Ila Ada
Ingredients
- 1 cup lightly roasted rice flour
- salt, as required
- 1 1/2 cup water
- 1/2 cup grated coconut
- 1/2 cup Jaggeri, powdered
- 1/2 tsp cardamom powder
- banana leaves
- 1 tsp ghee or veg oil
Directions
Boil the water and add add salt. Add the boiling water on rice flour and stir with a spoon and knead the dough similar to the consistency of Chapathi or Pizza dough. Heat ghee in a pan and add coconuts,
jaggery and cardamom powder and mix well. Make large sized balls out of the dough. Place one ball of rice dough on a piece of banana leaf, press the dough with fingers and spread around. Dip your hand
in water if the dough is sticky. Keep the coconut filling in the middle and fold the leaf in half. Make more banana wraps same way and steam for 15-20 minutes.
wow! this is superb... kalakki ketto...
ReplyDeleteWe call this as ela appam...
aaah! mouth watery dish... This is one of my favorite... ella madhuram ulla aaharavum enikyu istava... I prepared parippu pradhaman today...
So I have a sweet item to compensate in return... :)
Ila ada looks droolworthy and delicious...Looks like our's kozhukattai:).
ReplyDeletevery inviting...nice click
ReplyDeleteI m drooling over them dear..one of my fav sweets...I m sure banana leaf would hv done the magic..:)
ReplyDeleteI made the same last week. WIll post it sometime soon
ReplyDeleteHummm tempting, looks great... toooooo bad how can you tempt me like this.....yummmmmmmm.
ReplyDeleteEla ada looks superb...yummy..
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious but havent tried this so far....thanks for the recipe vrinda..
ReplyDeleteEla ada looks so beautiful, great click dear!
ReplyDeleteNever tried this at home, worth giving a try:)
Nice presentation! The ada looks soaked in sweet jaggery ready to be dived into.
ReplyDeleteela ada nannayi adipoli thakarpan...vijairikumbo thanne vayil vellam varunnu..ineku onnu freeayi kitooo...:)
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic, have never tried the sweet version of Ila Ada. Should try it out, looks awesome.
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ReplyDeleteWe make this too... I love it...
ReplyDeleteIla-ada looks fantastic! Very tempting picture!
ReplyDeleteThis is un-like anything I've ever seen before! I bet it's delicious. I would love to taste it!
ReplyDeleteLooks so yumm vrinda.. I have not tried this but tasted many times in my malayalee friends place.. I love it. Wish to have one from the screen.
ReplyDeleteHey Vrinda,
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Ayyo.....enikku kothiyavunnu!!!!
ReplyDeleteThakarppan ada....
hmmm..yumm yummm...i posted this in auguest...this looks yummyyy
ReplyDeleteAm drooling ;-)
ReplyDeleteWow the desert looks so Yumm, Vrinda! Its new to me. Will soon give it a try.
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Illa ada is one thing i always ask my mom to make for me when ever i am back home.
ReplyDeleteThis just looks super yumm.
Gorgeous and drool-worthy pictures Vrinda :)
ReplyDeleteLip smacking one, Vrinda!
ReplyDeleteHeyy.....This is one of my faaaaaaaaaaaaaavorite ada.....ithu kandappo naale onnu aakkyaalo ennanu ente chintha....I love the look of it...I first time had it from my friends mom who is a great cook and had fallen in love with it!!
ReplyDeleteI love desserts or snacks made with rice flour, they are usually good.
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Love this..looks so yummy..
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