Brown and Red Rice- Idli
Brown rice Idli with an added variation including Red rice and Puffed rice.
About:
Idli is a steamed cake made from rice and black lentils (Urad dal) originating from Southern India. Idlis are made in a specialized mould and eaten with chutney, vegetable stew or other flavourful toppings for breakfast or as a snack. These small treats are good for you and, as a bonus, convenient for those on the go.
As a variation to make this fibre rich dish have added Brown rice, Oats, Red rice flakes and Soya Bran.
Health Benefits:
Soy bran refers to the finely pulverized or pureed hulls (or outer-casings) of dried soybeans. Soya bran helps lower Cholestrol levels and also ease constipation.
Red rice flakes are rich in Iron and Vitamin B.
Quantity: 18-20 Idlis
Cooking time: 15 minutes
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Posted on January 2, 2015, in Breakfast, Indian, Main dish. Bookmark the permalink. 7 Comments.
Yum yum yummmmmmmm
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Thank you ji… nice to hear from youself after long time…. hope all is well…. goid day…
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I’ve never heard of idli, but this sounds tasty.
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Jeanne – These are rice batter steamded dumplings…A south indian breakfast dish…I am planning to make a baked version of this dish shortly so you can give it a try…Glad you liked it
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Brown rice and oats.. Wow that’s healthy.. I should try this
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Please give it a try dear…
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