Ragi Idiyappam | kezhvaragu idiyappam is really a very healthy and tasty breakfast. It is very good for the people with diabetics and people with low iron level.
Course:
Breakfast
Cuisine:
South Indian
Keyword:
finger millet string hoppers, kezhvaragu idiyappam, ragi idiyappam
Servings: 4
Calories: 298 kcal
Author: Akila
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Ragi Flour – 2 cups
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Rice flour – 1/2 cup
idiyappam flour
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Boiling water – 4 to 5 cups
+ or –
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Oil – 2 tsp
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Salt – as per taste
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Sugar – as per taste and for garnishing
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Grated coconut – for garnishing
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Take the correct amount of flours. Dry roast the Ragi flour for 5 to 6 min.
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Add the rice flour, mix with Ragi flour and again roast for just 3 min. Switch off the stove. Allow to cool down. Add the salt and mix it.
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Add the boiling water little by little and keep on mixing the flours, until they become soft and pliable. Add the oil and mix.
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Take a handful portion of flour and fill the idiyappam mould or Sev press. ( I tried with idiyappam mould, but could not press it, so used the murukku sev press ).
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Press the mould on the idiyappam plates or idli plates. Steam cook them for 8 to 10 min.
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Once cooked, serve hot by sprinkling sugar and grated coconut.
Since the Ragi flour is bit coarse, I used the murukku sev press.
Addition of grated coconut is purely optional.