Tuesday, October 21, 2008

                   Some times I feel like eating sweet made out of jaggery,this version of appam made with wheat flour gives me a quick fix for that....Simple ingredients and very easy to make also,that satisfies your taste buds!
(Picture updated)(December 1,2009)

INGREDIENTS:

Wheat flour 1 cup
Rice flour 2 tblsp
Jaggery 1/2 cup to 3/4 cup
Banana 1 small(mashed well)
Elachi 1 no.(crushed)
Cooking soda A pinch
Oil For frying
Salt A big pinch

METHOD:

       1.  Powder the jaggery and mix all the ingredients with water.

      2. The consistency should be thick like vada batter.

       3. Heat oil in kadai ,when hot,pour the batter with help of a ladle. Perfect heat of oil can be known by,as you pour the batter,appam should not settle down,but should come up
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      4.  Keep in low medium flame when you cook to ensure even cooking,without burning. Fry till golden brown and drain from oil to kitchen towel and enjoy!

Fluffy appams are ready!


NOTE:
  • You can substitute wheat flour with maida/all purpose flour.
  • You can also substitute jaggery with sugar.
  • If you feel/doubt jaggery having any impurities,melt it with little water in stove,and filter it.then add the wheat flour to itand make batter,adjust water proportion.
  • Can fry more than one at a time,depending upon the amount of oil we keep for frying
  • Updated,Edited to add :But for best shapes like the one in updated picture,keep little oil (more than needed for shallow frying(1/4 th of kadai) and use a deep curved laddle (kuzhi karandi) and pour one at a time.
  • Adding banana give a nice flavour and softness to the appam,but it can be omitted too.(In my opinion,if we omit banana,the softness reduces,but you get the full flavour of wheat flour,so its up to you)!
  • You can fry in ghee,which will give an excellent taste.

Posted by Raks anand
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21 comments:

  1. My mom adds bananas to this sometimes... so good for an evening snack :)

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  2. nice entry.. my method also same.. thxs for sharing.. adding banana, it will come very soft...

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  3. Appams look very very delicious...

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  4. Yummmm I am sure there is nothing left for me.

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  5. These look so scrumptious.....Maybe you should send it to fried snack event:)

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  6. That looks delicious. I might just make this for Deepavali.

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  7. Rajeshwari,
    Wonderful treat with wheat flour, surely would try for kids n us! :D

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  8. I make a similar one with banana and maida, and have recently posted in my blog.. Your appam looks yummy! I will try it with wheat flour next time!

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  9. never tried it with wheat flour....nice step by step desc..

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  10. Those sweet appams looks so delicious.Brings back my memories of childhood,it was our favorite snack:)

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  11. yum yum yum... i can use my new appa pan to make this instead of deep frying... delicious...

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  12. Seems like indian version of the banana muffin. very interesting. Loved it.

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  13. Hi Raks,
    Your version looks nice.. I add grated coconut to it...Perfect shape. Thanks for sharing.

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  14. Sooper a irukke!..ithukku enna korai??:)!!

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  15. hi...instead of deep frying...can u make it in a paniyaram mould?

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    1. Yes you can try that. Cook in low flame to make sure it's cooked.

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