
Today’s breakfast Platter consists of Akki Rotti, Masala Upma, store bought Rajgira Chikki (Brittle), Banana and Rose flavoured Milk. The recipe link to each of the items has been posted below.
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Today’s breakfast Platter consists of Akki Rotti, Masala Upma, store bought Rajgira Chikki (Brittle), Banana and Rose flavoured Milk. The recipe link to each of the items has been posted below.

Podi Idli are Idlis slathered with Molgapudi all over. Either Coconut oil or Gingelly oil is used to moisten the Molgapudi. Recipe Links to both the Idli and Molgapudi are given below.
Method:
Take three tbsps of Molgapudi in a bowl and drizzle in two tbsps of oil of choice. Mix thoroughly and apply generously all over the Idli. Serve.

Dhoddak is a close cousin if the Uthappa sans onions and spice. Idli batter is used to make it. A small pan called Kadhai is used to make the Dhoddak as each of it has to be seasoned individually with mustard seeds.
Ingredients :
Method :
Wash and soak both rice and urad dal separately for 5 hours. Grind the urad dal in the grinder non stop for half an hour adding water at regular intervals. Grind the rice in the mixer to a rava like consistency.
Mix both the urad and rice batters, add salt and allow to ferment overnight or for 10 -12 hours. Alternatively you can use Idli batter too.
Method:
Heat a Kadhai. Drizzle a tsp of oil. Drop in a few mustard seeds and after they crackle pour a ladleful of the batter. Drizzle with oil on the sides. Cover and roast the Dhoddak to a golden brown. Flip. Roast on the other side too. Serve with coconut chutney.

This is one item relished in most Indian households. Sugar is added to well set curd as per requirement and the sweetened curd is enjoyed by dropping in tiny scoops of poha or flattened rice and eaten immediately as it tends to get soggy if added before hand.

I had posted an instant variety of Idli earlier, with vegetables added. Here is the simpler and plain version which tastes equally good teamed with a spicy chutney.
Ingredients :
Method :
Remove the edges of the bread slices. Grind the slices to a fine powder. Measure and add equal amount of Idli Rava. Tip in the Curd and soda bicarb. Mix well. Add enough water to make batter of pouring consistency or akin to idli batter. Allow it to stand for half an hour. Grease the Idli mould with oil or Ghee. Pour the batter into the mould and place it in a steamer. Steam for ten minutes. Remove. Allow to cool. Unmould and serve with green chutney.

A Platter of Onion Uthappa, Coconut Chutney, Bread Upma, Banana and Badam Milk. Recipe Links to all are shared below.

Vellappam with a difference! I made Vellappam today with batter of Mushti Polo. It turned out really soft and delicious! Vellappam is usually enjoyed with a Potato and Onion Stew or a Chickpea curry but today I decided to sprinkle some chopped onions, minced green chillies and some Coriander leaves on the Vellappam and make a coconut chutney to go along with it. A refreshing change. Served it with a cup of cold Strawberry Milk shake and a few slices of Apple. Recipe Links to all are shared below.
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More Koozhu or Buttermilk Upma is a delicious preparation made of Rice flour and Buttermilk with Thayir Molaga (Curd Chillies) used instead of the usual green chillies. My heartfelt thanks to my friend Radhi Gopal who shared this recipe with me. It was simply amazing!
Ingredients :
Method :
Mix the Rice flour and Butter milk along with some salt well. Heat the oil in a pan. Add the mustard seeds and after they splutter drop in the Urad and Chana Dal. After they have turned golden brown drop in the curry leaves, broken Curd Chillies and Asafoetida. Pour the rice flour Buttermilk mixture into the seasoning and cook on a gentle flame till it leaves the sides of the vessel. Pour the mixture into a greased plate and allow to cool before cutting into pieces of desired shape. This preparation can also be eaten hot like any other Upma.
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This combination is sheer nostalgia for me as we grew up on Cup Idli made by Amma. The Idli stand came much later. We would help her peel the shallots that went into making this delicious Sambhar. The best way to eat this combination, is to pour the Sambhar over the Idli and top it with a generous drizzle of home made Ghee/clarified butter. The recipe link to both are provided below.
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I have always believed that a hearty breakfast is a must to kick start the day. One has the entire day to burn it off! Posting a Breakfast Platter today of Misal, Bread, Onion flavoured Poha Chutney, Dates and Masala Chai. Recipe Links to all the dishes are shared below.
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