Paruppu Adai is surely an all time fav, I feel as though Ive had my days nutrients from one adai especiallly served with Avial. There are many recipes for ,making adai n this is very easy to ,make, you can try out any combination of lentils. Here Ive added rice for crispiness n masoor dal vor a vareity. This adai was delicious n went perfect with Spicy coconot chutney. The secret for the perfect adai is grinding them coarsely. Adding onions is a must as it adds an extra taste to the adai. Next time I plan to use a different set of Lentils to make this Adai.
Sending them to Healing foods- Onion guest hosted by Priya event by Siri n to CWS- Pepper guest hosted by Padma event by Priya
You need:
Chana Dal 1/2cup
Urad Dal 1/4 cup
Tuvar Dal 1/4cup
Masoor Dal 1/2cup
Parboiled rice 1/2cup
Coconut( shredded) 1/2cup
Dry Red chilli 2nos
Green Chilli 2nos
Jeera 1tsp
Pepper 1tbsp
Ginger 1"piece
Onions 3nos (finely chopped)
Corainder leaves a handful( chopped)
Salt
Oil
Preparation:
Wash n Soak the Dals, Rice , jeera, pepper, dry red chilli, green chilli, for 4-5 hours. Then drain them.
In the grinder add the coconut, ginger n little water n grind to a smooth paste, then add in the soaked n drained ingredients, salt, n grind to a coarse paste adding little water only if necessary.
To the ground mixture add the onions n coriander.
Heat the tawa, add 1/2 tsp oil n place a ladleful of batter n spread them thin, drizzle the corners with oil.
If you are making for kids you can use Ghee instead of oil.
Cook on both sides .
Serve hot!!
Sending them to Healing foods- Onion guest hosted by Priya event by Siri n to CWS- Pepper guest hosted by Padma event by Priya
You need:
Chana Dal 1/2cup
Urad Dal 1/4 cup
Tuvar Dal 1/4cup
Masoor Dal 1/2cup
Parboiled rice 1/2cup
Coconut( shredded) 1/2cup
Dry Red chilli 2nos
Green Chilli 2nos
Jeera 1tsp
Pepper 1tbsp
Ginger 1"piece
Onions 3nos (finely chopped)
Corainder leaves a handful( chopped)
Salt
Oil
Preparation:
Wash n Soak the Dals, Rice , jeera, pepper, dry red chilli, green chilli, for 4-5 hours. Then drain them.
In the grinder add the coconut, ginger n little water n grind to a smooth paste, then add in the soaked n drained ingredients, salt, n grind to a coarse paste adding little water only if necessary.
To the ground mixture add the onions n coriander.
Heat the tawa, add 1/2 tsp oil n place a ladleful of batter n spread them thin, drizzle the corners with oil.
If you are making for kids you can use Ghee instead of oil.
Cook on both sides .
Serve hot!!
Healthy and tasty adai!
ReplyDeletePancake looks lovely...
ReplyDeleteNice mixed lentil pancake.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite, can have even everyday with spicy coconut chutney, thanks for sending to HF..
ReplyDeleteNiloufer, love the color of adai, I have never made it before but heard a lot, so I bookmarked and making it next time I make dosa kind of thing :)
ReplyDeleteone of my fav. looks so healthy and beautiful
ReplyDeleteAdai looks healthy n delicious.
ReplyDeleteMy all time favorite...Love it ...
ReplyDeleteTats a healthy treat Niloufer.
ReplyDeleteAnd wat is life without sumthing new everyday...liked ur recipe.
I usually make adai wit loads of veges which is difficult to tuck in my families diet...soo devilish of me...I know!!!
But liked ur recipe wit rice flour..will try next time.
The mixed Lentils look great and awesome. Love to try them soon.
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Hamaree Rasoi
hey noce recipe ya
ReplyDeleteEven I love adai and make a variety of them for evening tiffin. Looks delicious :)
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