Ingredients:
3cups Uncooked rice
1cup Urad dal(black
gram)-(optional)
1/4cup Chana dal(Bengal
gram) -(optional)
1/4cup Moong dal(split
green gram)- (optional)
4-5 Methi
seeds
1cup cooked
rice/flattened rice
2pinch’ Baking soda
Salt to taste
For seasoning
2 finely chopped
onions
5 finely
chopped green chillies
1/4tsp Mustard seeds
1/4tsp cumin seeds
1/4tsp chana dal
1/4tsp urad dal
5 curry
leaves
1tbsp Cooking Oil.
Soak raw rice in a bowl, and also soak urad dal, chana dal, moong
dal, methi seeds in a bowl for about 3hrs minimum.
After soaking, grind dal and
rice for smooth consistency by adding water. Mix well. Grind cooked rice or
soaked flattened rice and add to the batter. Add salt and soda(optional). Keep
it overnight for fermentation.
Next morning, check if the batter is fermented. Add seasoning
to this batter. For seasoning, heat oil in pan, add mustard seeds, cumin. Wait
till the mustards seeds sputter. Add chana dal, urad dal, chopped onions,
chillies, curry leaves. Wait till onions turn to brown. Turn off the flame and
add this seasoning to the fermented batter and mix well.
Now heat paddu pan, and add little oil. Pour the batter
in paddu pan and close the lid for about 2-3mins.
Check if the paddu is fried
at one side. When it is fried from one side, turn &
cook on other side.
Now take out the paddus and serve hot with coconut
chutney/chutney powder.
- Buy a non-stick paddu tava for best results.
- If you don’t have much time to soak the rice and dal, use warm water to soak the ingredients and soak for 1hr.
- If the batter is not fermented, add sour buttermilk(1/4 cup) and keep it for 30mins. This will give same taste as the fermented one.
- The paddus will taste better if the batter is more fermented.










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