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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Paal Aadai ( Rice Pancakes)

This recipe is similar to that of appam. The good thing here is that we don't have to leave the batter to ferment, can use it right away..I learned this dish from my MIL. Whenever we go to visit them.this will surely be in the menu as we all love it..This dish is so soft and light that one can finish 10 of those easily and will still ask for more..so guys give it a try u won't be dissappointed...



Ingrediants:-
  • Raw rice - 2 cups
  • Egg -2 nos
  • Coconut milk -1/2 can or 1 cup thick milk
  • Salt


Method:-
  1. Soak the raw rice overnight.
  2. Drain the rice .
  3. Now Grind rice, egg,coconut milk together untill u get a very smooth batter,add water if needed...
  4. Add salt to batter. and use the batter right away no need to ferment .
  5. This batter should be thinner than appam / dosa batter.
  6. Now place the appa chatti (pan used to make appam) and switch on the stove .when the pan is hot ,add a small laddle of batter (just enough to cover the appa chatti ) 
  7. and swirl the appa chatti making sure to cover the inside of the pan ,and don't overlap the batter (just swirl once so that the paal adai will be soft).
  8. Cook covered for few secs that's all it takes as the batter is thin ..
  9. Now fold the appam into half and then into quaters...now do this with rest of the batter..
  10. serve hot with any gravy of  ur choice...our family fav is with mutton curry...:) 


Note:-
  • Consistency of the batter is very important...should be very thin...
  • The pan should be hot ..
  • And make sure not to overlap the batter while swirling the pan...just one coat of the batter ...this will give a soft paal aadai...

22 comments:

  1. Pancakes are mouth watering, as you said we can eat more than ten panckaes also, absolutely delcious and soft.

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  2. New recipe..looks very soft &spongy adai..bookmarked this recipe!!

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  3. Thanks for sharing this dish first time to know abt this looks super cool ...sure try..

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  4. wow..superb rice pancakes!!one of my fav..

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  5. Lovely pancakes! Great with dahl or curries!

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  6. I woul like to have them with halwa...it will be a great combination chitra!!!!
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  7. Wow beautiful,makes me crave for this.

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  8. Very irresistible pancakes, cant wait to try..

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  9. very soft and yummy paal adai...bookmarking this !!!

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  10. wow i love these i think they are also called tissue pancakes....i too made few...urs looks thinner and pics are gr8

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  11. thank u all so much for ur comments...tell me who it was after u give it a try..

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  12. that is a such a delicious dosai and looks simply PERFECT! Love it chitra and bookmarking!

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  13. Looks soft and yummy! Must try recipe.

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  14. this is purity i so really want to try!

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  15. These look so soft, light & irresistible!!!
    Prathima Rao
    Prats Corner

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  16. Just as you said Chitra! Paal Adai or Neer Dosa - just cousins I believe :) Mangalore & Kerala share a lot of similarity as far as cuisine is concerned!

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  17. First time to ur lovely space...Glad to follow u

    Loved this Dosa recipe....Looks perfect for breakfast

    http://www.panchamrutham.blogspot.com/

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