Ingredients for Sevai:
Boiled rice - 3 cups
Salt
Oil
Soak boiled rice for about 5 to 6 hours and grind it fine, add salt. In a thick bottom pan, pour two tablespoon of oil and pour the ground mixture. Keep it in low flame and let the rice paste cook and turn color from white to grey. When the mixture does not stick to your wet fingers you know that the rice paste is cooked. While hot, dip hands in cold water and make balls of the same and keep it in idli cooker for about 7 to 8 minutes. Once it is done, the balls to be inserted into the sevai machine and made into sevai.
Ingredients for Usli
Urad dal - 1 cup
Green chillies -4 to 5 (according to your taste)
Hing/Perungayam
Mustard seeds - 1/2tsp
Salt
Red chillies- 4 to 5
Curry leaves
Soak urad dal for 20 minutes and grind it coarsely with green chillies,hing and salt. Place the ground mix in an idli plate and steam it for 10 minutes. Take out these urad dal idlis and allow it to cool completely. Fragment these idlis and keep aside. In a kadai, pour two tablespoons of oil, add a teaspoon of urad dal, half a teaspoon of mustard seeds, red chillies, curry leaves and put the usli and keep stirring. Now, add the sevai to this usli and very gently mix it so that the sevai retains its shape.
A very interesting version of the regular sevai and very filling too.
really authentic sevai..truely filling n flavourful..
ReplyDeletelooks delicious n yummy..:)
ReplyDeleteLooks so yummy and perfect.. thanks for sharing :)
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Looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteDelicious usli, serious inviting..
ReplyDeleteThats a very new and tasty twist dear...
ReplyDeleteYour version is very interesting and I must say nice twist!
ReplyDeleteReally so inviting..
ReplyDeleteSoft and yummy sevai.
ReplyDeleteDelicious sevai...Nice twist..
ReplyDeletevery intersting recipe, looks great..
ReplyDeleteLooks tempting... Yummy.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Uma
I like this sevai. amma used to make sevai I miss them.
ReplyDeletewow very interesting version dear,luks very tempting...
ReplyDeleteI like your take on this traditional dish.
ReplyDeletelooks awesome- and I love your version of it!
ReplyDeleteThis is an interesting dish. Very new to me
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting recipe.Looks delicious
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Never made this way so far, I always love to try different varieties of sevai, will try this too next time!
ReplyDeleteSuperb sevai. I have once tasted this in a Navarathiri feast. Its yummy.
ReplyDeletelooking soft n yummm....interesting one....never tried this...
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
This one looks so yummy and easy to make...can't wait to taste it!
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