** Kid's and Childhood favorite Recipe!!** Reduced Gluten Tea time Snack
* Ingredients:- Raw rice/ Pachari- 1.5 cup
- Coconut milk/ Thenga pal- 400 ml can/ 1 cup
- Egg- 1
- Sugar- 2.75 tbsp/ As required
- Rice powder- 2 tbsp.
- Cumin powder/ Jeeraka podi- A pinch
- Black Sesame seeds- 2 tsp
- Oil- For frying
- Salt- A pinch
* Optional Goodies (Hidden protein):
- Chia seeds (instead of sesame seeds)- 2 tsp (* I used this here)
* Makes: 15- 20 Achappams
* Cooking time: 20-30 minutes
* Recipe:
Step 1: Soak the rice for about 2 hours
(*TIP: Or soak using hot water for 30 minutes, covering the vessel)
(*TIP: Or soak using hot water for 30 minutes, covering the vessel)
Step 2: Grind the soaked and strained rice, coconut milk, egg, salt, cumin powder, sugar and rice flour to form a smooth dough. Do not add more water. Grind in smaller batches.
** Add the sesame seeds/ chia seeds to the batter after grinding only**
Step 3: In a pot, heat oil and also the rosette/ achappam mould.
The mould should always stay in the oil between making and be medium hot always to to work.
Step 4: Test the temperature of the oil by dropping a few drops of the batter first. The droplets should immediately sizzle and rise to the top.
Reduce the flame to medium and dip the semi- hot mould into the batter (Only upto 1/2 of the mould, don't dip the full mould, the fried achappam will not release well.)
(Sorry for the poor picture quality. I was clicking the pic and cooking together.)
Step 5: Lightly tap the mould against the pot to release the achappam from the mould.
(**TIP: Mould's get better seasoned and more non-stick over time and repeated use.)
Flip the achappam over till both sides are nice and golden.
Layer the achappams flat on a clean paper towel to drain the excess oil/ you can stack them upright in a sieve lined with paper towels.
Step 6: Repeat the steps. Always place the mould in the hot oil before dipping again.
* BONUS TIP: To prevent the mould from rusting, after cooking, place the mould in the oil while its cooling, wipe clean with a dry paper towel once its cool enough to touch. (Never use soap and water, the non- stick coating will go off and will rust easily)
Make extras since they can be stored well in airtight containers for a long period without losing their taste and crunch!!
Enjoy!!☺❤๐๐
* Abbreviations:
* tsp.- Teaspoon ** tbsp.- Tablespoon opt.- Optional
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