My mother used to make this kozhukattai on the day of her monthly fasting on "Sankadahara sathurthi". This will be tasting like how we make on Ganesh sathurthi,but this is much simpler than that one!
Ingredients:
| Rice flour | 1 cup |
| Urad dhal | 1/2 cup |
| water | 2 cup |
| Green chillies | 4 nos. |
| Asafetida | 2 pinches |
| Coconut | 2 tblsp |
| Salt | As needed |
Tadka
| Mustard | 1 tsp |
| Asafetida | 2 pinches |
| Curry leaves | 1 sprig |
Method:
- Soak urad dhal for an hour and grind green chillies ,coconut first and then add asafetida and urad dal to it. Use inch/juice button in the mixer to grind to a coarse paste.
- Heat a heavy bottomed vessel with 2 tsp of oil and add the tadka items and pour water to it.
- When the water starts boiling,add the ground paste and bring to boil.
- Add salt and rice flour and stir well.
- Stir till you get a dough consistency,by this time the rice flour should have got cooked.
- The dough will not be so sticky after it cools down.
- Grease the idly plate and your hands with oil and make round patties ( kozhukattais ), arrange them and steam cook for 10-15 minutes.
- Your tasty,healthy kozhukattai is ready! We enjoyed with coconut thogaiyal and sambhar!
UPDATE:
Thanx to Siri and Bharathy for suggesting to send this to WBB # 20 -Balanced break fast,hosted by Mansi of Fun and Food ,the event originated from Nandita's Saffron trail!
So here goes this dish to Mansi for WBB#20!







Even I could try these, simple and delcious, love the color of chutney too Raks!:)
ReplyDeleteNice step by step picture.A good diet after fasting
ReplyDelete*yum*!
ReplyDeleteI just made some nombu adais last night, I like these even better :)
wow!kozhukattai my all time favorite...am drooling here,,can i pick one:)))
ReplyDeleteWow..I love kozhukattai s..I dint know it was so easy to prepare with the idly plate..will try it sometime..
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy! Simple indeed!
ReplyDeleteHey Raji - The Kozhukattai looks yummy..:D This wud b a nice entry to Mansi's 'Balanced Breakfast'...:)
ReplyDeleteWhat say?
Siri
Great idea.. i love ulundhu kozhukattais and this is super.. easy - no need to stuff... :) Thanks Raks.
ReplyDeleteSimple & yummy!! Easy one for us...
ReplyDeleteSmall coin shaped kozhukkattais..this recipe is new to me, Raji!
ReplyDeleteWhy dont you send it for healthy breakfast for MAnsi's WBB??
wow girl! that looks awesome:) I think I'm gonna try it soon! thanks for sending this to WBB!:)
ReplyDeletenever tried the salt version of kozhakattais...will bookmark ur recipe
ReplyDeletenice picture.it looks great.
ReplyDeleteRaj,looks like small idlis.! no, never tasted much Tamil food.. :) So in Singapore, one of my destinations is your home for some Tamil food.. :D
ReplyDeleteYum yum
ReplyDeleteVery simple and delicious Raks..Like your chutney too!!
ReplyDeleteLook healthy and yummy...
ReplyDeleteveru nice recipe raks
ReplyDeletehey, this is very similar to pundi that we make in k'taka... steaming it makes it healthy too!
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This item seems to have become very rare in regular breakfast menus - thanks for posting!
ReplyDeletehey thanks Rak! lovely picture
ReplyDeleteLoved this dish, new to me. Will try it Raks. I have tagged you for a MEME, take it when you have time.
ReplyDeleteKozhukattai is all time favorite and u remembered my school days when I used to have this during vinayaka chadurthi.
ReplyDeleteThis is first time here and your blog looks good. Thanks for sharing a good recipe.
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