Sorghum (Jowar) Satvik Idli |
To make batter:
- Sorghum – 1 cup (150 gms)
- Sorghum rice – 1/4 cup (50 gms)
- Ladies finger chopped – 1 cup (150 gms)
- Fenugreek seeds - 1/2 teaspoon
To mix with batter:
- Sprouted Groundnut / Peanut - 3 table spoons
- Grated Carrot - 3 table spoons
- Chopped Cabbage - 3 table spoons
- Rock salt - as per taste
Method:
- Soak Sorghum and Fenugreek seeds on the previous night (minimum 6 hours).
- Wash and drain the water in the next day morning.
- Wet grind the soaked Sorghum and Fenugreek.
- Meanwhile chop the Ladies finger into small pieces.
- Grind Ladies finger using the mixer grinder jar without adding water.
- Then add this paste in the wet grinder so that it becomes a fine batter. If the batter is too thick, sprinkle some water.
- Transfer the batter to a separate bowl.
- Use a dry mixie jar and make Sorghum rice to a coarse powder.
- Add Sorghum rice powder with batter and mix it well. Keep it aside.
- Four hours later, add sprouted groundnuts / green gram, grated carrot, chopped cabbage and salt and mix thoroughly. If required add little water to bring to a consistency suitable for making Idlis.
- Now the batter is ready. Use the Idli pot to steam Idlis.
Note:
- I learnt this recipe in Nature Cure camp and customized it.
- Sorghum rice is generally available in all organic stores. If it is not available in your area, you may use hand pounded rice.
- Instead of Cabbage and Carrot, use Chayote (Chow Chow) or Indian beans (Broad beans) or any two types of vegetables of your choice.
- You can also find Satvik Idli made with Ash gourd and rice here.
- Similarly you can make Idli with Ragi and you can find its recipe here.
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