Rava Idli (Semolina Dumplings) Indian Cuisine Recipe by Manjula



View full recipe at http://www.manjulaskitchen.com/2011/01/05/rava-idli/ Ingredients For the batter 1 cup coarse semolina (moti …

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  1. I read about idlis and wondered if you had a recipe. Sure enough, after a little hunt, I found it. Another great video Manjula. Congratulations and thanks for revealing the ways of the Indian kitchen to the world.

  2. Eno is a fruit salt which is composed of basically 60% baking soda and 40% citric acid. So if you have these on hand, then you can use this proportion to substitute for ENO. If citric acid is not available, you can use some other souring agent instead along with Baking soda.

  3. some ppl do not like soapy flavor of baking soda so they add eno..but yes u can add soda, after all u want sumthin to react with the sour curd n make it light n fluffy..adding cabbage is entirely optional..u can add it or skip it or add carrots, spinach, any vegetable of ur choice..hope that helps!

  4. @deepa, if you have stainless plate, you can pour one 'whole big spoon of batter'. You will be able to put only 4 or 5 in one plate and you will not be able to stack it. Grease the plate with oil spray before putting the batter. You don't need a cooker either! In a big pan, boil water and keep some base on top of which you keep the plate.MAke sure it doesn't tilt and cover & steam it for 10-15 mnts. You can always check if its done.

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