Makes : 14 -16
Ingredients
For batter:
Rice flour – 1 cup ( 100 g )
Whole wheat ( atta ) – 1 cup ( 100 g )
Jaggery -1 - 1/4 cup ( or to taste )
Well ripe banana – 4 small ( mash well )
Water for mixing ( approximately 1 cup )
Cardamom powder – ¼ teaspoon
Cooking soda (1 pinch)
Ghee -1 tablespoon
Non – stick unniappam kadai
Whole wheat ( atta ) – 1 cup ( 100 g )
Jaggery -1 - 1/4 cup ( or to taste )
Well ripe banana – 4 small ( mash well )
Water for mixing ( approximately 1 cup )
Cardamom powder – ¼ teaspoon
Cooking soda (1 pinch)
Ghee -1 tablespoon
Non – stick unniappam kadai
Method
Mix all the batter ingredients ( from 1 - 6 ) together and blend in a mixer. Batter should be just like ‘’ Idli batter ‘‘and pouring consistency. Keep aside for 2 hours. Finally mix with 1 pinch cooking soda.
Heat kadai on a medium heat. Sprinkle each mould with little ghee.
Pour batter in each mould ( ¾ th of the mould ). Sprinkle little ghee again over batter. Cover with a lid and cook on a low heat for 8 - 10 minutes till crisp and sides turn golden colour (until the edges separate from the kadai moulds and you start getting a nice aroma ). Flip them over (to cook the top side) with the help of stick and cook again for 8- 10 minutes.
It’s a delicious after school snack and it’s also a very popular sweet.
Heat kadai on a medium heat. Sprinkle each mould with little ghee.
Pour batter in each mould ( ¾ th of the mould ). Sprinkle little ghee again over batter. Cover with a lid and cook on a low heat for 8 - 10 minutes till crisp and sides turn golden colour (until the edges separate from the kadai moulds and you start getting a nice aroma ). Flip them over (to cook the top side) with the help of stick and cook again for 8- 10 minutes.
It’s a delicious after school snack and it’s also a very popular sweet.
Uniappam looks perfect and tempting.. yum yum yumm!!
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