This is an official entry for the Del Monte Blogger Recipe Carnival Contest on Indiblogger.
Yeah I know the name sounds cute.i just coined the name. When
I whip up dishes ,they are nameless. As
rightly said What’s in a name? The food must look palatable,yummy and
must smell good. The chulbuli idli boasts of all these qualities. Idli is one dish that turns out perfect if the
proper quantity of rice and urad dal( black gram) goes into the grinder.There
are days when the measure goes for a toss and you end up having not so soft and
fluffy idlis. This happens to me at times and the idli becomes as hard as a
disc and you can actually use it up for discuss throw. Ok such hard idlis can
only be used to hit at people.
If you have left over idlis and they aren’t soft as they should
have been don’t b e disappointed, we can make it chulbuli if not soft.
Ingredients:
3-4 left over idlis
3 tbsp Extra VirginOlive Oil
1 tbsp Mustard
1 tbsp Red Chilli Powder
1 tbsp Turmeric Powder
1/2 Tbsp Coriander powder
Chopped Coriander Leaves for Garnishing
1 pinch salt to taste
Quickest Moves:
1) Take
a cooking vessel. Add one tbsp of Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
2) Add
mustard Seeds to it .As they start spluttering add to the oil Red Chilli Powder,
Turmeric Powder, Coriander powder and cook in low flame
3) Cut
the idlis into pieces and add to the mixture in the vessel and mix it well. Add
two tbsp of
Extra Virgin Olive Oil to it and let the idlis mix up well
with the masalas. Add a pinch of salt as per taste. When the idlis become
crispy turn off the gas and garnish with coriander leaves.
Optional: You can add
Del Monte Arrabbiatapasta sauce or go for DelMonte TomatoChilli Sauce to add that zing and spice to it.
Serves One.This is
meant for people specially southies who are tired of the IDLI – SAMBHAR combo
five days a week.I pity them because am one of them ;)
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