Ingredients
- 200 ml Rice
- 1 Coconut
- Seasame Oil
- 200gms. Jaggery
Method
- Wash and soak raw rice for an hour. Drain the water completely and spread the rice on a cloth and allow it to dry. The rice can be allowed to dry in the shade itself. Grind the raw rice to smooth flour. For 1 measure of rice flour take 2 measures of water.
- Boil this water in a kadai (a shallow thick bottom vessel). Add a pinch of salt and a teaspoon of seasame oil.
- Allow the water to boil. When the water starts boiling add the rice flour to this, stirring continuously without allowing any lumps to form.
- When the mixture has formed into a smooth thick batter, remove from the fire. The batter must be thick enough like chappathi batter.
- Grate fresh coconut.
- Add a teaspoon of milk to the grated coconut and grind it in a mixer grinder lightly.
- Add a little water to the powdered jaggery and keep on low fire and stir for some time.
- When the jaggery has dissolved completely in water add grated coconut to this and keep stirring for some time.
- Then remove from fire and add powdered cardamoms to this.
- Smear your hands with a little seasame oil.
- Smoothen the prepared rice flour batter with your hands.
- Make small balls (the size of a lemon).
- Fill these cups with the prepared coconut-jaggery filling.
- Put these filled up cups on an idli-plate and pressure cook them.
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