I generally make big batch of sprouts and sprouts are best to be consumed within 3-4 days as we should not store sprouts for longer time .Sometimes it happens that I would not be able to comsume it with in time,so I generally turn them into making adai's which are healthy and an instant breakfast which can be done within 15 mins.check my another version of Moong Adai for perfect and crispy Adai's.
Ingredients:
1/2 cup Whole Moong sprouts
1/2 cup Matki sprouts ,(moth beans)
1/4 cup small Black eyed peas sprouts(chauli,small lobia)
2-3 tbsp Rice flour
1 tbsp fine chiroti rawa (baarik rawa)
1 medium onion,finely chopped
2 green chillies,slit
a sprig of curry leaves
1/2" ginger,chopped
1 tsp jeera
two pinches of hing
salt to taste
oil
Method:
Note:
Dal Makhani :
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Ingredients:
1/2 cup Whole Moong sprouts
1/2 cup Matki sprouts ,(moth beans)
1/4 cup small Black eyed peas sprouts(chauli,small lobia)
2-3 tbsp Rice flour
1 tbsp fine chiroti rawa (baarik rawa)
1 medium onion,finely chopped
2 green chillies,slit
a sprig of curry leaves
1/2" ginger,chopped
1 tsp jeera
two pinches of hing
salt to taste
oil
Method:
- Grind the sprouts along with jeera,green chillies,ginger,curry leaves and hing to a coarse mixture.Add little water if required.
- Now add riceflour,chiroti rawa and salt to it and mix well and keep it aside for 10-15 mins.
- Heat Nonstick pan and spray PAM over it(or you can smear some oil over it) and spread adai over it,it should be slightly thicker than the regular dosa .
- Sprinkle finely chopped onions all over it and lightly press with a spatula.pour oil all over from the sides.
- Cover it and cook on medium flame until it is brown and crisp on one side.Now carefully flip it over to the other side and cook until it is crisp on the other side too.
- Serve it right from the pan and on to the plate.
Note:
- To make sprouts,soak all the dals in water for 5-6 hrs or overnight and wash it atleast once and drain them and tie it in muslin cloth and hang in a dry place for one day.
- You can just make this with whole moong sprouts instead of mixed sprouts by increasing the volume of moong sprouts and following the same procedure.
- If you want crispier Adai's ferment the batter for 4-5hrs(it takes less time to ferment) and then add chiroti rawa and follow the same procedure to prepare adai's.
Dal Makhani :
I am sending this entry for "Garnish the Dish"-the first event hosted by these super SIL's Pavithra and Nithya.
Thank you Ambica for sharing your first award with me..It means a lot dearie for me..Thanks a lot.
I would like to pass this award to
Pavithra,
Raks
Rekha
and Lubna.
plz accept my big hug girls..
Good,healthy one,will try for sure soon...:)
ReplyDeleteNice entry for the garnishing event too!
And thanks for passing the Award dear :)
ReplyDeleteHealthy one for breakfast...Looks delicious as well..
ReplyDeleteWow! perfect and healthy adai! Love the color of side dish and tempts for extra adais.
ReplyDeleteWonderful entry for the event Prathy!
Very healthy dish !
ReplyDeleteSuch a nutritious and healthy adai, looks prefect for me..
ReplyDeleteMm looks like andhra pesarattu! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteI am reminded that I have not made adai in ages.
ReplyDeleteThe garnish for Dal makhani is very beautiful.
i dont know when i am going to whip up some adai myself. its been in the to-make list forever!
ReplyDeletenice recipe..love the use of lobia in this..good one..
ReplyDeleteThis Adai sounds so good, with all those sprouts and that too ready in so less time!
ReplyDeleteadai sounds nice n healthy.will try and tell u..dal makhani looks superb..
ReplyDeletelovely adai .. & healthy too
ReplyDeletevery healthy! Looks yum and colorful...
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious ada...thanx for sharing
ReplyDeleteHealthy and fabulously yummy adai!!
ReplyDeleteHealthy adai ... looks delicious... this is my sis's fav.... and nice entry for the event Prathibha :)
ReplyDeleteOooohhh thank you so so much dear,a biiiiiiiig hug to you too and lovely Dal Makhani looks creamy and yum.
ReplyDeleteohhh Adai looks so yummmy and very healthy recipe nice entry dear.
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful and so so delicous.
ReplyDeletefantastic..looks so familiar but dont remember when ive had this...but it looks great...
ReplyDeletewow superb healthy one....delicious
ReplyDeleteWow dear...the adai looks super...nice color too...congrats on your award :)
ReplyDeletegorgeous adai!! looks so healthy and yummy.
ReplyDeleteHey it would be great to start my morning with such a healthy dish.
ReplyDeletegood healthy adai dear...looks sooo tempting..
ReplyDeletea must try recipe. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy breakfast. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteHealthy adai & Dal,looks delicious.Beautiful presentation
ReplyDeleteWow.. Yummy adai.. And healthy too..
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your award dear.. One more is waiting for you in my blog.. pls collect it :)
protein packe adai.looks tempting and nice entry to the event.
ReplyDeleteHealthy Adai, Prathy and the dal makhani presentation is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous
ReplyDeletesprouts adai? awesome find and use of the healthy ingredients.
ReplyDeleteawesome adai and great presentation for dal makhani :-)
ReplyDeleteThis for me is comfort food.Wonderful presentation.
ReplyDeleteWhat a novel idea on using up extra sprouts ( which I always have). Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI make Adai with red chillies and fennel. Looks good and crisp too. Would love to make them with green chillies and cumin.
ReplyDeleteVery nutritous and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow thats healthy adai prathy..looks mouthwatering and yummy. can have anytime of the day .. Wonderful entry for the event too. All the best. Thanks so so much for passing hug to me. I am passing the same to u too.
ReplyDeleteA very healthy dosa ....BTW what is Matki sprouts??
ReplyDeleteWow what a healthy idea!! we are great fans of Adai and am sure to try this one...
ReplyDeletewow, really cool!
ReplyDeleteHai Prathy...i had tried to open your blog before 4months..but permission was denied for 2 and i didn check the third one.. lol...i missed your yummy recipes dear... :)
ReplyDeletethis looks awesome..a healthy recipe.. :)
Looks relishing:)
ReplyDeleteHi parthiba,
ReplyDeletenice presentation..wow..another version of pesrattu...luks yum with side dish:)
Wow...that's an yummy and delish looking adai...
ReplyDeleteSimple and healthy one..thanks for participating..btw, loved ur garnishing skills for dal makhani
ReplyDeleteWow! Mixed sprouts adai looks so amazing, got very nice color and surely healthy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteI tried this...but did not get one proper dosa...all broken :(
ReplyDelete@ sakshi...sad that it did not turn out well...might be the rice flour was not enough to give the binding for dosa...you can grind the sprouts to a slightly finer paste and add rice flour and prepare dosas..
ReplyDeletethankyou so much...ill try it once again...
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