Ingredients- 2 cups rava(semolina)
- 2 to 3 cups yogurt
- 1/2 cup urad daal
- 1/2 cup chana daal
- curry leaves,chopped
- 1 tsp mustard seeds
- 1 dry red chilli
- 1/2 tsp grated ginger
- salt, as required
- 1/2 tsp cumin seeds
- coriander leaves to garnish
- 1 tbs vegetable oil
Directions
Soak rava in yogurt and set aside. Heat oil in a pan, splutter mustardseeds followed by cumin seeds, red chilli and curry leaves.To this add
urad daal and chana dal, saute well for few minutes, turn off the heatand keep aside to cool completely. Then add this to the rava batter,
add salt, grated ginger and coriander leaves and mix everything
together.
Pour in idli cooker and steam it for 15-20 minutes.
Rava Idlis are so fluffy and soft! They look delectable!
ReplyDeleteHe, they look very soft
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely would love to have it now.
ReplyDeleterava idlis look very fluffy.Easy method too.thanks for vsiting my blog
ReplyDeleteWow looks so divine.. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! so I don't have to buy anymore packaged mix. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThey look delicious, Vrinda!I add baking soda but w/o adding soda your idlis look fluffy..Will try you recipe
ReplyDeletelooks perfect.nice click
ReplyDeleteInteresting recipe. The idlis look delicious!
ReplyDeleteRava idlis look fluffy & very tempting indeed There are days I end up with idlis that are as hard as a rock,will try this for sure.Thank you for visiting "Collaborative curry".
ReplyDeleteLooks thakarpan....very soft and fluffy...Always used to make them with the ready mix...Thanks for sharing this recipe daa :-)xllnt click ketto!!
ReplyDeleteyummy soft idlis,liked the recipe a lot...have bookmarked it to try ur version also....
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting recipe..Thanks for sharing :-)
ReplyDeleteSoft and fluffy instant rava idli looks prefect..
ReplyDeleteLovely rava iddlis.kidilan pic..
ReplyDeleteFluffy lovely idlies!
ReplyDeletewow great idlys you have amazing food on here love it
ReplyDeleteWow...soft and fluffy idlis Vrinda...they look so good...I usually add baking soda when I making rava idlis...I like youer version better...will try it soon :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so soft and perfect... really tempting idlis.
ReplyDeleteWow...these look so soft and yummy!
ReplyDeleteSounds very intriguing, I would love to try them!
ReplyDeleteLooks nice....
ReplyDeleteI am late on the post, was busy with works and could not blog... but late aayi vandaalum latest aayi varuve...
ReplyDeleteSuper dialogue, enne samadikyanam... :)
Nice to hear that Mahesh also helps you in cooking.
Idli with rava. Ithu kollam. I was worried what I will do with the rava kept in room. Now I can use it for idli...
But if I had this post in my blog then my friends would have said... Abhi rava ye polum veruthe vidille. :)
Hi , rava idly looks superb really.I too make it the same way..this time i bought idlirava by mistake..Is it okay to use idlirava for making rava idly..Please tell me yaar :)
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ReplyDeleteLooks very soft and fluffy...thinking of these from long...but never tried these....
ReplyDeleteChitra : I never tried with idli rava,In my home idlies r made with rice and urad,not with Idli rava,so no idea dear...
ReplyDeleteAbhi: Outside Kerala,idlies r made with idli rava,especially in Karnataka & Andra..But not this way,but enikkishtam nammude naatile soft idlya...
hi,yoghurt is normal one or sour yoghurt?
ReplyDeletenice one.u have a nice blog.
ReplyDeleteThese looks delicious - do they rise without baking soda in a microwave idli maker also????
ReplyDeleteWould love to know!
Ruchi
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