Ragi Mudde is typically done in rural parts of Karnataka and Andhra.It is quite heavy and energetic so even though it is consumed in small quantity it gives enough stamina which makes you to work for longer hours.
As a Kid I was never attracted to this because of the strange dark color of ragi flour.Me and my brother never used to eat any ragi flour based dishes in our childhood so my mom always had to cook some alternate for us and so when mom makes ragi mudde at home she has to cook rice separately for me and my brother.But things change with time..now when I visit my mom I ask her to prepare this for me because of the health benefits of ragi flour.Now even I started having it for my lunches.Earlier my mom use to prepare it with rice but she has started using rava instead of rice which makes this soft and even more tasty.
Ingredients:
1/4 cup (a handful of)Bombay rawa or Bansi/Kesar Rawa or Lapsi rawa
3/4 cup Ragi flour/Finger millet flour
salt to taste
1 tbsp ghee
Method:
- Dry roast the rawa until the aroma begins.
- In a big pot bring three cups of water to a boil,add the roasted rawa and salt and cook until the rawa is cooked.
- Now add the ragi flour,do not stir it and let it cook for 8-10 mins under medium flame.
- Now stir it with a thick wooden kitchen stick rigorously in one direction until it gets the thick consistency.(This step is very crucial as if the mixture is not stirred properly it will turn into a mixture with lots of ragi flour lumps)
- Check at this point,if it is very dry add some hot water and stir once the flame is off.
- Finally add a spoon of ghee and stir properly and make mudde(Rounds) out of it once it is slightly cooled.
I served this with ghee,palak dal and some finely chopped onions.
Note:
- Avoid ghee in the recipe for a Vegan version.
Pooja of "My Experience with Cooking" passed this lovely "Awesome Shots" award to me.Thanks a lot Pooja for thinking of me and passing that lovely award to me.
This sure is a protien-packed breakfast..looks delicious too :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy Ragi dish....looks yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteA very healthy dish Prathibha.... looks great.. I have never tried with rawa, always have used rice or make it plain... will try it next time I make them...
ReplyDeleteI have never had this, i would love to taste them as it looks so authentic.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried to make mudde at home but I really enjoy it! My friend's mom used to make yummy ragi mudhe with soppina saru. So yum!
ReplyDeletePic looks great!
Wow this is new to me..very healthy dish dear :)
ReplyDeleteWow thats so healthy food.. Looking so good ... and picture explanation. Keep it up , and congrats on ur award too.
ReplyDeleteNever got a chance to taste it..Heard that it tastes great with Non Veg gravies..Nice presentation..
ReplyDeleteMy grandma makes this always once in a week. Very tasty and very healthy too. Congrats on your award.
ReplyDeleteI love this one :)
ReplyDeleteWe prepare it too, and we call it kali. Great and healthy dish Prathiba! :)
ReplyDeleteI remember my mom making this when I was a kid, the pics look great here!
ReplyDeleteThis is something new to me..great dish with ragi flour..
ReplyDeleteMy fav ragi... Great entry!
ReplyDeleteHealthy and perfect breakfast for summer! Cool pics!
ReplyDeletei wantto try this mudde sometime..have heard a lot about it,,quite healthy..
ReplyDeleteHealthy food. This is something new to me. Must have tasted great with palak dal.
ReplyDeleteLovely dish and nutritius too...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your award dear!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your lovely words...
ReplyDeleteWow! its my fav. After a long time I am seeing this dish. Really nice entry.
ReplyDeleteI have heard about this,but never tasted...it is very healthier way to eat raagi!!
ReplyDeleteThough my mom tries all different dishes using raagi like dosa,adai,puttu,i will let her know this too ..thanks for sharing!
yes a perfect village breakfast and very good for healthy too loos so delicious in that masoppu yum yum
ReplyDeleteI have never eaten ragi mudde in my life- actually i have seen it only in movies!!! Ehhh..will not make it though!! I love your tava pulao,pav bhaji masala in it...hmmm I am curiuos to try it out! Maybe this weekend.
ReplyDeleteLooks real yum..and colourful pics
ReplyDeleteCOngrats on your award. Never tried it adding wheat rava. Nice recipe.
ReplyDeletenever had this before.. but heard of it. a very healthy dish.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your award, Ragi mudde looks very healthy and you have perfected it... we usually have spinach with it!!! I am graving for some!!!
ReplyDeleteI've seen my friend's husband having it..Its a very healthy breakfast with much of calcium:)Nice , useful post!!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your lovely words...
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