With some of my left over idli's i tried this idli 65 and it came out very well. I used the same procedure which i used for my Prawn 65. Kids will surely love it. When i served to my father, and asked him to guess what it is, he could not identify it. He simply said it is nice and asked me whether it is some dish with paneer. Then i told him, it is idli 65 with left over idli's he was really surprised. He appreciated me for not wasting the idli's and not doing the same old idli upma.
Ingredients
- Fresh or Left over Idli's - 5 to 6
- Rice flour - 1 tsp
- Soy sauce - 1 tsp
- Vinegar - 1 tsp
- Ginger garlic paste - 1/4 tsp
- Red Color - a pinch (optional)
- Coriander powder - 1/4 tsp
- Chilli powder - 1/4 tsp
- Garam masala - 1/4 tsp
- Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
- Corn flour - 1 tbp
- Maida flour/all purpose flour - 1 tsp
- Salt - acc to taste
- Oil - for frying
- Curry leaves - few
- Coriander leaves - few
Method
- Cut the idli's into cubical shape or square shape.
- Heat a kadai with little oil and add the idli's and turmeric powder and cook them until they become soft.
- In a Plate add the ginger garlic paste, soy sauce, vinegar, chilli powder, coriander powder, garam masala powder, salt, red food color, corn flour, maida flour and rice flour and mix them well.
- Add the idli to this mixture and leave it for atleast 15 to 20 mts to get marinated.
- Now heat oil in the kadai and fry the idli's in small batches.
- Finally fry some curry leaves and add to the fried idli's.
- Garnish with coriander leaves.
- Serve with tomato sauce.
Sending to the following Wonderful events
1. My event - Celebrating Independence Day - 2010
2. Scrumptious delights from leftovers by Padmaja
3. Only event - Kids delight by Pari
22 lovely comments:
super snacks...
Dear Akila
Thats quite innovative indeed. I liked the idea of mixing soya, garam masala and other Indian spices...Must try..
Have a nice weekend
Pic speak its taste....yummy...!
Lovely recipe. New to me. Enjoyed browsing thro' ur posts. Glad to follow u to instantly enjoy them as u post :):)
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Do you say that you are "learning" to cook?? change it as an "expert"..will u?? :)
I am drooling over the idly snack and all the latest posts..:)..
Great blog, Akhila!!!! :)
Rock on....
they look super duper tasty akila..awesome recipe
Looks just like chicken 65, so yummy.
OMG! What a super snack!
Hi Akila,
That's a delicious crispy snack. Love the picture and presentation.
You have got a nice colorful recipes. Thanks for visiting www.jiboombaa.com and your wonderful comment.
Akila that looks super tasty ..lovely.
I have to try out this 65 recipe as I heard a lot about it, but never tried it. Loving the pic :)
Wonderful idea.. I usually try out Idly manjurian
Thank u Akila for takin d time to vist my blog n leaving lovely comments..You`ve got a very interesting space here..Love d presentation too!!!Will definetly keep visiting... :)
I used to make it before...... its been yrs since I tried it... nd the reason was idli's r never left over :D.....
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Very nice, interesting and innovative recipe. Idly 65 looks similar to chicken 65. I am drooling seeing the spicy dish.
Am sending my entries to your event in next post...do check out...Have tried your one of the best recipe too..Guess..........!!!:))
Wow!! that looks absolutely delicious..just wanna grab tht plate!
i love anything with surname 65...this is a great idea with left over idlis...
Oh wow...that sounds and looks yum....
Love the color and nice way to turn the left overs. Good one Akila.
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sounds full of flavours and looks yumm, thanks for sending it to kids delight.
FOODELICIOUS
Never had anything like this before, that to with Idli.
Great innovation, looks very tempting!!
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