Easy-to-cook recipes: Uttapam in ten minutes
Last updated on: January 08, 2014 19:26 IST
Reader Aanchal Barua shares with us two quick and easy to make breakfast recipes -- vegetable uttappa and seasoned bred with mint and garlic dip.
Vegetable Uttappa
Ingredients
- 3-4 tbsp oil
- 1 cup suji (rawa)
- 1/2 cup curd
- 1/2 cup milk
- Chopped vegetables of your choice
- Salt taste
- Eno
Method
- Mix suji, curd and milk to create a batter easy enough to pour on the pan. Add more milk if you want to smooth out the batter.
- Add salt and eno.
- Heat the pan and add oil ensuring that the entire circumference of the pan has been greased with oil.
- Spread the batter in circular motion and quickly add the finely chopped veggies. Once the base turns golden brown, flip and cook the other side.
- Serve hot with green or coconut chutney.
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Seasoned bread with garlic and mint dip
Last updated on: January 08, 2014 19:26 IST
Seasoned bread along with garlic, mint and yoghurt dip
Ingredients
- Brown/multi-grain bread
- Chilli flakes -- 1-2 tsp
- Pepper as per taste
- Basil -- 1 tsp
- Salt as per taste
- Butter -- 1 tbsp
- Yoghurt -- 200 gm
- 1/4th cup mint leaves, washed and chopped
- 4 to 6 cloves of garlic
For the dip
- Whip the yoghurt into a thick smooth paste.
- Add finely chopped mint, pepper and crushed garlic.
For the bread
- Apply butter and toast the bread on a pan or tawa as per your liking.
- Once done, season them with salt, crushed pepper, chilli flakes and basil.
Quick Tip: Always save up the herbs you get with the pizza/ garlic breads
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