Recipe: To Try At Home Sabudana idli(mallige idli)

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Sabudana idli(mallige idli). javvarisi idli with step by step photo and video recipe. sabakki idli is a healthy breakfast for busy mornings with no grinding and no hassle. sago idli is a traditional breakfast recipe in many south inidan households. these idlis are served with chutney and sambar which makes these idlis delicious. the best part of jevvarasi. Unlike normal idli, today's post is about mallige idli which has different set of ingredients all together. Along with black gram lentils, it has sago and rice flakes for that extra soft-ness.

It is prepared from urad dal and rice.

The idli maduva vidhana recipe is extremely popular, and it is enjoyed for breakfast or a meal like lunch or dinner.

It can be served with coconut chutney or sambar depending upon your taste and choice.

You can cook Sabudana idli(mallige idli) using 4 ingredients and 2 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Sabudana idli(mallige idli)

  1. Prepare 100 grams of sabudana.

  2. Prepare 1 cup of urad dal.

  3. You need 1 cup of idli rice.

  4. It’s of Salt as per taste.

Recently, my mom introduced me to Sabudana idlis.

I have made many kinds of idlis: regular idli, varai idli, mallige idli, sannas, kulith idli, cucumber idli,cornmeal idlis, quinoa idlis.

But Sabudana idlis , I have not made.

I decided to try mom's recipe as she was raving about these idlis.

Sabudana idli(mallige idli) step by step

  1. Soak the all ingredients for 5 to 6 hrs.

  2. Grind the soaked ingredients and keep it for fermentation over night.in morning add salt and mix it well now put the batter on idli mould and steam it for 20 min.mallige idlis arer ready and serve with sambhar/coconut chutney.Here I m serving with sambhar..

Sabudana idli batter is eady to steam.

Allow it to cool a bit and unmould it using a spoon or knife.

Boil water in a steamer or idli cooker.

Allow the idli to slightly cool before taking them out.

Dip a spoon in oil or water and gently remove the idlis from the mould.