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Recipe for Akki Rotti

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Akki in English means Rice and Rotti is something like a Pancake. So Rice Flour Pancake is a breakfast item in southern states of India. Traditionally this is made in a Kadai(a deep vessel something similar to a Wok) but tastes equally good on a griddle as well. The famous accompaniment with Akki Rotti is Coconut Chutney!
Makes:	6
Preparation Time:	15 minutes.
Cooking Time:	45 minutes
Ingredients:	Rice Flour - 2 cups
	Cumin Seeds - 1 tbsp
	Finely chopped Onions - 1
	Finely chopped Green Chillies - 3
	Finely chopped Cilantro (Coriander Leaves) - 2 tbsp
	Finely chopped Curry Leaves - 6 to 8 leaves
	Salt to taste
	Oil for cooking
	Warm Water to mix the dough - slightly more than 1 cup
Method:	• Place Rice Flour with all the other ingredients except Oil and Water in a mixing bowl. • Add Water little at a time and mix the Flour to make a smooth but firm dough. • Next spread a spoon of Oil on the griddle, take a lemon sized dough and pat it evenly on the griddle to make a thin Pancake. Make few holes on the dough to pour some Oil in them to cook consistently. • Keep this prepared griddle on medium heat and cook. Pour a teaspoon or two of Oil in the holes and over the Pancake and cook till it becomes light brown in colour. Turn over the Pancake and cook for about a minute or two. • Repeat the above two steps with the rest of the dough. • Akki Rotti is ready to be served with Chutney or any dip.

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