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Ragi Kaara Adai/Finger Millet Pancake


For the day 3 of blogging marathon #49 under the theme brunch,I wanted to share a healthy and authentic,village style ragi/finger millet adai.We mostly make dosa with the finger millet and rarely adai.This recipe I noted long time in a T.V cookery show by Mrs.Revathy Shanmugam and she used moringa leaves/drumstick leaves.Unfortunately I don't get those leaves,used chopped curry leaves and coriander leaves.The adai is so flavorful with the addition of shallots and its a filling and healthy option for brunch or even snack. I paired it with a spicy chutney and here I flatten the adai directly on tawa and also used a parchment paper to flatten it.Off to the recipe.................................



                                                                        
                                                                                                Ragi Kaara Adai/Finger Millet Pancake

                                                                  
   Basic Information

   Preparation time 15 minutes
   Cooking time 10 -15 minutes
   Makes 2
    


  Ingredients


  
Ingredient
Quantity
Ragi/finger millet flour
1 cup
Shallots/chinna vengayam
10-12(finely chopped)
Coconut bits
2 tbs
Roasted peanuts(cruushed)
1 tbs
Green chilly/pachamilagai
1(finely chopped)
Roasted sesame seeds/ellu1 tsp
Salt3/4 tsp
Oil11/2 tbs
Boiling waterto knead



    Method 
  • Take all the ingredients except water given for the dough in a bowl and mix it well.Slowly add the hot water and knead it to a soft dough.
  •  Divide the dough into two equal balls,heat a griddle and once it becomes hot keep a ball on the griddle.Wet the hands with water and flatten it to slightly thick adai or flatten it on a parchment paper or banana leaf and transferred to the griddle.
  • Drizzle a tsp of oil and cook it for 2 minutes in a medium flame.Flip t to the other side and cook it for another couple of minutes.Add another tsp of oil and cook it for 30 seconds.Transfer it to a plate.



  • Serve it  hot with tomato chutney or spicy chutney.







  • Use hot water to knead the dough,that makes it more softer.
  • This is the traditional way of making so I didn't use any other veggies such as grated carrot or beet root.
  • Along with the ragi flour,1/2 cup of wheat or rice flour can also be used. .




Enjoy........................................................


Check out my fellow bloggers participating in Blogging Marathon #49 here.
Also this recipe is off  to Cook Book Challenge #17 Feburary week 4.



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