This was the inspiration for the day – end result – 100% satisfaction
Served it with red pepper thogayal/chutney
Simple pleasures last longer folks!
Ingredients
1 cup instant oats
The crumbs of 6 toasted bread slices (about 1 and ½ cups)
¾ cup of sooji rava
2 cups of thick buttermilk
Salt
Grated carrots
1 serrano pepper (just for fun)
Crush cilantro
1 tsp of baking soda
Tempered with urad dal, mustard seeds, and a pinch of asafetida
Preparation
In a food processor blend the cold hard toast into a fine crumble
Add the instant oats and run them together once more
Pour into a deep bowl
Add the cream of wheat (sooji/ravai)
Salt
Gently stir in the buttermilk until all of the batter is one consistency and no dry flakes around
With a lemon zester, grate the Serrano pepper, crush cilantro and the carrots into bowl
Mix in
Temper in 1 tsp of oil the mustard, urad dal and asafetida until the mustard pops and the urad dal turns golden.
Add to the batter
Grease the Idli pans
Pour and steam for 10 mins
Allow them to cool before scooping the idlis
Serve hot with chutney/sambar of choice
In Pictures
Crumble the toast
Add the oats and spin again
Mix ingredients in buttermilk and add grated veggies
Add the thadka
Pour batter in the Idli mold
Serve Hot :)
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55 comments:
I am famished just looking at those Idli. They look divine!
wow this is brilliant! will definitely try these :)
Innovative recipe...healthy and looks delicious...Loved the clicks too..
That sounds very tempting, I am surely going to give it a try :)
Wow wat a grt idea u had. Yummy idlis they really looks tempting.
very innovative recipe...brilliant idea n idly luks so inviting...very nice pictures n presentation...
wow! yet another idli with oats!! awesome..shall try this out too :)
Looks very inviting Priya..
using bread for idlis is amazing...its a good trick for kids who dont eat bread..will pass this recipe to a friend of mine whose kid doesnt eat bread but eats idlis! :)
Smitha
Smitha's Spicy
Flavors
very impressive... nice tempting idlies
I am forming a habit of bookmarking most of your innovative recipes..beware of me !!!
Now, how did you even come up with the idea of mixing bread crumbs and oats and make IDLIS?? They look healthy and delicious. But I still can't figure out how did you get the idea of m......
very innovative idlis !! so healthy !!
Really efficient and creative dear! I never made idli before...but love them! :D
psst...dear about your Q on my header pic, yes dear that's my kitchen. Thank you.
You may want to see my post on my new home kitchen here..
http://love2cook-msia.blogspot.com/2010/04/my-black-white-themed-kitchen-pics.html
love the instructions and this looks terrific!
Very healthy and tasty looking idlis.
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Very unique combo! the idlis have come out fluffy!
Very healthy idlis and awesome...
Idlis look super soft and yum.
Little spicy balls of awesome!
Wow..very innovative Idli there.And looks perfect..yum!
Cool. Very innovative Priya.
U r known for innovation dear.
Such delicious and healthy idlis :)
I liked the step by step method too.
Great healthy and quick idli recipe..
Very innovative idlies. They look so soft..
yummy idlis...very healthy too
very innovative and healthy idlis...
Brilliant idea Priya...another of your innovative recipe. And these are looking so soft and fluffy..kudos to you.
Love these instant kind of idlis...Superb presentation.
Hello...Hi...What a nice recipes n wonderful pictures you got here...happy cooking!
looks totally awesome Priya- sounds wonderful ! pass the plate
I'm amazed at how you come up with such wonderful ideas, bravo! Idlis are an all time favorite, will definitely try your version next time...:)
Thats truly very creative and interesting idlies..simply inviting..
The idlies look perfect Priya!! These are so full of nutrients. Just perfect for breakfast :)
sounds interesting and new to me dear...
idli looks healthy and delicious
Thx. for sharing :)
Wow, Lovely combination. Never heard this before. Its healthy too.
very healthy :)
Wonderful idea of using bread and oats to make idly,very innovative and healthy :)
That baking mold is great!
Innovative recipe,looks really yummy.
Super innovative Priya- idlis look gorgeous and not to mention super healthy too :)
Bookmarked to try...such a nice idea
Lovely and interesting combo.. love breads and oatmeal for breakfast... never tried to mix it to make an absolutely delicious indian breakfast.. hats off!!
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Thats a brilliant idea, i'm bookmarking this one.
What do I say? The other have already said it all! Amazing idlis. A must make.
However I want the red pepper thogayal/chutney recipe link please.
wow tats amazingly brilliant idea...love it..
Wat a innovative recipe... The idlis look soft and great
Healthy idlis..what a great idea dear..the idlis look so soft :)
Interesting recipe and idli look perfect!
healthy! i am impressed that the idlis rose and look soft
Never thought of adding bread crumbs to Idlies, Priya. Really a medley of healthy ingredients.
very new to me Priya.. Idli's look super soft too
Very innovative idli recipe...I have tried out with oats & rava but adding bread crumbs?? I loved the idea!!!
Prathima Rao
Prats Corner
These cookies look really healthy and delcious. I am your newest follower. I would love it if you stopped by my vegetarian recipe blog and followed me back. www.glutenfreewithjudee.blogspot.com
YUM! That's an interesting contraption to steam them in. I'm not familiar with much in the way of Indian cuisine so I'm loving your blog. I learn something new every time! And thanks for sharing your recipe on FFF. :)
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