Last weekend I was breaking my head thinking about what to prepare for dinner. Finally I asked my husband what he wanted to have. He told me to prepare upma urundai / upma kozhukattai and he also said its been a very long time we prepared this. Yes , I agreed. I totally forgot about this dish. Upma kozhukattai is nothing but steamed rice dumplings. I gave a call to my MIL for the recipe and made it. It was tasting soft and excellent. Thanks to my husband for reminding me this yummy tiffin. Also i've got a different and interesting South Indian recipe to share with u all :)
INGREDIENTS :
1 cup - 200ml
METHOD:
1 cup - 200ml
- Raw rice - 1 cup ( Use good quality Sona masoori)
- Toor dal - 1.5 tbsp
- Water - 2 cups
- Cooking oil - 1 tbsp
- Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
- Urad dal - 1/2 tsp
- Asafetida /Hing - 1/4 tsp
- Green chilly - 1 no ( cut into two)
- Red chilli - 1no
- Ginger - 1 inch piece ( cut into small pieces)
- Curry leaves - A few
- Pepper powder - 1 tsp
- Grated coconut - 1/4 cup ( optional)
METHOD:
- Take the raw rice and toor dal in a mixie jar and grind it like rava. It should not be too coarse, remember. Set aside. Alternatively you can soak the rice & dal for 2 hours, drain the water and grind it.
- Now in a broad kadai , temper all the items given above in the same order.
- Add 2 cups of water and the required salt. Allow it to boil.Now add the ground rice mixture.Mix well for sometime without forming lumps.Let it thicken.
- The rice absorbs all the water and becomes a non sticky dough. Lastly add freshly grated coconut (optional) and pepper powder.Mix well.
- Let it cool down. Now grease the idli plate with little oil. Make balls out of the dough and arrange it in the greased idli plate.Steam the balls for 10-15 mins.
nice n yummy dinner..looks delicious
ReplyDeleteCute ball,looks absolutely yummy
ReplyDeletethis is one of my hubbys fav tiffin..yumm
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting and delicious....
ReplyDeletelove your header...the urundai looks tempting.
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ReplyDeleteYUMMY BALLS. I LIKE THIS RECIPE TRY IT SOON
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious ....I never made or ate this ...but tempted to now
ReplyDeletewow very innovative n ur clicks r awesome
ReplyDeleteTotally new dish to me....sounds and looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteDelicious urundais,luks yum...
ReplyDeleteI make this too but I smooth grind the batter to idli maavu consistency. will try this next time.
ReplyDeleteNice urundai.Pics are good.We also prepare this but in a bit different manner.
ReplyDeletelove traditional dishes....love to taste one urundai...
ReplyDeleteHave seen this in many blogs but havent tasted myself...looks very tempting
ReplyDeleteBookmarking your recipe,loved it
ReplyDeleteYummy balls and a comfortable dish
ReplyDeletethese looks so attractive and yummy...must try
ReplyDeleteCute & tempting urundai!!!
ReplyDeletePrathima Rao
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Me too long time since I had it! :( I dont have raw rice at all,so could not make... atleast I can drool ur post ;)
ReplyDeletewonderful version of the humble upma! they look delicious! the upma seems to be coming back in fashion big time thanks to top chef masters winning dish of fancy upma :D
ReplyDeleteThis looks so delicious:)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a twist to the traditional Upma...atleast to me..Love it with Sambar.
ReplyDeleteUpma urundais looks totally appetizing Chitra :)
ReplyDeleteLove these yum balls!
ReplyDeleteNice recipe...looks absolutely yummy...nice presentation.
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