Idiappam is a favorite guilt free breakfast or snack recipe from 'God' Own Country'-Kerala.It's one of our family favorite and common in breakfast in many kerala homes. These are steamed rice noodles with a garnish of shredded coconut on top that can be served with sweetened thick coconut milk or any other stew. This looks similar to the chinese noodles but are soft and steamed.
I usually prepare egg curry / kerala style egg potato curry/ chicken stew /corn stew/egg pepper roast/ mutta aviyal with these but this I had a packet of 16 bean soup in my pantry and so thought to give this a try,It is indeed a very healthy alternative esp for my vegan buddies. The color of the stew may not look light as the cooked beans gives a dark brown color and so the stew color is darker. Enjoy this yummy combo:-)
Please click this video link for the detailed recipe.
Ingredients
for idiyappam
rice flour 1 cup (roasted)
water approx 1- 1 1/2cups
shredded coconut 3 tbsp
salt
oil 1 tsp (optional; to prevent stickiness)
Ingredients
for idiyappam
rice flour 1 cup (roasted)
water approx 1- 1 1/2cups
shredded coconut 3 tbsp
salt
oil 1 tsp (optional; to prevent stickiness)
Method
- Boil the water in a saucepan. Heat a pan and add the rice flour. Roast the flour for 4-5 min on medium flame until nicely roasted. To this, add salt and mix well. Keep aside.
- Add the boiled water into the flour and mix using a wooden spoon. Pour the water slowly and keep mixing.
- Leave for 5 minutes and then knead into a smooth dough by wetting your hands in cold water. Apply a tsp of oil at the hand to prevent sticking. Take the mould, wash and scoop the dough in it and press it in an idli moulds /plates greased with oil in circular motion. You can see the long strings appearing, cut with your hands to finish in each plate.
- Then add the shredded coconut on top and steam the rice noodles as we do for idlis. Steam for 10- 15 minutes. Remove from flame and serve hot with sweetened coconut milk /stew /egg curry!!
NOTES
* You require roasted rice flour to prepare these. If you don't have roasted rice flour. Then dry roast the flour on low medium flame for 5 minute till you get a nice aroma. Cool and store as idyappam flour.
* You can serve it as snack too by preparing the sweetened coconut milk by mixing thick coconut milk and sugar to it. Kids will love this combo.
i always love this rice noodles
ReplyDeleteLove idiyappam..Long time since i had it.. brings back my childhood memories.. Very nice.. :)
ReplyDeleteayyoo...kothi aakunnu...especially that stew looks so yummy!!!..nyan angottu varuva ketto..hehe
ReplyDeleteIdiyappam is my fav one...u have made it very well...mixed bean stew sounds so delicious n healthy indeed...thanks for this wonderful entry to HITS!
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I used to make idiyappams with the store-bought rice flour..never tried roasting it! thanks for the note!:)
ReplyDeleteStew recipe is different as well! healthy combo!
Rice noodles are so delicious and perfectLy done
ReplyDeleteStew recipe seems interesting. Loved both recipes! This is one of our favourite breakfasts too :)
ReplyDeleteInteresting and attractive look...
ReplyDeleteIdiyappam is my all time favourite.Would love to have this with coconut milk and sugar
ReplyDeleteWow i love this with this stew
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Superb, drooling over the pictures, the beans stew looks so delicious..
ReplyDeleteThey look fab.. i really have to make them at home soon :)
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I'm always fascinated with the making and eating of idiappam. I used to eat a similar version when I was a kid living in Singapore and love eating them with sugar and coconut :D
ReplyDeleteLoved your mixed bean stew perfct for the idiyappams.
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i love this combi!
ReplyDeletePerfectly made n perfect combo!!
ReplyDeleteNostalgic and so yummmmmy !
ReplyDeleteAh my favorite!!!Love recipe and a great post :)
ReplyDeleteLuv this healthy steamed stringhoppers with an yumm combo Stew.Will make a Fabulous Breakfast/Dinner.Yummy!
ReplyDeleteNot made iddiappam for a long time now. Thanks .
ReplyDeletesoft and cute rice noodles..loved it..
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ooh i loved it!! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteidiyappam luks so soft julie, not yet tried stew with beans, sounds yum...
ReplyDeletePass me your plate: D…must be good in taste.
ReplyDeletethis looks great
ReplyDeleteLove idiappams...Nice combo
ReplyDeleteI love that you have taken effort to make idiappam. Its such a delight to have them. Also the way you have prepared the idiappam is a little different from the way my amma used to make it. Its very simple. I love stew that goes with it.
ReplyDeleteAwesome combo and so tasty!
ReplyDeleteI have never come across these rice noodles. What a lovely idea. The beans stew looks delicious too. So healthy and satisfying!!!
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Wow, these look unbelievable!
ReplyDeleteLovely and tempting combination
ReplyDeletelooks yumm n tasty..nice colour...
ReplyDeleteMaha
wow super delious healthy bean curry ...with idiyappamm..
ReplyDeleteRice noodles with the stew is a wonderful combo. Idiyappam looks fluffy and moist.
ReplyDeleteabsolutely novel and gorgeous appams..stew looks so tempting and it is so healthy..
ReplyDeletelooks delicious. Nice dish.
ReplyDeleteI love those rice noodles.. Though have never tried making it all by myslef.. Love that beans stew too. Yummy.. Thnx for linking up
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ReplyDeleteeasy and yumm recipe..will try for sure..
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