1 cup Semolina (Sooji / Rava) | |
1 cup Curd (Plain Yogurt) | |
0.25 cup Water | |
3 Green Chilli | |
10 pcs Cashew | |
Few Curry Leaves | |
1 (optional) Carrot | |
0.25 cup (optional) Green Peas | |
Few Coriander Leaves | |
0.25 Teaspoon Baking Soda | |
To Taste Salt | |
For Tempering |
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1 Tablespoon Ghee (Clarified butter) | |
1 Teaspoon Mustard Seeds | |
1 Tablespoon Split Bengal Gram (Channa Dal / Kadalaparuppu) |
Soft & Sponjy Instant Idli - Simple recipe which combines the goodness of many dals and spices
Rava Idli | Instant Rava Idli Recipe is an easy breakfast recipe made using Rava (Sooji) which can be made instantly. It is very easier than the conventional Idli which requires soaking, grinding and fermenting. It is the instant breakfast variety we can do and get more appreciations from our family. We will be using the Rava (Sooji) and Yogurt as the main ingredient to make this recipe. We also need to add Baking Soda or Eno Salt to get the softer Idli. The conventional Idli batter will be fermented overnight and so they will be soft by themselves. On the other hand, this Rava Idli is instant so just adding 1/4 teaspoon of soda salt (or) 1 teaspoon of Eno salt will give fluffiness to the Idli
Serve the hot Instant Rava Idli with Sambar, Chutney Powder and any Chutneys
Click on the video link below for the quick and easy Rava Idli | Instant Rava Idli Recipe
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If you have a Roasted Rava (Sooji), we can add sour yogurt and mix well and keep it aside. Then prepare the tempering and add it to the Rava-curd mixture. But if you don’t have roasted Rava, please follow the below process |
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5 mins
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Start with Tempering |
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5 mins
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Fry the Rava (Sooji) |
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Prepare the Dough Mixture |
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15 mins
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Mix the Rava to the Dough MixtureTo this add the fried Rava and keep it for 15 minutes. |
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Add Baking Soda (or) Eno SaltAfter 15 mins, take the batter, if it is very thick, add buttermilk little by little to get like a idli batter consistency. Add 1/4 teaspoon of baking soda or 1 teaspoon of Eno salt and mix well. Grease the idli plates with oil. Keep a roasted cashew in each of the idli plate and pour the rava idli batter in each plate. |
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Cook the IdliSteam cook in pressure cooker for 10 minutes. Remove from flame and keep it aside for 5 minutes and then using a wet spoon gently peel the Idli's and place it in a plate |
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Serving Time |
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Hi Mami
Did you add tumeric? It looks yellow. Please let me know
Hi, I have not added any turmeric. Since we are frying the rawa in ghee, it used to be slight dull white only. The yellow color in the photo is because i clicked it in night and the light flashed.
hi,
which rawa should we use is it fine rawa or coarse rawa…
Hi, we have to use the upma rawa which is coarse
Wonderful recipe. I found some heart shaped Idli Plates when am searching for my kitchen appliances and found this product http://www.infinityappliances.com/product.php. I tried this recipe with this plates and got great complement from my family.. Kids were enjoyed the shape..
Mami we dnt have to add eno fruit salt as many web sites has included the same and i tried with fruit salt
Archana, we can use eno salt or normal bi-carbonate of soda / baking salt.
without eno fruit salt the idlies are very hard even after soaking half n hour..Eno fruit salt usage is best option.
What is gun powder? Is it chutney powder?
Hi, both of them are same. It’s been called in different names in different places.