This is a typical south Indian dish very much similar to Idli recipe. The flavors and the juices of jack-fruit leaves get into the Kotte idli as they steamed. Kotte Idli is also known as Kotte Kadubu. It is very auspicious breakfast you can found in Udupi, Uttara Kannada and Mangalore.
Kotte kadubu is traditional soft and spongy idli cooked in kotte and It is healthy diet too. Let me tell you how how we can prepare this. Enjoy Kotte Idli with sambar/chatney.
Ingredients required:-
Black gram / udad daal
Coarsely ground Rice/ Idli rava/ Semolina
In ratio 1:2
Rock salt to taste.
Method of preparation:-
- Soak black gram over night in a container.
- Next day grind soaked udad daal in to smooth paste.
- Stir the batter very well so that batter becomes smooth.
- Take cleaned rice in blender jar. With no water grind it to a little courser structure (like semolina).
- Pour this to daal batter.
- Add salt for taste in this stage and mix well, if you felt batter is lean you can add little more rava to thicken it.
- Instead of grinding rice you can also use idli rava or semolina.
- Keep it rest for at-least 4-hours and be ready with kotta.
- After 4 hrs mix the batter well.
- On high flame, bring water to boil in idli steamer.
- Mean while, mix the idli batter and fill it in the kotte made from jack fruit.
- Do not completely fill, fill only its 1/2 capacity of kotta. If you fill the kotta fully with batter while steaming the batter will spill out.
- Place the kotta in idli steamer, which is already kept on fire with water
leaves and place it in container properly.
- After 20 min check the Kotte idli cooked or not by inserting handle of spoon. If the idli is cooked, batter will not stick to spoon.
- Enjoy the healthy, tasty and flavorful Konkan style Kotte Idli with sambar/chatney/non-veg curry.
Caution: If the temperature is more batter will get sour.
The temperature of local area plays important roll in preparation of idli.
Click here to know how to make Kotta mould
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