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Sunday, November 17, 2013

Idli Upma - Left over idli recipes



Do you usually have leftover idlis? Here is a simple and delicious way of using them up. And once you try this I'm sure you'll make some extra idlis just to have this delicious upma, just the way I do. Make sure you don't use fresh idlis for this as the crumbled idlis may turn very sticky. If you are using fresh ones, make sure you cool them well before preparing the upma.

What you'll need
  1. Idli Upma
  2. Idli – 4
  3. Onion – 1 small, finely chopped
  4. Green Chilli – 1, finely chopped
  5. Curry Leaves – few
  6. Mustard Seeds – ½ tsp
  7. Channa Dal – 1 tsp
  8. Urad Dal – ½ tsp
  9. Dried Red Chilli – 1
  10. Turmeric Powder – ¼ tsp
  11. Salt to taste
  12. Oil – 2 tsp

Method
  1. Take the cold idlis one by one and dip them in water for 30 seconds, squeeze out the excess water and crumble the idlis with hand.
  2. Heat a Kadai with oil, temper with mustard seeds, channa dal, urad dal and red chillies. Fry till the dals turn golden.
  3. Add the curry leaves, green chilly and chopped onions, turmeric powder and sauté until the onions are light brown.
  4. Next add the crumbled idly and salt mix well until the crumbled idlis are heated through.
  5. Remove from heat and serve immediately.


Note:

You can skip the onions and prepare without it too, but onions give a nice taste to the upma.



15 comments:

  1. I love idli upma than eating plain idlis, looks very yummy dear.

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  2. Looking delicious and a nice way to make use of leftover idly's

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  3. this is really interesting... i never have leftover idlis as my kids devour them like anything... :)

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  4. i keep extra idlies to makes these one.. nice n yumm one

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  5. All time favorite, never say No to this quick and yummy idli upma..looks tempting!

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  6. Delicious, I make extra idlis for making this upma..

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  7. Looks so colorful and yummy Kaveri.In fact such recycling always brings the best.

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  8. love idly upma...looks delicious

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  9. Its my favorite. long time, have to try it someday

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  10. I used to love this more than normal idli when I was a kid and even now! :) U made them well.. :)

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  11. you know, sometimes i make this upma when my idly turned out hard due to poor fermentation..so easy, tasty and nice alternate to make use of hard and leftover idlies..

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  12. gud idea to use left over idlis n looks very tempting dear.

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