๐พ Ingredients:
- Roasted rice flour โ 2 cups
- Water โ 2 to 2ยฝ cups (as needed)
- Salt โ ยฝ tsp (adjust to taste)
- Coconut (grated) โ ยฝ cup (optional, for layering)
- Oil โ 1 tsp (optional, for smoothness)
๐ฅ Method:
1. Boil the Water
- Boil water in a pan with salt and a little oil.
- Once it comes to a rolling boil, switch off the heat.
2. Make the Dough
- In a large mixing bowl, add the roasted rice flour.
- Slowly pour the hot water into the flour while stirring with a wooden spoon.
- Mix until you get a soft, smooth dough (like chapati dough but slightly softer).
- Cover and let it sit for a few minutes.
3. Press the Idiyappam
- Grease the idiyappam press/idiyappam maker.
- Fill it with dough.
- Press the dough in circles onto greased idli plates or banana leaves.
- (Optional) Sprinkle grated coconut on top or in between layers.
4. Steam It
- Steam in an idli steamer or appachembu for 8โ10 minutes on medium heat.
- The idiyappams should look shiny and non-sticky once done.
5. Serve Hot!
- Serve with coconut milk, vegetable stew, egg curry, or chicken curry.
โ Tips:
- Use roasted idiyappam rice flour or store-bought idiyappam flour for best results (like Nirapara or Eastern).
- Dough too hard? Add a little more hot water.
- Dough too soft? Add a bit more flour
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