Most of us would have had r tried either ragi string hoppers or wheat string hoppers, but i combined both flours to prepare this delicious, healthy dish..my mom used to make sweet version of ragi string hopper n savoury wheat string hoppers, initially i want to prepare wheat string hoppers but almost a cup of ragi flour was laying in my fridge since quite a long n i thought of mixing both the wheat n ragi flours together n finish them as savoury breakfast by adding the tempered coconut pieces as we do for coconut rice...they tastes delicious without any side dish, if u need any side dish u can have this with any sort of chutneys, y not simply with sugar, sometimes sugar suits prefectly for certain breakfast dishes, this ragi n wheat noodles suits prefectly for snacks too...
1cup Ragi Flour
1cup Wheat flour
1/4cup Rice flour
2tsbp Oil
1+1/4cup Hot water
Salt
For Tempering:
1/4tsp Mustard seeds
1/4tsp Urad al
1/4tsp Asafoetida powder
2nos Dry red chillies
1/4cup Grated fresh coconut
3nos Curry leaves
Oil
Sieve the flours together and dry roast them n keep aside, add the hot water, salt n oil to the flour n knead them as soft dough..take the muruku press, grease the pressing machine..use the small dot like nozzle to make this string hoppers...take a small quantity of the dough into the presser, press over the greased idly plates as small circles...Steam cook them for about 10 minutes...keep aside n let them cool...just separated the noodles with ur finger n make them as medium small pieces...
Heat oil in a kadai, add the mustard seeds,urd dal, asafoetida powder,curry leaves n red chillies n fry them until they turns brown...add the grated coconut to the tempering n stir everything for a while,now add the cooked ragi noodles to the kadai, toss them gently for few minutes...
Serve hot with any choice of chutneys r else can have them alone!!!
1cup Ragi Flour
1cup Wheat flour
1/4cup Rice flour
2tsbp Oil
1+1/4cup Hot water
Salt
For Tempering:
1/4tsp Mustard seeds
1/4tsp Urad al
1/4tsp Asafoetida powder
2nos Dry red chillies
1/4cup Grated fresh coconut
3nos Curry leaves
Oil
Sieve the flours together and dry roast them n keep aside, add the hot water, salt n oil to the flour n knead them as soft dough..take the muruku press, grease the pressing machine..use the small dot like nozzle to make this string hoppers...take a small quantity of the dough into the presser, press over the greased idly plates as small circles...Steam cook them for about 10 minutes...keep aside n let them cool...just separated the noodles with ur finger n make them as medium small pieces...
Heat oil in a kadai, add the mustard seeds,urd dal, asafoetida powder,curry leaves n red chillies n fry them until they turns brown...add the grated coconut to the tempering n stir everything for a while,now add the cooked ragi noodles to the kadai, toss them gently for few minutes...
Serve hot with any choice of chutneys r else can have them alone!!!
I have made/eaten only rice noodles, making them with ragi-wheat is much more nutrious.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious Priya.
Ragi noodles is a nice diet recipe. I tried it with ragi alone , long back. But ur version seems lovely.
ReplyDeleteOne qn: I have never made noodles with wheat. Have u tried that? If so, Is it difficult to press by hand through our murukku press?
In ur free time, pls clarify me:) Thanks.
yumm..This is a pretty n nutritious choice..:)
ReplyDeleteyou will make many ragi recipes..all are god n healthy ones..great idea..new to me !!
ReplyDeletewow that is one nutirious bowl full of noodles..i never used ragi flour b4..i love the color too
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ReplyDeleteI've had home made rice noodles (sevai) this is a healthy version :) thanks.
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My grandmom used to make this..It has been ages since I have eaten this..Looks yumm
ReplyDeleteI havent tried with Ragi/wheat yeta..looks healthy and nutritious dear
ReplyDeleteNutricious Recipe..I have made separate versions haven't tried combining both together..Looks yum
ReplyDeleteNice and healthy recipe Priya/
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes only sweet with ragi sevai, savory sounds fantastic!
ReplyDeleteWow something diiferent.. great... collect ur awards from the award page of my blog... happy blogging..:)
ReplyDeleteRagi noodles sounds so different Priya.. Again a healthy recipe from you...
ReplyDeleteThis is a healthy n new recipe,Priya.Looks so yummy :)
ReplyDeleteI make ragi idiyappam and add little rice flour to it. Combining wheat is a good idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks dear for answering my query (in the post brinjal serwa) for making wheat noodles. I felt so glad, that I will share this recipe with my inlaws too , who are desperately in need of this. Thanks and hugs, vicky.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a healthy breakfast, I would love to this yummy noodles as a weekend brunch :)
ReplyDeletewow realy a very helthy one perfect i like raci in any shape mmmm yummy
ReplyDeleteRagi and wheat sevai..really looks delicious and a healthy one too! Nice recipe!
ReplyDeleteHi Priya, that's a nice healthy recipe. my husband would love that
ReplyDeleteUsing ragi is a great healthy option. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of this before. Truly unique. Thanks for participating in JFI-Wheat & introducing us to this dish.
ReplyDeleteI am simply amazed with the creative aspect of bloggers like you.Wish i was half as experimental and creative as you sweeties
ReplyDeleteThis sounds so nutritious and i just loved the colour of whole stuff
It's a very healthy and nutritious recipe. I really love this dish from my childhood days. But adding wheat sounds new to me. I don't have murukku achu. In future, I want to try this recipe. Can I try this using your recipe?
ReplyDeleteI have seen this one too but have not prepared it so far. Thanks for the entry.
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