Rava Idli or Rave Idli is a variation of Idli, made with Rava/ Sooji/semolina instead of the usual rice and Urad Daal. It is a specialty of the state of Karnataka and is usually served as a breakfast item. It has been said that the popular restaurant chain, Mavalli Tiffin Rooms (MTR) of Bangalore invented [...]
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Rava Idli and Potato Saagu
Multi-Lentil Crepes/ Lentil Dosa/ Adai
The first time I had these Adai/Lentil Dosa was at my friend Upsi’s place. Her mother had prepared it for evening snack along with Peanut Chutney and I remember tasting them and being floored. Of course, I did get the recipe from her, but not before being extolled the virtues of these special Dosas.
The batter [...]
Steamed Spiced Multi-Lentil Squares
OK, I have to admit this, before I go on with the recipe. I do not know the traditional name of this dish; all I know is that it is a dish from Karnataka. The English title that I put more descriptive of the procedure, seems so formal and does not seem to have that [...]
Vegan Oatmeal Raisin Cookies
After some streaks of unsuccessful attempts in baking using Flax Meal (as substitute for egg), I was thrilled when I was successful in making these Egg Free Oatmeal Raisin Cookies. The taste is close to the original (with eggs) and there is hardly indicator of the presence of flax seeds meal in these cookies. The [...]
Oats Vermicelli Pudding/ Oats Semiya Payasam
We love all sorts of Kheer at home, but love Semiya/Vermicelli kheer the best. I make simple vermicelli Kheer as is or in combination with Saboodana. A good friend of mine had tried my Mango Oats Kheer and liked the idea. She suggested adding Oats to the regular Vermicelli Kheer and I loved the idea.
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Easy Side Dishes for Rotis/Chapathis
Hope you all had a great weekend. We had a hectic and busy weekend with lots of activities, pending chores lined up to take care and finish off. In fact it has been like this for the past two weeks or so and as a result I have not been able to experiment much in [...]




































