(Scroll down for stove top method)
I learnt this microwave method from my mother-in-law..After I knew this method in Microwave oven, I am now making in microwave oven only!
I know this recipe is known to everybody,still here is my version in microwave oven!
Ingredients
| Wheat rawa | 1 cup |
| Onion | 1 Medium |
| Carrot,chopped finely | 2 tblsp |
| Frozen peas | 4 tblsp |
| Tomato(optional) | 1 tblsp chopped |
| capsicum(optional) | 1 tblsp chopped |
| Green chilli | 3-4 nos |
| Coriander leaves | 1 tblsp |
| Curry leaves | A sprig |
| Water | 2 &1/2 to 3 cups |
| Salt | As needed |
| Oil | to roast rawa |
Tempering
| Oil | 3 tsp |
| Mustard | 1 tsp |
| Urad dal | 3/4 tsp |
| Channa dal | 3/4 tsp |
Method
I am sending this for Srivalli's MEC:Tiffin . I am flying to Chennai next weekend for 2 weeks,there in Chennai my MIL have Microwave safe Idly cooker.With that,if I find time I will post another recipe for this event...Stuffed Idiyappam. Hope I find time to share the recipe with you all!
GODUMAI RAVA UPMA | STOVE TOP METHOD (RECIPE UPDATED)
The ingredients and quantity are same,I am just giving the stove top method ..
Method:
- Fry the rava in medium flame for 2 minutes iwth a tsp of oil. This is optional,I now a days dont roast,still love the aroma.
- Heat the kadai/pan with oil and temper with mustard,urad dal,channa dal. Add the curry leaves,followed by slit green chillies and chopped onion and fry till onion just turns transparent.
- Add the veggies and fry for two minutes in medium low falme. Add water(I add 3 cups of water for 1 cup of wheat rava in stove top method). Bring to boil.
- After it boils nicely,add the wheat rawa little by little in a sprinkled way. Stir well.
- Add salt(I add 1 and 1/8 tsp,adjust according to ur taste) and let it boil in high flame until the water content reduces and the mixture turns like porridge consistency.
- Now simmer the flame to low and cook covered for 6-8 minutes or till all the water disappears and you get a soft upma. You can add a tsp of coconut oil at end for a unique flavour!






Raks, that is a nice way of making upma. I am still a little scared to use the MW for anything except the basics. :-(
ReplyDeleteThanks for this recipe. We all know how to make upma,but not this way. Will surely try it out.
ReplyDeleteu maade this in MW? amazing...
ReplyDeletehappy new yr to u raks...
what a fantastic rcp! quick to make & looks yum :)
ReplyDeleteI just love the cracked wheat upma, both salty and sweet version.. thanx for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy. I will definitely try it...
ReplyDeleteWoderful post!Raji!..
ReplyDeleteGodumai upma is my hubby's fav.He loves it soaked in sour curd before tempering and cooking..
The soaked granules can also be made as an idly batter(with more curd)with soda uppu,reglar uppu and mild temperings,steamed up as Idlys!!:)
The microwave version here is something I am going to try next! :)
Thanx for Sharing Raji..
Looking forward to stuffed idiyappam!
Happy Sankranti Raks. Upma looks very tasty.
ReplyDeleteWow RK..thats a new way to make mw upma!! Tks for sharing..shall surely give it a try someday!! (Belated wishes for Pongal n wish u a happy journey!)
ReplyDeleteHi Raks,
ReplyDeleteI love this type of upma... From where you get this fine wheat rawa???
Thanks for sharing this recipe and for your wishes...
I've never tried making this in the MW before. That's really cool and it looks great. This is my 2nd favorite upma (after semiya upma) :)
ReplyDeleteI make this but no mw! am scared to do much cooking in that..this is the one I crave since few days..
ReplyDeletenice recipe raks upma looks perfect
ReplyDeleteNice recipe... Looks tasty !!!
ReplyDeleteNice upma Raks, cracked wheat is really tasty isn't it..I like it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is my DH's favo lunch-box food, but i never made it in m/w..
ReplyDeletelooks good
i have the wheat rava in my freezer for 4 months!! i am tool azy to make anything..as stove-top takes a lot of time. i think i can make this one..and finally get to use the rava!! thnks girl
ReplyDeleteYep, there's a lot more we can cook in the microwave.
ReplyDeleteI have all the ingredients. Will try it in M/W. Never made it this way before :)
ReplyDeleteSounds like really easier using microwave ler~
ReplyDeleteUpma is Chinese, Malay or Indian dish ah?!
Hey raks, don't mind, but you and me seem to have the same kind of bowls. I too have that brown fat glass bowls at home, bought by my husband before marriage. And btw, wheat rava upma is my all time favorite breakfast, ever since I started dieting ;)
ReplyDeleteHi...Its completely new to me that we can make this TOO in the M/W....
ReplyDeleteWow..gotta try this...thanks dear for posting this!!
Hi Raji,
ReplyDeletethe recipe might be known to many people but doing it in the MW is very new to people like me. From the looks it dosen't look any different from the stove-top made ones. I'll surely try this.
Going to India huh? Have a safe trip and enjoy your time. Don't worry about blogging. We will wait for you.
nice n simple way of making upma.. thanx! and looking fwd to ur stuffed idiyappam recipe. hv fun in chennai!
ReplyDeleteI hate cracked wheat upma and I have finally figured that I can take cracked wheat khichdi which is almost porridge consistency...the microwave recipe will be very useful for first timers!
ReplyDeleteHave a good trip
Hi Raks, how are you? MW Tiffin looks good, it's even better if it's cooked in the MW!:))
ReplyDeleteYumm upma looks good.
ReplyDeleteBack at home we used to eat upma with sugar ;-)
thats such an easy way to make upma!!
ReplyDeleteyou no say anything about meeting me in chennai? :(
ReplyDelete:D, kidding, welcome home. catch the weather at 5 am, its splendid. many think i am bonkers but its actually foggy in chennai at that time.
rajeswari...thats a wonderful step by step method of cooking in mw..thanks for the entry...just saw lax's comment...are you in chennai now??
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect... easy and tasty recipe in minutes...
ReplyDeleteUpma looks wonderful. Have a wonderful trip!
ReplyDeleteThat's cool girl!I loved that we can use microwave for yet another recipe...Can i use microwave for sooji upma also?..
ReplyDeleteWhere are u Raks?.. Have been missing u for a while now!.. I hope everything is fine.. take care n cya dear!
ReplyDeleteSiri
hi rak, this is anjali.. nice recipes..i use sooji rava for upma, but i never used wheat rava. will try it.
ReplyDeleteNice Upma. I make it often. The veg and the wheat combo make it more healthier.
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