Monday, March 12, 2007

Rice Breakfast round up

Here are the simple recipes for a tasty and healthy btreakfast .One recipe and various different presentation and taste too...I bet you will love it ...just like me.Myself and N are not ones with sweet tooth.But this is a thing what we both loved .Its so soft tasty and smells great. Just try this and fall in love with it.Thats all i wanna say....





Ingredients:
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Rice - 3cups
Coconut - 1/2 cup
water -7 cups
Salt - as per taste

Method:-
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1.Soak the rice in warm water for a couple of hours .
2.Add the water used for soaking along with the rice to a blender and grind it to almost nice paste to the size of small rava or just like what we do for idli.Add the coconut grates at the end and turn for 30 secs.
3.Now add enough salt and the water mentioned above into a heavy bottomed pan.Then add the batter of rice and coconut to it and keep stirring.Let the burner be in medium only because the rice batter cooks very quickly.Keep stirring right from the bottom.The lumps will form dont worry keep mashing them and do not stop stirring.
4.This will take about 8-10 mins.Wait till all the mixture forms a single mass and the consistancy should be enough to roll out into small balls.Then remove from the heat .

This is the Basic dough for all the up comming dishes.


Rice dumplings / Pundi/akki unde:-
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1.Keep a bowl of cold water with few ice cubes next to you.
2.Roll out the cooked rice mixture into small balls .Hands will get hot so frequenty dip your hands in cold water.This will help your hands from getting too hot and will also help to form a nice smooth pundi.
3.Now cook or steam the pundi's in the cooker just like idli for 10-15 mins.Thens erve with hot curry out of spinach ,redleaves and black eye bean curry{bendi}.hmm just love it .
Can enjoy it with spicy chutny or just oil and pickle...



Sweet undde:-
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This is also called modaka in some place .We genarally prepare it during chowthi also..Well for me i prepare it whenever i crave for it.



Other than the comman cooked rice mixture we require following also:
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1/2 cup -coconut grates
3 tbsp - jaggery/ sugar[ i have used jaggery]
1/4 tsp - cardammom powder


Method;
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-Mix all the ingredients together
-MAke a small ball out of teh rice mixture .
-Then press and flatten it andthen stuff the coconut jaggery stuffing to it about a spoon full and then cover the edges just like what we do for parata and make a ball again
-Steam cook again in the same way as pundi for 10-15 mins.
-Enjoy when hot or cooled properly any time they taste supperb.

Hallitu payasa:-
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Same cooked rice dough can be used.




Ingredients:
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10-14- small cooked rice dumplings
4 ounces- milk
4 ounces-coconut milk
4 ounces-water
Jaggery -as per your taste
1/4 tsp- cardammom powder


Method:-
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-Make small balls or thin cylindrical threads by rolling in between your hands or like chakkuli, out of the same dough and then steam cook it for 10 mins.
-Then take a vessel add water, jaggery, cardammom powder to it and finallywhen the jaggery melts add coconut milk,milk and then the rice balls or the small thin cylindrical treads into this mixture and bring to a boil.
-Serve hot or cool and serve like kheer.Tastes yummy...

25 comments:

Naina Sudarshan said...

Hi Soumya,
I wanted to ask u this recipe and u posted it. :) But I knew only Pundi with boiled rice. I didnt know that it can be made with white rice too.Is it the same recipe for boiled rice too? And I think they do seasoning for that with oil, mustard and urad daal. Right? Anyways I have to try this...It looks great!

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

Hey Naina,
Thanks.See think my sixth sense preseved it.Hee.hee.Yea you are right.Its the same recipe.But thye one what you said is ogarane unde.Hmm even that tastes good..Next will be that i think.hee.heeEnjoy

USHA said...

Hi Soumya,

Wonderful rice breakfast round up.....As Naina said we use to season it...but yours seems to be different with paysam etc.,Thanks for sharing

Anonymous said...

MY mom makes this rice dumplings (sweet version) during ganesh puja for niveda.

Viji said...

Very nice presentation soumya. We do prepare it and call it with different names. Nice photos. Viji

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

Hi Usha,
thanks dear.even we too do that varity of pundi too..

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

Hi Padmaja,
Thanks a bunch dear.Yea even we people prepare it for chowthi as i have said..

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

Hi Viji,
thanks dear.

Sia said...

oh wow...vaara idi akki undeya henge? :)

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

hi suppi,
Illeya bare weekend matra ..hee..

FH said...

WOW!! That's a lot akki unde to last aweek Sowmya!;D They all look beautiful,specially with Palak saaru,hope you post that recipe with spice powder too.
We call them Kadubus in the estates,same method.If we make them marble sized,we call those Sanna Kadubu!;D

swapna susarla said...

wow soumya
good one.i love sweet undii.we call it as "jilledi kayalu".the shape will be different.of course we use the rice flour for the dumplings.

every dish is looking mouth watering!!

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

Hi Asha,
Will surely post that recipe too...Thanks dear

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

HEy swapna.
Thanks dear.Is it hoo so you prepare with rice powder in the same way or what...?

Anonymous said...

Sowmya, So glad to see some typical Tulu recipes. I havent had Jeggujje podi & Pundi since I left my moms house in Bangalore. Have you ever heard of "Thauthe koddel"? I've been trying to find a good recipe but havent found one yet. The best one I have tasted was at my grandmother's house in Udupi. Thanks for sharing these very traditional recipes. You are an inspiration!

Asha

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

Hi Asha,
Thanks dear.Hey i have a recipe of the thauthe koddel in my blog please check it out.I have named as dosai kaai that is hulimenasina kai kudilu.Thanks enjoy..

Anonymous said...

Such a Yummy Breakfast,Love this in any shape.Picture looks great!

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

Hi Lera,
Thanks dear..Me too like it a lot

Prema Sundar said...

Hi Soumya,
We call the rice dumplings kozhukattai and i have posted one this week too. All of them look lovely.

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

Hi Prema,
Thanks dear.Will surely check you version.

Sharmi said...

waaw one Unnde and so many dishes!! yummy

sharmi

Dr. Soumya Bhat said...

Hey Sharmi,
thanks dear

kalyani said...

nimma blog thumba chennagi ide. very colourful and lovely pics.

Ponapa said...

Those Kadubus look perfect:)

Anonymous said...

Kori- pundi combination super..