One can call this south Indianized onion paratha! Who cares about the name when it tastes awesome
Ingredients: (makes 6 adais)
| Wheat flour | 1 & 1/2 cups |
| Onion | 1 , big sized |
| Sambhar powder | 1 & 1/2 tsp |
| Turmeric | 1/4 tsp |
| Curry leaves | 1 sprig |
| Salt | 1 tsp |
| Water | As needed |
| Jeera (optional) | 1 tsp |
Method:
- Chop the onions finely, add the chopped onions,turmeric,sambhar powder,salt,curry leaves to the flour and mix well.
- Add water (for me it consumed 1/2 cup plus little more) and make a smooth dough. Divide into six equal sized balls.
- Take a polythene film over a platform and grease it with few drops of oil. Flatten the dough ball with hands into a little bit thicker than roti.
- Heat a flat pan,drizzle with oil and toast the adai both the sides in medium flame till golden brown spot appears….
- Serve hot with raitha of your choice…my mom makes a raita with golden fried onions+curd,seasoned with mustard,urad dal and curry leaves. The best combo for this adai.
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I dint add jeera. You can also add the onions to the adai after sautéing it. Also you can add a chopped tomato,after frying it… Replace sambar powder with 1 tsp of red chilli powder and 1/2 tsp dhaniya (coriander) powder. Apt for dinner!
Entry for the Festive food-His cooking event :
VERMICELLI UPMA
I some how made him cook this upma for me this weekendEven he got too enthusiastic and made semiya kesari too as additional treat for me
Ingredients:
| Vermicelli/semiya | 1 cup |
| Onion | 1 no. |
| Green chilli | 2 nos. |
| Salt | As needed |
| Water | 1 & 1/4 cup |
| Mustard | 3/4 tsp |
| Urad dal | 1/2 tsp |
| Channa dal | 1 tsp |
| Curry leaves | 1 sprig |
Method:
- Roast semiya with a tsp of oil and fry till just the semiya turns golden yellow here and there.
- Heat a pan with oil and season with the items given under To temper table.Add sliced onion and green chillies,fry till transparent.
- Then add water and bring it to boil,add the vermicelli. Add salt and mix well. Cook covered in low flame for 4-5 minutes.
- Add coconut oil few drops if you like. I had with chutney,my hubby likes with curd and sugar.







wow. I am drooling here. Very well illustrated. Yummy.
ReplyDeletelovely parathas..sambar powder is a good addition..
ReplyDeletesemiya upma looks just perfect..
Semiya upma is my fav...and looks so damn gud..and so the adai...u said it rite..just like onion paratha...thanks for the entry dear...convey my regards to V too :)
ReplyDeleteThe adai looks so yummy too. I too don't like to add cumin. Looks so colourful. Wonderful step by step pictures dear. Very well done.
ReplyDeletefirst i love the new look of the blog.
ReplyDeleteparathas /adais looks so great.as usual nice expanationwith amazing clicks
and vj has also proved as a husband of a great chef. upma looks really tempting. Will surely show this to S
I never made this kind of adai,but luv eating it...and also the upma is my try on recipe which i never made..Can't believe it?..Beautiful clicks,gud to c,ur hubby is cooking..
ReplyDeleteAdai looks great....a great alternative to chapathis...By one look I can say they are soo tasty
ReplyDeleteAnd semiya upma looks just perfectly cooked
Both the dishes look soooooooo yummy !!!
ReplyDeleteLovely and yummy adai. Liked the last pic of adai, beautifully photographed. Semiya upma is my favorite, looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI’ve one more name of this paratha – south Indian Thalipeeth – cos the parathas flattened with hands are called thalipeeth in Marathi :P
ReplyDeleteAnyways loved your Adai !!
And wow semiya kesari too .. lucky gal ;)
Wow!!!!
ReplyDeleteAdai looks yummy dear .....
Vermicelli looks perfect and lovely..
Nice to see ur hubby post :-)
Awesome clicks !!!!!!
Wow wow wow.. awesome dishes. Godhumai adai is soo good to see. :) and I love kesari.
ReplyDeleteBuddy love your template changes too. :) Wide and neat now :)
Liked your South indian paratha version. Lucky you- your hubby has cooked upma and kesari. Lovely pics.
ReplyDeletewow this looks so good,..
ReplyDeletelovely Raks, easily adaptable and healthy too :)
ReplyDeletebeautiful picture ... seri naan athai innikae try panren ..
ReplyDeleteSuper vermicilli upma .. How sweet he is !!!
Wheat adai looks truly healthy and yummy...
ReplyDeleteRaji, u r soo lucky dear, am pestering my hubby to cook for Priti's event, but still he dont have that much time to spend..Both kesari and upma looks awesome, hats off to ur betterhalf..
adai looks lovely... liked your mums raitha too! I am going to try it tomorrow for dinner... :)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and tasty looking wheat adai. Vermicelli upma is superb,would love to have that platter now.
ReplyDeleteThey look so good and easy to make as well...i really loved the recipe and the click raks..too good...and vermicilli upma looks delicious as well...your so lucky that he cooks for you...
ReplyDeletelove this wheat flour adai looks delicious , simple recipe love it
ReplyDeletethanks alot
Fresh look of your space is rocking dear. Adai is my most fav breakfast menu. Your version sounds healthy n tasty. TQ
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Masala roti, looks mouthwatering, hreat adding Sambhar powder. Upma looks yum too.
ReplyDeletewe also make the pyaaz paratha at home.... I love it too!
ReplyDeleteUpma looks wonderful...
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ReplyDeleteI loved the adai...u r right, this can be called a south Indian onion paratha!
ReplyDeleteDouble treat I should say! Semiya upma looks great and must have tasted awesome too!
