My mom-in-law tried this out after watching this in a TV cookery show,4 years back
. She uses microwave idly steamer, since I don’t have that, I have given here stove top method. The stuff part is up to you,use your creativity to experiment and suit your tastes.
Usually I make idiyappam with the ready mix(rice flour) available here in Singapore(BABA’S). Comes out really soft and moist. I usually prepare the basic white idiyappam and with that I mix tot make sweet(sugar+coconut+elachi) and savory-lemon/puli(tamarind)/paruppu(dhal) any one of these varieties. So for a change(okay,may be for blogging) I tried this out after 4 years
,though I wanted to try it out for long time.
If you have guests at home,you can make this for Breakfast/dinner along with some thing else. I made coconut chutney with this as side dish. Was tasting great!
Ingredients:
For Idliyappam
| Idiyappam flour | 1 cup |
| Water and salt | As needed |
| sesame oil (optional) | 1 tsp |
For stuffing:
| Mixed vegetables of your choice | 1 cup |
| Turmeric | 2 pinches |
| Red chillie powder | 1 tsp |
| Garam masala powder | 1/2 tsp |
To grind to Coarse paste:
| Coconut | 1/4 cup |
| Jeera or u can use fennel | 3/4 tsp |
| Shallot(small/pearl onions) | 2 nos. |
| Green chillies(use this if you don't want to use red chilli powder above) | 3 nos. |
To temper:
| Mustard | 3/4 tsp |
| Jeera or fennel | 3/4 tsp |
| Curry leaves | 1 sprig |
| Oil | 1 tsp |
Method:
For Idiyappam:
- Boil water with oil(just till the bubbles start appearing in the sides) and add this to the flour(add salt if theres no salt in the mix) and make a smooth dough just like our chapathi dough. It should be non sticky if the consistency is right. Keep covered till you need.
For stuffing:
- Boil/steam cook vegetables with salt,turmeric and red chilli powder till done.
- Grind the coconut first then add jeera/fennel,onion and green chillies(if only u or not adding red chilli powder) and grind to a coarse paste,with only very little water.
- Heat kadai/pan with oil and temper with the tempering items given and then add the veggies and stir fry for a minute.
- Add the ground masala to this veggie and cook in medium low flame for 3-4 minutes till the raw smell disappears. remove from fire.
To make stuffed idiyappam:
- Fill in your idiyapam press with enough dough and take a greased idly plate and draw a single layer.
- Keep one or two tblsp of the prepared stuff above it and again layer it with the idiyappam to completely cover the stuff.
- Repeat it to fill the idly plate and steam this for 3-4 minutes.
- Serve hot with coconut chutney to rise your guest’s eye brows
.
Sorry If I have bored you all with too many pictures.
I still have to perfect mines,so that the stuffing doesn’t shows out.
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Superb...Its looks so tempting...Nice recipe...
ReplyDeleteYummy!
ReplyDeleteWow.. this is something really new and tempting. yummm :)
ReplyDeleteStuffing idea is great.Idiyappam is a regular at home.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics.
This has tempted me to try at once. absolutely great recipe Raji.
ReplyDeleteLovely breakfast dear..I like idiyappam too and even I tried once with the ready made flour available in singapore markets,came out nice...Never tried later..Loved ur stuffed version,,
ReplyDeleteAwesome click and great recipe. Thanks to your mom in law and you are a great post!
ReplyDeleteTotally new to me ... This must be a repetitive comment from me rt ? But you really put these totally new recipes :)
ReplyDeleteStuffed Idiyappam looks so very tasty. I thin this way we can make stuffed idlis too ??
ReplyDeleteLove your innovation....very interesting & healthy
ReplyDeletegreat idea of stuffing Idiyappam Raji..Looks good.
ReplyDeleteoh my god.. here is another idea mani:) stuffed idiyappam is really yummy..
ReplyDeletethis is a real new one and nice creativity
ReplyDeleteSuch a delicious stuffed idiyappam, my mom might have saw that cookery show i guess, coz she also do something same, u never bored us with ur beautiful clicks Raks..
ReplyDeletethis is a yummy idea...love all the pictures..
ReplyDeletestuffed idiyaappam looks fabulous; the vegetable/coconut stuffing sounds great too!!lovely!!
ReplyDeleteWoWOW..Great job dear..Well presented.Very tempting pics..yummyyyyyyyy
ReplyDeleteFirst class idiyappam! WOW! With stuffing, it looks tasty!
ReplyDeleteNever heard, seen or tasted anything like this...I want to try it now..Really!
ReplyDeleteI have neve rhad this, but i do love the idea it looks so so delicous.
ReplyDeleteWow great idea dear....really different one....No need to prepare any curry for this rite...
ReplyDeleteLoved the idea of stuffing, no need for extra side dish!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Raks, yummy breakfast recipe, looks delicious.
