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Horsegram And Foxtail Millet Idli Recipe
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Horsegram And Foxtail Millet Idli Recipe

A diabetic friendly South Indian Recipes recipe with /2 foxtail millet, white urad dal (split), horse gram dal (kollu/ kulith). Ready in 30 min, serves 2.

Curated byAditi Iyer🇮🇳

Calories
525kcal
Estimated Cost
175-325
Carbs66g
Protein26g
Fats18g
Servings Scaler
2

Instructions

27 steps
  1. 1

    To begin making the Horsegram And Foxtail Millet Idli recipe, wash and Soak Urad dal with methi seeds with enough water in a bowl for 6 hours or overnightLikewise, wash the horse gram and millets separately, soaking each of them in different bowls

    /2 foxtail millet(1 cups)white urad dal (split)(1/2 cup)horse gram dal (kollu/ kulith)(1/2 cup)methi seeds (fenugreek seeds)(1 teaspoon)
  2. 2

    Soak them for a minimum of 6 hours or leave it overnight

  3. 3

    Wash the soak the poha in a bowl of water for 20 minutes before grinding the idli batter

    tablespoons poha (flattened rice)(2)
  4. 4

    Transfer the urad dal and methi seeds into a mixer-jar and grind into a smooth paste using a little water

    white urad dal (split)(1/2 cup)methi seeds (fenugreek seeds)(1 teaspoon)
  5. 5

    Transfer this into a mixing bowl in which the batter will be mixed and set aside

  6. 6

    Next transfer the horse gram into a mixer-jar and grind into a smooth paste using a little water

    horse gram dal (kollu/ kulith)(1/2 cup)
  7. 7

    Add this to the bowl having the ground urad dal

    white urad dal (split)(1/2 cup)
  8. 8

    Likewise grind the millets along with the poha and transfer it to the bowl in which the batter is going to be mixed

    /2 foxtail millet(1 cups)tablespoons poha (flattened rice)(2)
  9. 9

    Bring all the ground mixtures together in a bowl and mix thoroughly to get a uniform batter

  10. 10

    Rest and ferment for 8-10 hours in a warm place

  11. 11

    Once the batter is fermented, add salt and water if required to adjust the consistency

    salt - to tastesunflower oil - as required for greasing
  12. 12

    We need a batter of dropping consistency to make the idlis

  13. 13

    Once you have the fermented Idli batter, grease the Idli Steamer Plates with a little oil

  14. 14

    Pour spoonfuls of the idli batter into these moulds

  15. 15

    Do make sure you fill the idli batter only half way through as they will rise up to the top when steamed

  16. 16

    Once all the plates are filled, place the filled idli racks one above the other making sure the holes are facing the filled portion

  17. 17

    Prepare the idli steamer with a little water in the bottom

  18. 18

    Place the filled idli racks in the steamer

  19. 19

    Place the steamer on high heat and steam the idli’s for 10 minutes

  20. 20

    After 10 minutes of steaming, turn off the heat

  21. 21

    Open the steamer and insert a knife or a pick to test whether the idli's are cooked

  22. 22

    If nothing sticks then the idlis are perfectly steamed

  23. 23

    Now you can remove the idli from the steamer

  24. 24

    Have a small bowl filled with water

  25. 25

    Dip a spoon in the water and then scoop the idli out starting from the edges

  26. 26

    Dipping the spoon in water helps in the easy removal of idli from the plates

  27. 27

    Pair Horsegram And Foxtail Millet Idli with Mysore Chutney and Keerai Sambar for a delicious breakfast

    /2 foxtail millet(1 cups)horse gram dal (kollu/ kulith)(1/2 cup)

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