ReplyDeleteYour adai is another stealer girl.
Adai looks mouth watering..mom prepares this often but I never tried it on my own..will try soon..
ReplyDeleteVermcelli upma as well kesari looks too good..
Hey im new to ur blog and wow what a lovely blog...its very attractive and i liked all the recipes a lot....thats so nice of you./....and this dish was so colorful and healthy ingredients too.....keep going...happy to follow u..
ReplyDeleteDo drop in sometime in my blog...
SAmbhar podi!!! what an idea!
ReplyDeleteAdai looks fantastic..nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteMaking me hungry.......i too make this onion paratha but replace green chillies instead of sambar powder.
ReplyDeleteI loved the south indian onion paratha :)
ReplyDeleteKesari and upma looks so delicious, you are a lucky girl dear :)
Raji,
ReplyDeleteGodhumai adai, semiya upma and semiya kersari looks really yumm.
Adai n upma are making my stomach growl.They have turned really well n amazing pics as always raks.
ReplyDeleteI just prepare godhumai dosa without the spice powders. Yours sounds interesting and delicious.I have guests from India and I'm hunting of good dinner recipes.This one will be our dinner today. Thanks Raji...
ReplyDeleteVermicilli Upma and kesari looks awesome.
Paratha or adai...whats in the name,as you said. Love it, very healthy. I actually saute the onions before adding to it. Liked ur upma as well:)
ReplyDeleteloved the Adai..very new and simple. great pictures.
ReplyDeleteam drooling!!both adai and upma looks so tempting.nice clicks:)
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful pictures, love all those dishes.
ReplyDeletei make this as dinner sumtimes, slightly differnt
ReplyDeleteboth dishes look great! Yum!!
ReplyDeleteAll I need is a bowl of curd with these yummy parathas. Nice step by step pictures dear. Upma looks perfect. Great job by you hubby!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice clicks.
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
wooo lovly adai raks...and soo nice to ur hubby to prepare semiya upma..looks perfect
ReplyDeleteLovely parathas, Raks!!!..though we are much used to the sweet version(with jaggery and coconut), I got introduced to this same one in my inlaws' place.We used to make this often for the evening, with coffee/tea..used to saute the onions a little and green chillies were added, I guess..so long since I made this! :)
ReplyDeleteLove semia upma!!...
you reminded me to make both!..Thanks buddy! :)
...to add...LOVELY ADAI PICS!!
ReplyDeleteCheers to your hubby too, for making the perfect upma! :)
adai looks so tempting. Its very creative too. I'll try it in near future :)
ReplyDeletewow both dish looks delicious..anyway the upma its ur hus special na.hus made always taste good because they cook once/twice in a year na..
ReplyDeleteonion paratha nice pic and looks so spicy
Flattening with fingers is a work of art. Came nice and crisp never made this way!
ReplyDeleteHow lucky u r to have a sous chef?
hey both are looking great and that parathas is too good and loved the colour....and semya upma is a good choice for his event... :)
ReplyDeleteHi raji..i happen to visit ur blog and got attracted with the recipes...
ReplyDeleteAdai looks pretty similar to Paratas...had these adai's while i was in Chennai...
U have got a very good space dear...
Like to see new authentic recipes from u..:)
Glad to follow u..
http://cookingwithdipika.blogspot.com/
Adai nd semiyan - both look delicious!!
ReplyDeleteI too love this adai a lot..its in my archive..hmm, anna is also a good cook like u..will show this to sen ;)
ReplyDeleteOniony adai is calling my name,love the sevia too,use to be my favorite in the lunch box :D
ReplyDeleteSuper Raji!! Semiya upma with Kesari.. Athuvum DH panna, sema taste than ila!!
ReplyDeleteWheat Adai also delicious.. Will try it soon :)
hi there, bumped in here for the first time here...lovely space...all the pics n recipes are superb...
ReplyDeleteThis kerala style paratha looks yum...adding sambhar powder is very new to me...i guess that makes it southern...:)
We tried the Godhumai Adai and it came out super nice. My wife was amazed at how simple, yet how tasty it turned out.
ReplyDeleteKeep your recipes coming.
BTW, here are some photos I took when my wife was preparing:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gaajula/sets/72157624161170820/show/
Your photos are a true inspiration.
Oh thanks so much for trying out and leaving feedback and kind words. Means a lot to me, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI saw the pictures,was too good,your wife should start blogging as well :)
I like it, you added sambar powder into your parathas....looks lovely..also glad to know you had a rest...or was it a more work after seviya...;-)))))
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome treat with two great recipes..love both...love all ur recipes...yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteWow Rak u have a nice blog dear.First time here i like all ur rcipes.WHen u r free please drop into my blog.
ReplyDeleteUr recipes are really really great dear !! Lucky hubby...
ReplyDeleteHi Raks :)
ReplyDeleteTried out the recipe yesterday :) tasted yummy.. the only thing which i found a little difficult was to flatten the small balls made out of the dough.. how did u manage to flatten it with ur hands? can u suggest any easy method to flatten it :) i used the roti stand and belan to flatten it (the shape was a mess but it tasted awesome )
Hi Shweta,
ReplyDeleteFirst of all thank you for your feedback! If you use rolling pin to roll, just dust with generous wheat flour or maida and make the dough a bit more looser, that is make with a little more water so that the dough is not stiff and its loose enough to spread well...hope this helps :)
i m prepared adai today..came gud and tasted nice..yummy..
ReplyDeleteThank you Ben :)
ReplyDeleteHi Raks, your godhumai adai looks yummy. I usually make Ragi adai this way but my version of godhumai adai is different. I will try out this recipe and let you know soon. Thanks for sharing this yummy recipe with us.
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should we need to give resting time for dough
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