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Adai is a form of Pancake, its quite nutritious as its made with a mixture of Lentils and Rice batter. This is generally eaten as a breakfast item but can be eaten for any light meal. Adai dough can be refrigerated and used for 4-5 days which adds to our easy cooking. Crispy Adai with Chutney or Pickle is enjoyable by everyone! |
Makes: | About 20-25 |
Preparation Time: | 5 hrs |
Cooking Time: | 5 mins(per Adai) |
Ingredients: | Mung Dal - 1 Cup
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| Urad Dal - ½ Cup
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| Toor Dal - ¾ Cup
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| Chana Dal - ¾ Cup
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| Rice - 1 Cup
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| Fenugreek Seeds - 1 tsp
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| Asafoetida - ¼ tsp
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| Few strands of Curry Leaves
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| Salt to taste
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| Ginger - About an inch
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| Mint Leaves - 1 small bunch (optional)
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| Cilantro/Coriander Leaves - ½ Cup
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| Oil - 1 Cup
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| Dried Red Chillies - 5 or 6
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Method: | • Soak all the Lentils and Rice along with Fenugreek in Water for about 5 hours.
• Later on, drain the Water. Grind this with rest of the ingredients except Oil into a smooth paste. Add few spoons of Water if required while grinding.
• The consistency of the batter should be slightly thicker than that of the Pancake one.
• Next heat a non stick flat skillet on medium high heat.
• Now pour about a Cup of batter in the centre of the skillet and spread uniformly using the back of the Spoon (similar to pancake)
• Spread about a teaspoon of Oil over this. Wait for few seconds and then flip over the Adai just like you do for a Pancake.
• Let this cook until golden brown in colour.
• Crispy Adai is ready to be served with Chutney or Pickle.
Variations : Dried Red Chillies can be replaced with Green Chillies, add Jeera while grinding.
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