Hello to all after an unannounced hiatus of almost two months though I had hinted in my last post about my trip to India.So that it was. And then it was a bit difficult to bring myself to blog as other things kept me very busy and finally I decided to do it today. I seem completely lost now and hope a few more posts after this will make me active again.
This traditional tamil recipe has been in my drafts for a long time. I had made this for breakfast few months ago after repeated requests from my hubby who is very fond of this dish. Its quite filling and actually quite tasty when had with some spicy side dish. I do want to try making this again sometime soon.
Ingredients-
Method-
Combine the flour with buttermilk and whisk it to a pourable consistency.
Heat oil in a pan. Add the mustard seeds. Allow it to crackle. Then add the udid dal, channa dal and dried red chillies with a pinch of asafoetida.
Then add the green chillies and curry leaves. Saute for a few seconds.
Now add the rice flour -buttermilk mixture. Stir to mix well. Add the salt. Keep stirring to ensure that no lumps are formed and it forms into a thick mass. It takes around 10 minutes.
You can serve as it is or place it on a greased plate. Level with a knife. Cut into squares and serve with coconut chutney or a side dish of your choice.
This traditional tamil recipe has been in my drafts for a long time. I had made this for breakfast few months ago after repeated requests from my hubby who is very fond of this dish. Its quite filling and actually quite tasty when had with some spicy side dish. I do want to try making this again sometime soon.
Rice flour-1cup
Buttermilk/mor- 2-3cups
Sesame /gingelly oil- 1/2tbsp
Mustard seeds-1tsp
Udid dal-1/2tbsp
Channa dal-1tbsp
Dried red chillies-3-4 broken to bits
Asafoetida-a pinch
Salt to taste
Green chillies-1/2 cut into small pieces(optional)
Curry leaves- 3/4 pinched into bits
Combine the flour with buttermilk and whisk it to a pourable consistency.
Heat oil in a pan. Add the mustard seeds. Allow it to crackle. Then add the udid dal, channa dal and dried red chillies with a pinch of asafoetida.
Then add the green chillies and curry leaves. Saute for a few seconds.
Now add the rice flour -buttermilk mixture. Stir to mix well. Add the salt. Keep stirring to ensure that no lumps are formed and it forms into a thick mass. It takes around 10 minutes.
You can serve as it is or place it on a greased plate. Level with a knife. Cut into squares and serve with coconut chutney or a side dish of your choice.
13 comments:
Gud to see you back ...this looks yum ...nice change from regular stuff
Welcome back sowmya. My fav one, looks yum
Welcome back.. Delicious traditional recipe..
Delicious & yummy ....
I was thinking about you,..:) belated happy new year an eh apply festival,..this one looks delicious,again something ne
This looks delicious perfect for lunch.
Glad to see you back after a long sowmya, hope you had a beautiful new year..
Morkoozhu looks fabulous and droolworthy.
One of my favourites too. I wish I do it more often and to this piece like consistency, but I seem to be in a hurry to taste and stop at the paste lump stage :)
Welcome back Sowmya !! Wish you a happy new Year.
Love the mor kali, nice quick and simple recipe :)
I too love it, but never made it, u temptemed me a lot :) We make like a lump. Love the idea of pieces.
My hubby's fav .. good idea of making pieces :)
wow yummy,wanna taste it immediately...
One of my favourites too.....yours has come out just right.
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