During our childhood days, whenever we get bored of idli/dosa, kuzhi paniyaram is an immediate alternative Amma prepares with idli/dosa batter. For preparing this dish, Kuzhi paniyaram stand and left over idli/dosa batter is all that’s needed. I tried savory version. If you don’t have kuzhi paniyaram pan, try frying it in oil to enjoy quick snack 🙂 For a variation you can Aldo check Adai paniyaram
Masala Paniyaram (Savory Rice Ball):
Preparation Time : 10 mins | Cooking Time : 10 mins | Serves : 3
Recipe Category: Breakfast
Ingredients:
Dosa/Idly batter – 2 cups
Idli Podi – 1 tsp
Finely chopped Onion – 1
Grated Carrots – 2
Hing – a generous pinch
Curry leaves – few, roughly chopped
Ginger – 1/8 tsp (optional)
Coriander leaves – Handful
Oil – to cook
Method
- Add onion, carrot, Idli podi, coriander leaves, curry leaves, hing and ginger to the Idli batter
- Heat the paniyaram pan. Add a little oil to each hole. Spoon the batter into the pan and cook for 2 minutes on one side
- After one side is cooked well, turn the paniyarams and cook the other side. Flip carefully and cook until it is done
- Serve with any chutney
My Notes:
- Green chilli can be used instead of Idli podi
- Can add 2 tbsp of wheat flour for a soft texture
Check my other recipes using Idli/Dosa Batter,
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They look so yummy 🙂
Thanku:)
Masala paniyaram looks delicious.
Thanks Swathi:)
This is my comfort food, Vidya! Yours look so beautiful!
Thanks Apsara:)
Awesome!!
Thanku:)
they looks delicious!
Thanku:)
You are making me miss my family now 😦 as my mom used to prepare this often….It looks delicious 🙂
Yes Malar, can’t forget to remember amma whenever v have dishes like this:)
🙂
Oh this is nice, I can use my ebelskiver pan. Delicious.
Thanks Suzanne:)
Greetings from egypt! I have a very strange frying pan that looms just like the one in your photo for this recipe, lol, now I know what it’s good for! Thanks for visiting my blog, and so happy to meet you! ♥;^)
Thanks Aisha:) Guess time to use that frying pan:)
You had a awesome blog. Looking forward for ur future post
That looks delicious! I’d love to try them–I’ve seen some of those ingredients at the local Asian food store luckily 🙂
Thanks:) Do try it
omg! this is one treat to eyes and tongue…so tempting gal 🙂
Thanks Shwetha:)
They look so cute and tasty! 🙂
Thanks Sam:)
Thanks for reminding this recipe. Good one Vidya
Thanks Chitra:)
So many things I’ve never heard of! If we lived closer I could come over and you could cook me these delicious meals!! 🙂
Yup.. Unfortunately I can’t invite u to AR.
Hahaha…cause of the spiders?! 😉
Yessss:)
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