When I have Oma Podi, I can't stop munching them. I scanned through the Indian Shops for this one. I was not able to find the one we get in my native :(. So I decided to make my own one. Hurray it was a success. Just follow the quantities list, it will never go wrong.
Ingredients:
Besan Flour - 1 cup
Rice flour - 1/4cup
Omam - 1 tbsp
Red chilli powder - 1/2 tbsp
Ghee or Butter - 1 tbsp
Salt as needed
Oil for frying
Idiappam press
Method:
Ingredients:
Besan Flour - 1 cup
Rice flour - 1/4cup
Omam - 1 tbsp
Red chilli powder - 1/2 tbsp
Ghee or Butter - 1 tbsp
Salt as needed
Oil for frying
Idiappam press
Method:
- Dry roast omam/ajwain seeds and then soak it in about 1/4 cup water for atleast 15 mins
- Take besan flour and rice flour in a bowl, add chilli powder,salt and butter and give a quick mix. It becomes like crumbly texture.
- Either ground omam to a smooth paste or just strain and get water.
- Add to the powder mixture little by little and make into idiappam dough like consistency.
- Heat oil in a pan. It should be enough to immerse and cook the dough.
- Take small balls in the idiappam maker and start pressing it. I used the idiappam mould. I like it to be thin.
- Start pressing it over hot oil just 2 layers. Flip to other side and let it cook on both sides. Wait till the shhh sound stops, Remove from oil and drain excess oil. Break into small pieces later.
- Make sure that the oil is in medium heat or the inner part wont get cooked. Repeat the same for the rest of the dough.
dry roast omam/ajwain and soak in water
take all dry ingredients
sorry missed the step btw.. press using idiappam maker in hot oil. Flip other side and cook as well
| Drain on paper towel |
| break and store in air tight container |
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