chutney and sambar. I replaced rice with Barnyard Millet.
Coconut Poli
Cooks in: 20 Minutes Serves: 2 People
Poli is generally prepared during festive season. Cooked chana dal and coconut mixed with jaggery is the common stuffing used for this dish. I used coconut poornam to make the dish simple.
Poli is generally prepared during festive season. Cooked chana dal and coconut mixed with jaggery is the common stuffing used for this dish. I used coconut poornam to make the dish simple.
Puli Pongal
Cooks in: 20 Minutes Serves: 2 People
Puli Pongal is a Tambrahm dish, generally made for dinner, a slight variant from Puliyodharai. The dish is mushy and served with vadams. I have tried this with little, kodo, barnyard and foxtail millets and all the four are suitable for this dish. An easy tasty dish which gets ready in a short time.
Puli Pongal is a Tambrahm dish, generally made for dinner, a slight variant from Puliyodharai. The dish is mushy and served with vadams. I have tried this with little, kodo, barnyard and foxtail millets and all the four are suitable for this dish. An easy tasty dish which gets ready in a short time.