Not yet a member Already a member ? Forgotten password ?
PETITCHEF
 Add your blog-site | Add your recipes | Receive daily menu | Contact us


Uttapam


By Palates & Palettes (Visit website)




Wondering what to do when your dosa batter goes sour. Dosas are not anymore fun with a strong smell. That is when uttapam helps you.

Add the ingredients below to your dosa batter.

Chopped onions
chopped tomatoes
coriander leaves
idly powder (optional)

Take a cup of the batter and pour it on the hot griddle and leave it to spread on its own just like it is done with european pancakes. After a few minutes flip the uttapam and leave it to cook for a few minutes. There your uttapam is ready.
Sprinkle idly powder on the top and your mouth will be too busy to speak.

Bon appetit!


related searches :



Rate this recipe : Not good   so so   Good   Very good   Excellent !!!  




Imprimer cette page
Send this recipe to a friend
ask a question about this article
share on Facebook


Related recipes

  • Recipe Uttapam
    Uttapam
    Ingredients: For Batter: 3 cup plain rice 1 cup urad dal 1 tsp. methi (fenugreek) seeds For stuff: 1 Onion 1 Bunch of fresh Coriander leaves 1 or 2 Green Chillies 1 tbsp butter Salt for taste Method: Batter is made same as we make for[...]
  • Recipe Vegetable Uttapam
    Vegetable Uttapam
    Vegetable Uttapam..It is a very healthy dish as a lot of vegetables are added to it. It can be had with sambar or chutney. It is a ideal breakfast or dinner recipe..After having oats, cereals and toasts during weekdays..We really crave for some[...]
  • Recipe crispy Onion Uttapam
    crispy Onion Uttapam (1 vote)
    When the onions and  the coconuts marry in my mouth it will undeniably be  an OMG moment.. Onion Uttapam  is one of the hot favorite breakfast among Dosa Lovers and also a perfect banquet for those who crave for  variety..[...]
  • Recipe Dosa/Uttapam Cakes
    Dosa/Uttapam Cakes
    My last post was on January 25th 2011. I HAD to take a break from blogging due to extensively, ridiculously, absurdly, harshly, outrageously, unreasonably (let?s see did I got all the adjectives??) amount of work and ?other? activities that I[...]