Thursday, July 14, 2011

IDIYAPPAM WITH PULIKACHAL / PULI IDIYAPPAM

     Puli idiyappam is my mom’s signature recipe. She makes for dinner along with other varieties like sweet and Paruppu Idiyappam recipe I have blogged already. Just make plain Idiyappam and mix with pulikachal. Ready! My mom makes jaggery syrup and pulikachal in advanced so that she can mix and make sweet and puli idiyappam in no time. Of course making idiyappam is a tedious process. But we all used to help her… I can eat this non stop. Love it! And sure who ever loves puliyogare, will love this too!!

Puli Idiyappam

I already have posted both recipes for basic Idiyappam and pulikachal. Just copy pasting the idiyappam process. Please refer here for Pulikachal Recipe.

INGREDIENTS:

FOR IDIYAPPAM DOUGH (serves 2)

Idiyappam flour / Rice flour (raw rice flour is preferred) 1 cup
Water As needed
Sesame oil 1 tsp
Salt Only if needed

 

Puli idiyappam (2)

Method:

  1. Take the flour in a wide bowl and mix hot water as needed,using a spatula. Let it get cooled until it turns warm enough to knead.

    Mix

  2. Make a smooth dough without lumps and it should be non sticky. Not too firm too. If its very stiff,then it will be difficult to press through. So add water if needed. Keep covered.

    Dough

  3. I got these lovely bamboo mesh like things,meant for steaming from my periya maami.

    Mesh

  4. Its very handy,it easy to handle/manage and the cooking is done very fast. I like it!
  5. You can use idly plates very well,so grease the idly plate/mesh with few drops of oil. Press the idiyappam in a circular way,make sure you don't layer too much. Grease the idiyappam press too (inside) to enable easy pressing.
  6. Steam cook these just till its cooked,dont over cook(Takes one minute,if you keep Inside after the water boils),coz that will make  the separating part bit tougher.Make batches until u finish the dough.

    Steamed

  7. Now the basic idiyappam is ready.

    DSC_4150

 

For Making Puli Idiyappam :

  1. Cool down the idiyappam and mix required pulikachal along with little sesame oil.
  2. Pulikachal
  3. Adjust salt as needed and puli idiyappam is ready,enjoy!
  4. DSC_4155

 

Soft idiyappam with yummy pulikachal makes awesome combo! Do try if you like it!

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Notes

  • After you make plain idiyappam, just fluff with you fingers little. No need to make it separate that time,as after we add oil and pulikachal, it will be easily separated itself!
  • When you taste immediately after mixing,the spice level and salt should be a tiny little more than required so that at the time we eat,it will be just right.

45 Stars(comments):

Premalatha Aravindhan said...

Wow yummy idiyappam,Loved the first click,amazing Raji...

notyet100 said...

This looks so delicious

jeyashrisuresh said...

Never tried this version in idiyappam. Looks nice and cute presentation

Rekha shoban said...

very interesting idiyappam!!great idea..nice click!

S.Menaga said...

புளிக்காய்ச்சல் சேர்த்து இடியாப்பம் செய்ததில்லை..பார்க்கவே அருமையாக இருக்கு....

Priti said...

New for me and looks tangy, yummy ....nice clicks

Tina said...

looks great dear..yummy yummy.

Reshmi Mahesh said...

Idiyappam is my fav too...this version looks delicious...Lovely presentation....and loved those bamboo mesh..cute..

Prathibha said...

Even I make this Raks and I also blogged this...looks yummy..First pic is a killer..looks yummy...nothing beats freshly made one..

Ramya said...

Idiyappam by itself is sooo yummy..and adding pulikachal..double yummy

Happy Cook / Finla said...

Wish i had them right now.

sangee vijay said...

puli idiyappam looks so tempting....never thought to combine puli kaichal with idiyappam..tats a great idea..very neat presentation...

Suja said...

Absolutely delicious,tangy and flavorful..innovative recipe

Shanthi said...

Yummy and soft idiyappams

Saraswathi Iyer said...

Looks delicious.

srividhya Ravikumar said...

looks absolutely yummy...

Prathima Rao said...

Tangy, tongue tickling combo!!!
Prathima Rao
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ANU said...

wow...pulihora...with vermicilli...very new idea...I have tried...lime Lemon vermicilli....

happy to follow you .....

Annapoorani said...

yes!!!I love ur photos...we call it as sevai and mom makes vella sevai and pulikachal sevai :)Making sevai is a tedious process and I totally agree with u :)

Annapoorani said...

I love ur mesh :) mom and MIl uses sevanazhi for making sevai :)

Vimitha Anand said...

Yummy and tangy way to have idiayappam.. Looks so nice...

Ms.Chitchat said...

Tangy idiyappam,even my version is the same as yours, love to have this anytime. Clicks are awesome as usual :)

Nithya said...

Yummmm.. my amma makes this too :) but our idiyappam process alone is different. We grind rice and steam idlies and then press it.

aipi said...

What an authentic n declious recipe ~ very intriguing! The first pic is wonderful!
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Laavanya said...

I love this.. my mom always makes this when making idiyaapam :)

DD said...

first I thought that was rice, surprised to c rice flour in ingredients!!! this is really new to me bookmarking it!

looks fantastic!!!!
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Madhavi said...

WOW this is new for me and must try recipe. Looks greattt!!

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Vardhini said...

Idiyappam has turned out so good. Looks delicious.

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sowmya's creative saga said...

love those steaming meshes..puli idiappam looks so yumm

Divya Vikram said...

Idiyappam looks tangy and pretty Raks. Love the bamboo steamers :)

Sharmilee! :) said...

Looks so authentic with the thonnai and the ola paai bg...and the idiyapam looks divine :) reminds me of the kovil puliyodharai

Mahi said...

I love that bamboo idiyappam plate! Looks cute Raji!

Nice recipe and remind me of koyil puliyodharai! :)

Tkz for clearing the doubt in Garlic chutney,sure will let you know! :)

jayasree said...

Drool worthy pics...I loved those bamboo steamer.

Sudha Sabarish said...

This is one of my fav dish.Just love it like anything and wil have three times a day also.Tht too if paruppu idiyappam mean omg i cant imagine tht.Even i've bought readymade one n need to prepare it.

Varshini Sudharsan said...

yummy raks :)
I wanna grab those peanuts and eat :)

Ramya Bala said...

yemma ipdi paduthara... ;) so yummy it is :)))

divya said...

WOW!!! This is absolutely tempting & yummy!!!

Akila said...

wow what a lovely idiyaappam.... simply superb....

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Uma said...

It is something new to me. We only make using tomato and lime and idiappam flour by grinding the rice.It is attracting.

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Jay said...

sounds awesome...tempting clicks..
btw, I tried ur rasgulla recipe..came absolutely tasty..thank you dear..:)
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Santosh Bangar said...

wo looking tempting

Dibs said...

Yummy!Yummy!Yummy!Would love to grab that donnai!

Shanavi said...

How did I miss this post ?? tangy idiyappam, double like for me..love ur gadget too.. :)

An Open Book said...

go u have a recipe for this pilikachil? have heard about it so much, and been wanting to try it fr so long...

RAKS KITCHEN said...

Please find the link on the 3rd line or below the first picture. The word pulikachal is linked to the recipe,thanks...

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