Ingredients required for preparing Tamil Nadu's special Appam
Un Cooked Rice – 2 bowls
Curd – 1/2 spoon
Soda Salt – 1 Pinch
Salt – To Taste
Salt – To Taste
Oil – To grease appam
Tamil Nadu's traditional recipe Appam preparation procedure
Take two bowls of uncooked rice, wash it thoroughly and soak it in clear water for 2 hours.
Take coconut in a mixer jar and
grind it until it becomes as a fine paste. With this add the soaked rice and
grind everything to the consistency.
Then add half spoon curd, a pinch of soda salt and required amount of salt with this batter and mix well.
Then add half spoon curd, a pinch of soda salt and required amount of salt with this batter and mix well.
Now let the batter to ferment
before cooking. For the fermenting time duration note the hint below.
Now take a dosa tawa or appam
broil and heat it to medium flame.
Now take a ladle of appam batter and pour it
in dosa tawa and spread it in circular motion either clockwise or
anti-clockwise.
If you are cooking to cook appam in an appam grid then take a
spoon of appam batter and pour it in center.
Then carefully carry the hot appam
grid wearing heat resistant gloves or with a thick cotton cloth and rotate it
either clock wise or anticlockwise.
Once the batter is spread on the grid close
it with a lid and let it to cook for 1 or 2 minutes.
If required greese the
appam with few drops of oil.
After 1 or 2 minutes, open the lid, take out the
appam with a tawa stick and transfer it to a serving plate.
Finally you can serve it with
sweetened coconut milk or with some spicy kuruma.
Hint:
If you add a pinch of baking soda
let the batter to ferment for just 30 minutes before making the appams.
If
you do not wish to add baking soda, let the batter to ferment for about 6 to 8
hours.
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