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!!

I already have posted both recipes for basic Idiyappam and pulikachal. Just copy pasting the idiyappam process. Please refer here for Pulikachal Recipe.
INGREDIENTS:
Soft idiyappam with yummy pulikachal makes awesome combo! Do try if you like it!

Notes
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 |
Method:
- 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. How much you boil the water to make idiyappam is important. Heat water until small bubbles start appearing everywhere in the bottom of the vessel. i.e; It should be just about to boil and NOT rolling boil. If its rolling boil then the dough will get too much cooked when you make dough and it will be difficult for you to press. Even if its not heated well, then the idliyappam will turn too dry. So let it be just right, which you will learn from experience.

- 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.

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

- Its very handy,it easy to handle/manage and the cooking is done very fast. I like it!
- 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.
- 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.

- Now the basic idiyappam is ready.

In case you dont have pulikaichal, Season with 1 tblsp Sesame oil in a kadai - mustard, urad dal, channa dal, peanuts, asafoetida, curry leaves. Then add 1/4 cup tamarind extract (or 1 & 1/2 tsp tamarind paste) and boil till thick. Add it to the idiyappam.
For Making Puli Idiyappam :
- Cool down the idiyappam and mix required pulikachal along with little sesame oil.
- Adjust salt as needed and puli idiyappam is ready,enjoy!
Soft idiyappam with yummy pulikachal makes awesome combo! Do try if you like it!
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Wow yummy idiyappam,Loved the first click,amazing Raji...
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wow...pulihora...with vermicilli...very new idea...I have tried...lime Lemon vermicilli....
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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 :)
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I love this.. my mom always makes this when making idiyaapam :)
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Idiyappam has turned out so good. Looks delicious.
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love those steaming meshes..puli idiappam looks so yumm
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Tkz for clearing the doubt in Garlic chutney,sure will let you know! :)
Drool worthy pics...I loved those bamboo steamer.
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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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sounds awesome...tempting clicks..
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wo looking tempting
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ReplyDeletePlease 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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