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Rice breads that are steamed in aluminium bowls/ idli moulds and are lovely when had plain or with curries. Normally toddy is used in this recipe but I make them without it (if you have access to it add it instead of the yeast. )

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Ingredients

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2 cups boiled rice
2 cups raw rice
3/4 cup split white lentils (urad)
1 tablespoon dry yeast or 1/2 bottle toddy
3 tablespoons sugar (or to taste)
1 cup coconut milk
salt

Nutritional information

652
Calories
82 g
Calories From Fat
9.2 g
Total Fat
7.3 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
12.4 mg
Sodium
124.5 g
Carbs
10.5 g
Dietary Fiber
6.8 g
Sugars
16.3 g
Protein
196g
Serving Size

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Rice breads that are steamed in aluminium bowls/ idli moulds and are lovely when had plain or with curries. Normally toddy is used in this recipe but I make them without it (if you have access to it add it instead of the yeast. )

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    Hi ! Wanted to know what do u mean by cooked rice?

    • 420 min
    • Serves 6
    • Easy

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    Sannas,Rice breads that are steamed in aluminium bowls/ idli moulds and are lovely when had plain or with curries. Normally toddy is used in this recipe but I make them without it (if you have access to it add it instead of the yeast. ),Hi ! Wanted to know what do u mean by cooked rice?


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Wash and Soak Each of the Each Kind of Rice and the Lentils Overnight or For 8 Hours, Separately.

    2
    Done

    Then Grind All the Three Together to a Fine Paste With the Coconut Milk.

    3
    Done

    Put the Dry Yeast in a Bowl With Sugar and 3 Tablespoons Warm Water.

    4
    Done

    When It Froths, Add It to the Ground Batter.

    5
    Done

    Add Salt to Taste and Keep Aside For 5 Hours Till It Doubles in Quantity.

    6
    Done

    Get the Steaming Vessel Ready on Medium Flame With the Required Amount of Water in It.

    7
    Done

    Put a Tablespoonful of the Batter Into Each of the Moulds/ Aluminuim Bowls and Steam on Medium Heat Till the Sannas Are Fluffy and Done Right Through (around 15 Mins) or When a Skewer Pierced Into One Comes Out Clean.

    8
    Done

    All of Them May not Go Into the Steamer in One Round So Do Them in Batches.

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