KARTHIGAI DEEPAM FESTIVAL HAS ARRIVED.WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY DEEPAM FESTIVAL.
AAP - APPAM ADAI PORI ARE THE TRADITIONAL NEIVEDIYAMS ON THIS DAY.
NEYYAPPAM
1. 1. Raw Rice – 1 cup
2. Powdered
Jaggery – 1 cup
3. Banana
– 1 small. ripe
4. Coconut
– ¼ cup, cut into small pieces (optional)
5. Green
Cardamom/Elaichi – 4 to 5
6. Oil/ghee
for frying
1.
Wash and soak the rice in water for 3
to 4 hours. Strain the water completely. (To avoid the cumbersome procedure of
washing,drying of rice, you can also buy
the Rice flour from store.)
2.
Grind the rice without adding any
water into a very fine powder. ( If Rice flour is used add jiggery to the
powder and mix)Now slowly add the powdered jaggery and keep grinding adding
very little water. Also add the chopped banana and grind to a smooth paste.
Transfer into a bowl.
3.
Add the cardamom, and coconut pieces.
Mix well. The batter should be of pouring consistency(Idli mavu like).
4.
Heat Appakkaral i.e pan, fill ½ of each groove with a mixture of
oil or ghee. Let it get heated.
5.
Now pour small ladleful of batter
into each of the grooves, flip over after a minute. Slow the fire.Let this cook
on medium heat till a skewer inserted comes out clean.
6.
Insert the skewer into each of the
appams and transfer them onto a paper towel.
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Note:
1.
You can dissolve the jaggery in about
1/4 cup of water and add it to the powdered rice and grind to a very smooth
paste.
2.
The consistency of the batter is very
important to get soft appams. The batter should be of idli batter consistency.
KARTHIGi ADAI
i
1 Cup Raw
rice,1/4 Cup Whole Urad ,1/4 cup Toordal, ¼ cup Kadalai Paruppu
Milagu and Jeerakam
1 spn each, Curry leaves little, salt, Perumgayam
Soak
the rice with all the dhals in water for 2 hours to 3 hours.
Drain
the rice and dhals ,pepper, jeera and grind it in mixer to a coarse paste. The
adai flour should not be very smooth. Transfer this to a bowl and mix the salt, hing, cut curry
leaves and grated coconut. The consistency should be slightly thicker than our
normal dosa batter Heat the thawa and pour 1 ladle of flour and spread evenly
and cook the adai on both the sides till the adai is crisp Serve the tasty adai
along with Jaggery. OR fresh Vennai i.e.
cooking butter
Karthigai
Pori
Aval pori and Nel pori are both
used to make the pori urundai..
Due to the current Monsoon Rains๐ง pori packet wont be crisp enough and so warm it thoroughly in a dry pan to make
it a little crisp before proceeding to make the recipe.
Bits of freshly chopped coconut ..thenga keeru…is
added to the Karthigai Pori
·
Aval/Nel
Pori - 6 cups
·
Jaggery /
Vellam - 1 ½ cup
·
Cardamom
powder - ½ teaspoon
·
Coconut -
¼ cup (finely cut pieces)
In a pan, add the chopped coconut
pieces and fry them in low heat until they are light brown. Remove and keep it
aside to use later.
In a wide pan, add the measured jaggery and
about ½ cup of water. Let the jaggery melt and come to a boil. Strain the
mixture and return it to flame again.
·
Let the
syrup boil well and come to a soft ball consistency. This means that when you
drop a little bit of syrup in cold water, we should be able to gather it with
our fingers and form a ball. The syrup should hold its shape intact and it will
harden upon cooling. This is the right consistency of the syrup.
·
At this
stage add the coconut pieces and cardamom powder. Mix well.
·
Add pori
into the pan and mix well to combine. Turn off the heat and immediately start
rolling them into balls.
·
This has
to be done when the mixture is still hot. When it cools down, it will become
crumbly and will be hard to roll. Using some rice flour to dust the palms helps
to bear the heat and roll.
·
If making
the syrup in large quantity for both aval pori and nel pori, then we can add
the syrup to the pori as needed and mix.
·
Let the
rolled balls cool down completely and then store it in an airtight container.
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