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Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Savory Semolina Cake(Eggless)

Savory cakes,anyone?? This was the first time I tried a savory cake,just wished to cut down the sugar intake in our daily menu and was craving for some dhokla,and am happy that I ended making this one. This happened to be the best healthy cake.There is no fat,no sugar and it tastes similar to our Indian savory cake,'Dhokla' as it has the spice flavors similar in that.You can sneak in your veggies and the cake is soft and filling.Enjoy making this cake at home,perfect for diabetics too!!


Ingredients
semolina 1cup
carrot 1/2 cup
peas 1/2 cup
ginger 1" grated
cilantro 3-4
green chillies 2-3chopped fine
yogurt 1/2 cup thick
water 2-3 tbsp
salt 1/4 tsp(increase as per taste buds)
sugar 1tsp(optional;but good)
baking soda 1/2 tsp
oil 2-3tbsp
for tempering
sesame seeds 1/2 tsp +1/2tsp
cumin seeds 3/4 tsp
mustard seeds 1 tsp


Method
  • Heat oil in a pan ,splutter mustard seeds,cumin seeds and sesame seeds.Put off flame and let it cool.
  • Combine the semolina,salt,sugar,yogurt.Mix well,add the grated carrot,peas,grated ginger,chopped cilantro,chopped fine green chillies.Combine and add the tempering,mix well.
  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees F and line a bread loaf pan with parchment paper.Spray the sides with oil/butter.
  • Add the baking soda in the batter,mix well and immediately pour in  the bread loaf pan lined with parchment paper.
  • Place in the oven and bake for 27-30 minutes.Mine was done at 28 mins.
  • Cool on wire rack and serve warm with ketchup or just like that !!

Servings~ 3-4 adults

NOTES
* The spices can be modified as per each one's taste buds.
* You can also add your desired veggies.
* Adding sugar is optional,balances the salty flavor slightly.
* Add baking soda just before pouring it in the pan,otherwise the cake may not rise well.

52 comments:

  1. this is in my to do list for long time.. Nicely done

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  2. Looks colorful and nice...have seen this earlier on another friends blog, its on my must try list!

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  3. not bad at all. love it for braekfast.

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  4. dhokla with chutney ...... yum. your version of savory cake look equally yum. will try this for sure. loved the addition of veggies.

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  5. One yum savory cake, i love to have this with tea..

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  6. very pretty healthy cake dear...

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  7. innovative recipe...looks interesting

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  8. I will try this Julie...had enough of sweet cakes and bakes....this looks so yummy :)

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  9. hi,
    hi first time here...yours is a wonderful space with soooo many dishes..happy to be a part of this grt space..
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    savory cake is very new to me..it looks delicious..:)

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  10. Wow! Thes look awesome. I am definitely going to try this one.

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  11. I just love the look of this, and that it's made with semolina. I made savoury muffins a few months back but your cake looks even more delicious :)

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  12. Adipoli savory cake,colorful and yummy

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  13. that looks very tempting and nice variation to the sweet cake..loved the savory version....

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  14. Looks healthy n delicious... Awesome clicks

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  15. Ahaa... That's a new thing for me :) Loved it when u said cake with no sugar & butter :)

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  16. Excellently made samolina cakes. Looks fabulous dear.

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  17. Unbelievable!!! Never even had an idea of this, looks yum

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  18. Savory cake looks spongy and delicious. A good alternative to our regular sugary cakes...yumm!

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  19. Savoury cakes with some salads,makes a wonderful dinner.

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  20. i too wanted to try this semolina cake for long time, u have done it so well..looks soft, delicious n colorful...neatly presented!

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  21. It's almost like dhokla! Interesting! :)

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  22. Interesting and healthy recipe Julie!! The colourful look makes it more delicious :)

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  23. Never thought of using Samolina in cakes.Nice recipe.

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  24. wow... delicious and flavourful recipe... yummy...

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  25. OMG, I'm a sucker for anything that is healthy!! And if there is no sugar & no fat, then I'm all in.
    I also love the sesame seed over the Savory cakes. It looks just awesome!!
    Also it is nice to see there is no need to add Besan in the mixture, still it came out just right.
    Great invention indeed, Julie.
    Dhokla is also my favorite, although I cannot eat that everyday because of Besan content!!

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  26. Wow! that's real inviting and tempting...
    http://recipe-excavator.blogspot.com

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  27. Wow..the color and texture prove it perfect..Love to have a piece Julie..

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  28. So inviting yummy cake..looks very colourful..drooling here on those cake slices.

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  29. Very tempting and perfect tea time snack

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  30. Julie!! flavorful...... no one can make ravai more delectable

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  31. WOW....Looks tempting !!!
    New recipe to me ...Bookmarked :-)
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  32. This has been on my to cook list for a long time now..your's look very good..have to try some time soon

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  33. Yummy cake Julie. Love the flavours going in!

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  34. lovely savory cake. bookmarked dear...

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  35. Wow...looks fabulous.... Will try soon...:-)

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  36. on my bookmarked list for long!!! pictures are making me drool!! should try these soon!
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  37. Never tried savory version,sounds gr8...

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  38. Healthy and nutritious tea time snack or even breakfast.

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  39. Very colorful and looks perfect..

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  40. I've never seen a cake like this...sounds like it would be great with some tea!

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  41. Savoury cake!! New for me ...must try it soon

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  42. My family loves this, yours looks beautiful.

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  43. wow i loved it a lot...thanks for sharing the recipe:)

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  44. Wonderful... Seeing it for the first time...

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  45. I made this today & enjoyed it a lot Julie ! Thanks for sharing.. A great & yummy savory cake..

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