I tried for the first time brown rice for making idlies, eventhough i used these brown rice for making many dishes and bakes...I completely skipped the white rice in this idly batter and tried out using brown rice and whole urad dal with some fenugreek seeds, these idlies turned super fluffy,soft eventhough they werent completely bright white in colour (usually in our home town idlies are compared to jasmin flower), the picture itself says it na..Otherwise we didnt find out any difference between the usual idly and this brown rice idly,when served with thick vegetable sambhar,this fluffy idlies tastes super delicious and filling...Am gonna skip completely the idly rice for making idly for the upcoming days.
2cups Brown rice
1/2cup Whole urad dal (without skin)
1/2tsp Fenugreek seeds
Salt
Wash and soak the brown rice and whole urad dal with fenugreek seeds separately for atleast 4 hours, grind as bit coarse slightly thick batter with enough water in a grinder and add enough salt, mix well and keep it for fermentation, the next day while making idlies, give a stir to the fermented batter and pour enough fermented idly batter to the greased idly plates and cook in idly cooker for 10-15minutes..
Serve this healthy idlies with any sort of spicy chutneys or sambhar..
2cups Brown rice
1/2cup Whole urad dal (without skin)
1/2tsp Fenugreek seeds
Salt
Wash and soak the brown rice and whole urad dal with fenugreek seeds separately for atleast 4 hours, grind as bit coarse slightly thick batter with enough water in a grinder and add enough salt, mix well and keep it for fermentation, the next day while making idlies, give a stir to the fermented batter and pour enough fermented idly batter to the greased idly plates and cook in idly cooker for 10-15minutes..
Serve this healthy idlies with any sort of spicy chutneys or sambhar..
idli and sambar my fav b.fast looks superbb
ReplyDeleteNice to know that your brown rice idly has turned out soft .Color does not matter.I will try it for sure
ReplyDeleteit looks soft .. for me once it was a disaster will try ur measurements..
ReplyDeleteNice! Gotta try your brown rice idlies, soon.
ReplyDeleteIt is new to me, using brown rice for Idli. i have not introduced brown rice to my family. Will try this.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so nice and an awesome combination...
ReplyDeleteReva
very interesting and really appealing for me. best wishes.
ReplyDeleteWow priya,with that sambar by side it looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteHealthy & fluffy idlis.Will try it.
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wow!!never had brown idly...healthy one~!
ReplyDeleteVery healthy idli's!
ReplyDeleteThis is a keeper Priya...Idlis made even more healthy with addition of brown rice..;) Would love to have them now with sambhar..yummm...
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That's a very healthy dish.
ReplyDeletewow Priya...amazing try as they have come out great..So soft they are..am only baby sitting my dauhgter now...My parents were helping me out before!!Now shifted to hubby's place!!so not finding time to blog like before...:)
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I love tht platter Priya ..looks so yum and I planning to try brown rice idli too
ReplyDeleteThe idlis look so soft and fluffy. Healthy meal with brown rice the main ingredient.
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Thks for sending in those delicious entries Priya.
too good..looks perfect
ReplyDeleteThe idli looks so soft and fluffy priya. Just perfect :)
ReplyDeletePriya, a few months ago my hybby and I decided that we would healthy and bought some brown rice. 1 day we ate and thats it! Now i can make this idly and use the brown rice :) thanks :)
ReplyDeleteCan I come over for breakfast? Lovely idlis.
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious looking Idli dear. Would love to try out your method.
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I love all your innovative idlis Priya..this one too came out very nice n perfect looking!
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wow!!!!that is a healthy idli. will try it out
ReplyDeleteThe idlis are looking so soft..lovely priya.
ReplyDeletelooks perfect!
ReplyDeletewow.. healthy idli, looks yum!!
ReplyDeleteYummy idly looks very delicious !!!!
ReplyDeleteI've heard brown rice is gud for health. here i cant find any difference priya.. looks gr8. will surely try :)
ReplyDeleteIdly looks so soft n nice!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious and healthy plate.
ReplyDeletetoo cool and the best!
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Soft and Fluffy idlies.. yummm...
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Nice twist to the suual idlis...sounds healthy twist Priya
ReplyDeleteWill it be soft?
ReplyDeleteI have never tried brown rice for idlli batter; in Palakkad we use the matta ari so the idlli's have a slight pink-brown shade and the aroma of the rice! :-)
ReplyDeletePriya, is this matta rice you are talking about...i thought brown rice is too hard to grind in mixie...your idili looks tempting and I am tempted to try...so wondering which brown rice.
ReplyDeleteA different make of idlis... Looks soft...
ReplyDeleteSoft and delicious idli,looks superb
ReplyDeletevery healthy version of idli..i too posted idli recipe today ..
ReplyDeleteVery good..now idlis become super healthy!
ReplyDeletevery soft idli's ..pass the plate Priya..
ReplyDeletehealthy idli's... its 2 am here and feeling hungry after seeing the idli and sambar...
ReplyDeleteBrown rice idli looks awesome. love it.
ReplyDeleteLovely, Priya - I am not a huge fan of brown rice, altho I know it is healthier -This seems straightforward and i will try it
ReplyDeleteWow Priya thas two idlies are not enough for me give me some more so tempting plater dear.
ReplyDeleteThe idly looks fantastic. Superb!!! :)
ReplyDeletevery healthy dish.. i love idly.. would def try to make it with brown rice. less carbs is always good for health. lovely idly..
ReplyDeleteWow...Love the idly...I used to add 3 :1 ratio br:uraddal....thanks for sharing...
ReplyDeletehealthy idli Priya. The click is very inviting
ReplyDeletereally healthy one.....want to try out....
ReplyDeleteIt's been a while since I've made idli/sambar, looking at your picture my craving for these have started. Brown rice idlis sounds pretty interesting and healthy too.
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