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The weather is already getting so chilly here. When you see snow in October you couldn't think of anything other than a hot snack with a cup of tea to console yourself. I had a wonderful neighbor when we were staying in Hyderabad (can't help telling you all the Hyderabad stories, after all, my culinary experiments started there :D) ,'S' aunty who was from Tamilnadu. She used to share all her special foods and also the recipes with me. Paniyaram is one among the many dishes I learned from her. It is a very popular snack in Tamilnadu and they use our "unniyappachatti"(paniyarachatti) for making this. I do not have one, so mine doesn't have that beautiful shape. But the taste was excellent :-)
Ingredients
Leftover dosa batter-2cup
Shallots(sliced)- 1Tbsp
Ginger(grated)-1 Tsp
Green chilli(cut into small pieces)-3 small
Curry leaves-1sprig
Channa daal-1tsp
mustard-1/4tsp
Oil-2tsp+ for frying
Method
1.Heat oil in a deep pan for frying (those who have unniyappa chatti(paniyara chatti) can use that)
2.Heat oil in a pan and splutter mustard and then channa daal.
3.Slide in shallots, ginger , curry leaves and green chillies, saute
4.Add these into the batter and mix well. Check the salt.
5.Pour the batter into the frying pan slowly.
6.Turn on the other side and fry till both sides are golden brown.
7.Have it with chutney or as it is with tea/coffee.
Contributor: Namitha
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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This is one of my fav, and as usual lovey click dear ;)
ReplyDeleteMy mom makes these......my fav. snack......yummy dear.
ReplyDeleteAwww... perfect snack!
ReplyDeleteOne of fav snack... looks crisp and yummy :)
ReplyDeleteSuper!!!Perfect tea time snack.
ReplyDeleteNice and perfect snacks for this weather:)
ReplyDeleteI too make these with leftover batter in my unniyappam pan..yummmm..
ReplyDeleteHi dear...your pics are a treat by themselves..yummy paniyaram..Kothiyavunu sharikkum!!
ReplyDeleteWondeful recipe Gulmohar, great snack for perfect evening!
ReplyDeleteChechyyy paniyaram adipoli. kidilam photoyum ane...
ReplyDeletenami, superb pic. cant wait to ahve this on a rainy day with a hot cup of filter coffee!
ReplyDeletePerfect for the cold weather.
ReplyDeletewow cute paniyarans perfec snack.Easy making too.Nice click
ReplyDeletewow looks so crispy & perfect,lovely click too..hope u enjoyed ur diwali
ReplyDeleteI love them...without the pan how did u do this gal??u made small small dosa's on the pan r wat?
ReplyDeletethey look perfect dear..yummy
good to c a food enthu(n cool bloggy) from colorado...Ur blog is awesome..
ReplyDeleteJust love this, prefect evening snacks!
ReplyDeleteNami, those yummy round delights are calling me to your dining table!! May I??? ;)
ReplyDelete*Slapping myself to buy a paniyarachatti on the next trip to India*
Thanks stoping by my blog,Wondeful recipe Gulmohar, great snack for perfect evening!
ReplyDeleteWonderful recipe da.. My grinder broke and I am waiting to get another one to get into more dosa and paniyaram...
ReplyDeleteThis is something I will try as we always end up with left over batter.
ReplyDeleteBy the way whats Shallot?
Thank you guys for all the encouragement :-)
ReplyDeletePrathibha, I poured the batter into the oil, once the oil was hot enough :-)
Rohini, you are most welcome :D
Haddock, Shallot is small onions/pearl onions, which is available in Asian Markets :-)Hope this is helpful...
wow..going to try it today...thanx
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely snack for winter!
ReplyDeleteOK got it.
ReplyDeleteNow lets hope my Paiyaram turns out well.
Thanks for the msg., and yes we have something in common.
Those look yummy!!
ReplyDeleteYou have great blog!!
its raining here and these paniyarams wud just be the right thing to munch on.btw, first time here..came here thru nandinis blog.
ReplyDeleteexcllnt click..and it looks perfect and yummy!!
ReplyDeletewonderful recipes. You girls rock !!
ReplyDeletePerfect breakfast!
ReplyDeleteWonderful recipe! Looks Yum!
ReplyDeleteoh man...these look terribly delicious!!!! Drooling......
ReplyDeleteThank you , thank you and thank you :D
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