Ingredients:
(I tried for 4 idlis. Increase the proportions accordingly for the required number of idlis.)
Method:
Or try the
- Idli Batter- 1/3 cup (I had the batter ready at home)
- Carrot- 1 big
- Green Chili- 1 big
- Coriander leaves- a handful (washed)
- Salt- 1/8 tsp
- Lemon juice- a quarter of a lemon (10-15 drops)
- Semolina/ Rawa- 2 tbsp (to get a good texture)
(I tried for 4 idlis. Increase the proportions accordingly for the required number of idlis.)
Method:
- Wash, peel and roughly chop the carrot.
- Grind the carrot along with 3 tsp of idli batter to get a lump-free batter.
- If required add another 2-3 tbsp of idli batter. Make sure the color remains orange. The idea is to not use food color.
- Take into a separate bowl. Add a pinch of salt and 1 tbsp semolina/rawa. Mix well.
- Now, wash the mixer jar (or use another one) to prepare the green batter.
- Add broken green chili, washed coriander leaves, 3 tbsp idli batter and grind into a smooth paste.
- Do not add water anywhere.
- Now, take the green batter into another bowl and add a pinch of salt and 1 tbsp semolina. Add 1-2 tbsp of idli batter if required.
- Squeeze a few drops of lemon juice to balance the flavor of chili.
- The batters are ready to use.
- Take the idle racks and grease each mold with ghee.
- With a spoon carefully add carrot batter at the in one part of the mold. Keeping the batter thick will prevent from mixing of colors.
- Now, with another spoon add the plain idli batter below the orange one.
- Then do the same for the coriander batter.
- See the image beside for idea.
- Steam it for 15 minutes like the normal idli.
- Turn off the heat and let it sit for 2 minutes.
- After removing the racks from the pan, do not take out the idlis immediately.
- Let those sit for another minute.
- Now carefully with a sharp-edged spatula remove the idlis from the mold.
- Plate and serve with a chutney of your choice.
Or try the
- Ginger Chutney
- Mint Leaves Chutney
- Raw Tomato Spring Onion Chutney
- Methi Leaves Chutney
- Mango Coconut Chutney
- Sambar
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