Recipe: at dinner Stuffed idiyappam nool puttu string hopper

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Stuffed idiyappam nool puttu string hopper. Kerala Style Idiyappam / Nool Puttu / Sevai Recipe / String Hoppers / How to Make Idiyappam. Idiyappam is a traditional popular breakfast dish of Keralites. It is known as String Hoppers in Sri Lanka.

Idiyappam can be an excellent choice for tiffin.

Idiyappam or Nool Puttu as it is called in Kerala, is steamed rice string hoppers.

A special naazhi/press is used to make the idiyappam and I recently got a traditional wooden one.

You can cook Stuffed idiyappam nool puttu string hopper using 18 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Stuffed idiyappam nool puttu string hopper

1. It’s 2 cup of rice flour.

2. Prepare 2 1/2 cup of water.

3. You need to taste of Salt.

4. It’s 3 tsp of Oil.

5. You need of For gravy.

6. It’s 2 of onions finely chopped.

7. You need 1/2 tsp of ginger chopped.

8. Prepare 1/2 tsp of garlic chopped.

9. You need 1 of tomato chopped.

10. It’s 2 of green chillies.

11. It’s 4-5 of curry leaves.

12. Prepare 1 1/4 tsp of coriander powder.

13. Prepare 1/4 tsp of turmeric powder.

14. You need 1/2 tsp of red chilli powder.

15. Prepare 2 tsp of oil.

16. Prepare 1/4 tsp of garam masala.

17. Prepare to taste of Salt.

18. It’s 3 of eggs boiled.

While it is not the easiest task to press the rice dough through the press, when the consistency is right - it works like a charm.

Idiyappam is basically string hoppers and is a very common dish in Tamil Nadu and Kerala ( Noolu Puttu ).

Soft and fluffy idiyappam served with spicy curry , veg stew and sweet coconut milk. aah . a fest in itself .

The leftovers goes into making lemon sevai or kaisasive chitranna. which i equally love too 🙂 Appam, idiyappam, and puttu have been popular for a very long time.

Stuffed idiyappam nool puttu string hopper step by step

1. Firstly remove shells of eggs and cut eggs in leanght wise using string and keep aside..

2. In a pan add oil.When it becomes hot add onion,garlic,chilli,ginger chopped.Saute till onions are cooked well.

3. Then add masala powders and curry leaves.Cook till aromatic..

4. Then add tomato till tomatoes are smashed well.Check salt.Our gravy is ready..

5. In a pan roast rice flour for 2 minutes and keep aside for cooling..

6. In a pan boil water with oil at this stage either you can pour this to rice flour and mix them using spatula or just add rice flour to boiling water on stove and combine them.Both works well..

7. Keep this aside for 5 minutes.I had added water to flour.If making other method stir in between till dough is formed and switch off flame.This should be done in low flame..

8. Knead the mixture for 5 minutes..

9. Make cylindrical shape of dough and fill this in greased chakki maker having mould of sev..

10. Close the cover of chakki.Also cover the rest of dough with cloth..

11. In each greased idli mould press and rotate the chakki mould in circular motion and make a layer ofidiappam..

12. Then put 2 tsp of gravy.Over that half egg.Then a layer of idiyappam..

13. Steam them for 20 minutes or till they are cooked..

14. After cooling of idiyappam take them out of moulds and serve them..

According to Indian food historian K.

Achaya, both idiyappam and appam were dishes that were sold by kaazhiyar and kuuviyar (vendors of snack foods on the seashore), as described in ancient Sangam poems, Perumpanuru, Mathuraikanchi and Silappathikaram, that date back to a.

Idiyappam also known as Nool puttu are string hoppers.

Basically these are sevai or seviyan made with rice flour dough.

Idiyappam along with Puttu and Appam are a common breakfast in Kerala.