Soaking Time: 5 hrs
Grinding Equipment: Indian Mixie ~ Wet grinding jar
Ingredients
- Raw rice - 1 cup
- Water - as reqd
- Red chilly powder - 2 tbsp
- Salt - to taste
- Toor dhal - 1/2 cup
- Bengal gram dhal - 1/2 cup
- Masoor dhal - 1/2 cup
- Split yellow moong dhal - 1/2 cup
- Whole urad dhal - 1/2 cup
- Water - as reqd
- Wash rice well in water; soak separately, set aside.
- Wash dhals just twice in water, soak separately; set aside.
- Leave them undisturbed for 5 hrs.
- Drain water from rice, rinse well & drain water.
- Drain water from dhals; do not discard water; reserve & keep aside.
- Add drained rice to a blender, grind to a smooth batter adding the reserved water at regular intervals; transfer rice batter to a container.
- Now add half of the drained dhals, red chilly powder, salt & grind to a smooth batter adding required amount of water.
- Transfer batter to the container along with rice batter.
- Add the other half of the drained dhals & grind similarly following the above procedure.
- Empty contents of the blender again to the rice batter, mix well, adjust salt & red chilly powder according to your taste.
- Refrigerate for further use.
- Adai batter + Finely chopped curry leaves + Finely chopped onions
- Adai batter + Finely chopped curry leaves + Asafoetida powder + A cup of fresh grated coconut
- The adai batter requires no fermentation; the batter can be used on the same day.
- Can also use a cup of par boiled rice instead of raw rice.
- Can also use half a cup raw rice & half a cup par boiled rice.
Thanks for your batter recipe post. yesterday I read your post to prepare the batter. Today gonna try out the Adai :)
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