ReplyDeletewow, this is really sooper .. very very innovative
ReplyDeleteRaks lovely recipe..very creative..btw, your pictures are never a bore..
ReplyDeleteLooks so good, i make stuffed idlis but Idiyappam is totally new. Very innovative and very beautiful and detailed pictures. Great job.
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing.. stuffing idiyappam delicious.Love your pic presentation as always..
ReplyDeleteLooks nice...and tempting...if only were near to my place ;)
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely idea! never tried it this way before :)
ReplyDeleteI tried masala idiyappam,yours interesting & tempting
ReplyDeleteur best click as always...idiyappam is my fav,but my family hates it..i always have in hotels...i wish to try this for sure...
ReplyDeleteI ve a cookbook of Damodaran Chef which has a stuffed iddiyapam recipe. I guess it is quiet interesting and pretty recipe!
ReplyDeleteOi, amiga!
ReplyDeleteVoltei porque senti saudade do seu cantinho.
Que receita deliciosa e nutritiva... além de linda e apetitosa.
Você é muito talentosa!
Parabéns!!!
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Yummy , its a must try one..Pics look gr8 :)
ReplyDeleteMust try one... I need an Iddiyapam presser here... :(
ReplyDeleteLooks yum raks.. I too almost make like this we all love it and with idli too I make it. But the masala I make is different just bookmarked it to try this masala version too. Nice clicks asusual.
ReplyDeleteNice idea, tempting clicks!
ReplyDeleteOMG raji...there is a limit to tempt ok...I love idiyappam..and yours are looking so white and lovely..and on top you stuffed!...I lovely blogging..:)
ReplyDeleteOMG Raji, you are tempting me so much...! Those lovely white idiyappams and the spicy stuffing! I wudnt mind doing anything to go with it at all!! It wud taste great by itself na?
ReplyDeleteAnd I am sure nobody is bored with your pics; they are awesome and helps us a lot!! Keep going dear :)
Thats really a treat, lovely presentation.
ReplyDeletelovely presentation.pictures are real treat to eyes. Healthy too.
ReplyDeleteIm sure nobody ever gets bored with ur pics,infact they are so very helpful.Lovely stuffed idiyappam.
ReplyDeleteWow...this is new to me...the sounds sounds interesting...I have to try this :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics raks...loved ur version too...
ReplyDeleteOh God! Fabulous idiappam :-)
ReplyDeleteSounds gr8 and interesting!!Lovely presentation with yummy picture.:)
ReplyDeletevery cool!
ReplyDeleteI tasted this in one of the wedding in Bangalore....stuffed idiyappam is very new to me...looks yum...i think i missed some posts here...scrolling down to check that pickle....
ReplyDeleteI don't make idiyaapam very often but love it.. this stuffed variety is so good. You have a lot of patience.
ReplyDeleteoh wow feel like so difficult stuffed ones....nice pics
ReplyDeleteDelicious recipe with a wonderful click!!!!
ReplyDeletevery innovative one. looks wonderful!
ReplyDeleteSuper looking Idiyappam, Amma mentioned making then after watching on a TV show too but never tasted them.
ReplyDeleteWOW !!!!!!!!!!!!! seeing your photos itself is prompting me to make it soon for dear son and hus !!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery delicious post..really new recipe for me.should give a try :)
ReplyDeletesuperb loos yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful way to have idiyappam. I am yet to try the original ones, so stuffed ones are way too far:)
ReplyDeleteyummy recipe...my mom used to prepare this..please do collect ur gifts from my blog
ReplyDeleteNice idiyyams very tempting...photos and steps are superb.
ReplyDeletewow! this is a FABULOUS idea!
ReplyDeletewow superb... very tempting.. super idea dear...
ReplyDeleteThese are neat, I wish I could make them :)
ReplyDeletegreat pictures...definetely a dish to impress guests!!
ReplyDeleteHi Rak's kitchen,
ReplyDeleteThis is ruchikacooks(www.ruchikacooks.com) and I tried your idiyappams. They turned out really well and I have posted it in my blog, linking it to yours. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Here's wishing you and your family a Very Happy New Year.
do we get good idiappam flour in shops? will hunt for one. Can't stop drooling over you blog yarr:)
ReplyDeletehi raks
ReplyDeletedo we have to make immediately the dough when we make it..or we can wait n make after sometime..
Renu, dough will be easy to press if you do it immediately. So please try make within 1/2 hour
ReplyDeleteI tried it today for breakfast.. it came out wonderfully! I dint use onions, n the aroma was very nice. Thanks for this simple n lovely recipe! :)
ReplyDeleteHi.. i tried it for today's breakfast n time came out very nice.. the recipe was simple n easy. i avoided onions in the coconut mix n used cashew instead, but for that, ur recipe was awesome! :) it was visually pleasing too! :)
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