Kanchipuram as the name suggest its a place in Tamil Nadu, India. There in the Temple this type of idli is served as the prasad. This idli tastes great with some spices in it, lovely aroma of ghee and very fluffy too. A different variation from the normal idli so give it a try...
Ingredients :
Idli rice - 2 cup (you can use idli rawa too)
Urad dhal - 1 cup
Pepper corns - 2 tsp
Cummin seeds - 2 tsp
Ginger powder - 1 1/2 tsp (Sukku podi)
Curry leaves - few
Curd - 1/2 cup
Salt - as required
Ghee - 2 tbsp
Oil - 2 tbsp
Method :
1. Soak rice and dhal seperately for few hours.
2. Grind them separately, rice has to be like rawa and urad should be fine texture.
3. Add salt, pepper corns, cumin, ginger powder, curry leaves mix everything well.
4. Ferment it overnight.
5. Morning add the curd, hot ghee and oil mix well.
6. Make pressure cooker ready for steaming. Now in the big plate grease with some ghee and pour the batter less than 3/4 or even you can use idli mould but usually big plates are used for this type of idli.
7. Steam it for 12 to 15 minutes check by inserting knife in the middle. When cooled cut to desired shapes.
8. Serve hot hot with podi, sambar or chutney .
Note :
1. This batter can also be used for making crispy crispy dosas...add ghee while making dosas.
2.Adding fried cashews, mustard, and channa dhal are optional. Pepper and cummin are main.
Ingredients :
Idli rice - 2 cup (you can use idli rawa too)
Urad dhal - 1 cup
Pepper corns - 2 tsp
Cummin seeds - 2 tsp
Ginger powder - 1 1/2 tsp (Sukku podi)
Curry leaves - few
Curd - 1/2 cup
Salt - as required
Ghee - 2 tbsp
Oil - 2 tbsp
Method :
1. Soak rice and dhal seperately for few hours.
2. Grind them separately, rice has to be like rawa and urad should be fine texture.
3. Add salt, pepper corns, cumin, ginger powder, curry leaves mix everything well.
4. Ferment it overnight.
5. Morning add the curd, hot ghee and oil mix well.
6. Make pressure cooker ready for steaming. Now in the big plate grease with some ghee and pour the batter less than 3/4 or even you can use idli mould but usually big plates are used for this type of idli.
7. Steam it for 12 to 15 minutes check by inserting knife in the middle. When cooled cut to desired shapes.
8. Serve hot hot with podi, sambar or chutney .
Note :
1. This batter can also be used for making crispy crispy dosas...add ghee while making dosas.
2.Adding fried cashews, mustard, and channa dhal are optional. Pepper and cummin are main.
wow...they are tempting....
ReplyDeleteThe idlys are looking cute.. :) mummy makes this in a different way.. should try this too. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely idlis ... looks so soft and fluffy and same again " very cute presentation" :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting. It looks a lot like Oriya steamed pithas...
ReplyDeleteGreat click!
I've always wanted to try kanchipuram idlis - nice presentation.
ReplyDeleteThx alot Pavithra for taking time to comment in my blog.
ReplyDeleteIm having a craving for iddlis now. Can u tell me what idli rice is?...Never made idli before....I love that green chutney that u kept along with that idli...have to see if u have posted the recipe here...lemme chk, If not i request you to:)Cos thats too tempting.
beautifully soft Idlis! And a very cute presentation indeed..
ReplyDeletehow many varities of idli doas u knw ? a 100? just wondering..great recipe
ReplyDeleteYummy spicy idlies..nice presentation as usual
ReplyDeleteDelicious rice cakes I could just take a slice and eat it up. :-)
ReplyDeleteThough I hail from TN, I have never tried Kanchipuram Idli yet...I am going to try this for next week's breakfast.
ReplyDeleteNice recipe and great presentation.
Btw, do u tried your hands on any arts & crafts, Try it, am pretty sure u ll flourish :)
Hi Pavithra...
ReplyDeleteWow Kanchipuram Idli ..Sounds great yaar and ofcourse the pictures are so mouth watering ...Very nice presentation ..will try this version for sure ..thanks dear for the recipe..i have added u in m blog roll..so will be visiting here often .
take care
You have given life to the idlis.. great idea... my hubby is a great fan of kancheepuram idlis..
ReplyDeleteWOW thats a great no guilt recipe! You have a great cooking and presentation skill. I will surely try this. Keep it going...........
ReplyDeleteSuch a delicious dish, had kanchi idli long back, makes me hungry!
ReplyDeleteNever had this before, sounds really delicious!!
ReplyDeletecheers!!
Looks so spongy n delicious! My mom prepares something similar to this. Had forgotten about it until I saw yours! Lovely presentation too!
ReplyDeletesuper kanchipuram idli! Very cute presentaiton dear
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute presentation style-love it!!
ReplyDeleteBTW,hope you've got room for me to shift in-I'm serious ;)
Looks Yummy..Nice presentation..
ReplyDeletewow!!beautiful soft Idlis,looks so cute .Idli is supposed to be a healthy food. Nice recipe
ReplyDeleteOh my god, I cant help but just gazing at your pictures...your culinary and photography skills amazes me. Love Kancheepuram idly so much, miss it.
ReplyDeleteI even liked your tomato dosa, those are so perfect...crispy!!!
We also make it in our home, but i didn't know that Kancheepuram Idli can look so good until i saw your photo. They look like little cuties and the chutneys complement perfectly. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteKanchi idlies look so cute. Nice photo. Want to have it now:)
ReplyDeleteThey look so yummy pavithra...We also prepare this at home...:)
ReplyDeleteMom makes another variety of this also..
wow very tempting Pavithra!!!
ReplyDeletePicture perfect!!!you have got me longing for some.
ReplyDeleteI love how you've presented it... one of my fave snacks when I visit my classmate. :)
ReplyDeletekanchipuram idlis are my fav, m now craving for them :( nice presentation dear..made me hungry :)
ReplyDeleteThey look great. A nice breakfast treat.
ReplyDeleteSteamed rice cake looks delicious...
ReplyDeleteLovely...
Aioo me and my stupidity. I had been to Kanchipuram and all I was looking out for at that time was sarees. Now you have showed one more gem from that famous place. You know to cook everything no?? I thought idlis came only in one shape...sigh! Loved your presentation once again
ReplyDeleteWow idlis looks yummy , cute and lovely.
ReplyDeleteyummy pavithra..Never got a chance to taste it..
ReplyDeleteNice to see this favourite here. My version is a bit different but these idlis are very good.
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ReplyDeleteHi dear...I went to few asians shops around here and they dint seem to know what idli rice is!!!Is it long grain rice?Wud love to make this..And u have mentioned idli rawa, can we use normal one?...
ReplyDeletewonderful Idlis.
ReplyDeleteI love your presentation
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Kancipuram Idly looks nice. Love the idea of cutting it in to triangles...
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