Ingredients
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Directions
Flat Rice Bread from Southern India: Uttapam,Recipe adapted from Meena Pathak, Flavors of India: Authentic Indian Recipes as seen on Sara’s Secrets. Found on Food Network, posting for ZWT.,Excellent! I did have to play with the frying. Do make sure to heat the pan first then a good amount of ghee then place the the batter. Very similar to potato pancakes with a kick. I did let ferment overnight. I`m learning to like curry leaves. But doing it slowly 1 leaf at a time. Thank you made for Lively Lemon Lovelies of ZWT #8 . Namaste
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Steps
1
Done
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Wash the Rice and Lentils Separately in Several Changes of Water. Leave Each to Soak in a Large Pan of Clean Water For a Couple of Hours |
2
Done
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Drain the Rice and Lentils, Place in a Blender, and Grind to a Smooth Paste. Add a Little Water to Form a Thick Batter |
3
Done
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Add the Salt, Sugar and Baking Soda to the Batter and Mix Well. Set Aside to Ferment at Room Temperature For at Least 4 Hours and Up to 15 |
4
Done
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Place the Chopped Onion, Diced Tomatoes, Chopped Green Chile, and Chopped Cilantro in Separate Bowls |
5
Done
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Heat a Griddle or Nonstick Pan. Brush With a Little Ghee or Oil and Pour in 2 to 3 Tablespoons of the Batter. Spread Evenly With the Back of a Spoon Into a Thick Circle 4 Inches in Diameter. |
6
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Garnish the Surface With a Little Each of the Onion, Tomato, Green Chile, and Chopped Cilantro and Spread Evenly. |
7
Done
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Sprinkle Some of the Oil or Ghee Over and Around the Bread. Cook Over Low Heat Until Small Bubbles Appear on the Surface, About 5 Minutes |
8
Done
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Turn Over and Cook the Other Side Until Crisp and Golden. Alternatively, You Can Finish It Off Under a Hot Broiler For 1 to 2 Minutes. Serve Hot With South Indian Lentil Curry |
9
Done
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Sambhar (south Indian Lentil Curry): |
10
Done
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Heat Half the Oil in a Pan and Add the Red Chiles, Coriander Seeds, Fenugreek, and Grated Coconut. Cook, Stirring, For 5 to 10 Minutes; Set Aside to Cool |