Recipe Source: Shn
Ingredients:
Idli Rice-1cup
Grated Coconut-3/4cup
Cooked Rice-2tbs
Instant Yeast-1/2tsp
Sugar-2tsp
Sugar-1/2cup( If you want it to be sweeter add 1/8th cup extra)
Cardamom-1tsp
Cashew-1/2tbs
Raisins-1/2tbs
Ghee-1 1/2tbs
Water-1/2cup(For Thari Kurukku)
Procedure:
1. Wash and soak rice for 3 hours.
2. Grind it to a coarse paste in a wet grinder.
3. Remove 2tbs of this paste for preparing thari kurukku.
4. Add coconut and cooked rice and grind it to a fine paste.
5. Meanwhile heat 1/2cup water and when it boils add the 2 tbs coarse paste and stir well.
6. It will become a thick paste. Switch off flame and allow it to cool.
7. Add 4tbs of this paste to the batter and grind it well.
8. Transfer the batter to a large bowl.
9. Add 2tsp sugar and yeast to the batter and mix it well.
10. Allow it to ferment. It takes 4-5hours. When the batter has doubled, add sugar and cardamom powder and mix well.
11. Set it to ferment for 1 1/2 hours.
12. Heat ghee and fry broken cashew and raisins till golden brown.
13. When cool, add to the fermented batter and mix well.
14. Grease a cake tin large enough to hold the batter. The batter should fill 3/4th of the tin.
15. Steam cook for 30 minutes or till a tooth pick inserted comes out clean.
16. Allow it to cool.
17. Invert it onto a plate and slice it.
18. Serve it along with tea or you can serve this for breakfast with sweetened milk.
P.S: If you want the cashews to be visible, then save half the fried cashew. After 15minutes of steaming, top the cake with the saved cashews and cook it till done. It will look so cute.
I also used a pudding bowl and a tea cup for the remaining batter. Aren’t they cute?
Iam sending this to Celebrate Sweets-Sweet with Rice event hosted by Priya and started by Niveditha.
Vattayappam looks super spongy and yummy,Gayathri loved the way u enjoyed ur appam with milk, cant wait to try with milk soon..
Love that last click!!!! Looks very cute!!!
looks spongy and tasty new dish for me
Looks very nice and spongy…
super cute looking vattayappams…I can see how much you enjoyed this challenge
looks cute and spongy.
Serving with sweetened milk is a great idea. Cute presentation, loved your tea-cup & pudding bowl vatteppams.
Lovely idea of using milk to dip the vattayappams. Will give it a try next time.
great-loved them !
Love the bowl shape you have given this cake.
Lovely texture nice attempt.My 1st visit here following your blog.Do drop by simply.food some time.
Loved the last two shapes. Your vattayappam has come out well. Liked the idea of soaking the appam in sweetened coconut milk
wow!!! spongy vattayappam..
Those do look cute!
Wow!!!
Wonderful and spongy.
I was looking for this recipe. We call them as vivikkam. Thank you so much for posting it. 🙂
Gayathri your appam look awesome.Next time when you make,if its not sweet enough try having it with a spicy curry or even a light one like veggie stew.
Love the appams in different forms.
wow looks so delicious and wonderful !!
wow..thats looks so delicious..my fav..:)
Wow those look real beauty Gayathri..