It is a very yummy breakfast/ brunch or dinner menu.
The accompaniments that go well with it are chutney (mint, coriander, coconut, tomato--- anything goes with it ) , gun powder with ghee ! My daughter relishes it with tomato ketchup!!!
Ingredients:-
- Raw rice (Pacharisi) - 1 cup
- Tuvar Dal - 1 tbsp
- Grated Coconut - 1 cup
- Water - 1 1/2 cups
- Salt -to taste
For tempering:-
- Mustard Seeds, Urad Dal - 1 tbsp
- Red chillis- 2 to3 (to taste)
- Coconut Oil- 1 tbsp
- Curry leaves ( finely chopped ) - a few
- Asafoetida - a pinch or two
How:-
First wash the rice well and soak in in water for 5- 10 minutes along with the dal. Drain the rice-dal mix and pat it dry with a towel to remove any moisture.
Coarsely pound the rice to get a rava/ sooji (semolina) texture.
In a thick bottomed pan add coconut oil and as it becomes hot allow mustard and urad dal to splutter. Add curry leaves and asafoetida.
Now add the water and bring it to a boil. Add salt to taste and the grated coconut.
Add the pounded rice rava while continuously stirring it to avoid any lumps.
Coarsely pound the rice to get a rava/ sooji (semolina) texture.
In a thick bottomed pan add coconut oil and as it becomes hot allow mustard and urad dal to splutter. Add curry leaves and asafoetida.
Now add the water and bring it to a boil. Add salt to taste and the grated coconut.
Add the pounded rice rava while continuously stirring it to avoid any lumps.
Once the mix is of bearable heat take a small amount of it and gently hold and press in to an oblong shape. Repeat for the rest of the upma mix.
Steam these kozhukattais/dumplings in high flame for 15 minutes and let it steam for a few more minutes on a low flame.
Enjoy !!
This is my favorite dish .wishing u a great year 2011
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ReplyDeleteNice pidi kolukattai dear...:)
Dr.Sameena@
http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com/
That looks yummy..think I'm having it for breakfast :) Thanks Priya
ReplyDeleteIt is very regular food in my home.Delicious one
ReplyDeletevery authentic looks great.
ReplyDeleteMerry christmas to you all.
So Nostalgic Priya!!! Amma used to make this upma in a big VengalaPaanai and steam it in idly moulds!!! The Aroma of arisi upma in that vengalapaanai, OMG!!! Lovely Days!!! Pidi Kozhukatai looks Delicious!!!!
ReplyDeletelooks yummy.. i haven't tried this dish b'fore.. sounds delicious..
ReplyDeleteYummy kozhakattai! I remember my gma making arisi upma in vengalapanai! I used to hate it then, and long for it now!
ReplyDeletePidi Kozhukattai looks delicious. Amma used to make more often.
ReplyDeleteI love these kolukkattais. Looks so yumm..
ReplyDeletesuperb and looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorite snack and love the gundu milagai..so cute..
ReplyDeleteGayu
http://ensamayalarangam.blogspot.com
Oh I love this.just had my lunch.You are making me hungry again!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious..Nicely explained..
ReplyDeleteSo inviting kozhukattais dear!!! Loved them all ;)
ReplyDeleteI think these are called undrallu in telugu. Yours are looking great.
ReplyDeleteI love dumplings very much. Looks delicious & tempting. I feel like having it now. Very nicely explained with wonderful presentation.
ReplyDeleteDarling, I love any sort of dumpling! These look wonderful!
ReplyDeletelooks wonderful and yummy
ReplyDeleteMy mom's fav ...never tried.....u r making me to try
ReplyDeletelooks delicious
ReplyDeletelooks nice and heard for the first time. This is a new kind of prepration and I would like to try it.
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering and healthy pidi kozhukattais.
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to make this in a different way though. This must have tasted really good with the seasoning.
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