Wheat Flour Sweet Appam (Godhumai Appam) is an instant appam recipe. Appam is a traditional sweet prepared using jaggery and wheat/rice flour. For many festivals, Amma cooks this at home. Generally Appam is deep fried, but to cut down oil I used the kuzhi paniyaram pan. Having a sweet tooth, I always wanted to eat sweets, and when it comes to jaggery sweets like appam I won’t have second thoughts. Easy tea time snack!
Wheat Sweet Appam
Preparation Time : 10 mins | Cooking Time : 25 mins | Serves : 2
Recipe Category: Sweet
Ingredients:
Wheat flour – 1 cup
Jaggery/Brown sugar – 1/2 cup heaped (I used Jaggery)
Rice flour – 2 tbsp
Banana puree – 1 (from one banana)
Cardamom powder – 1/8 tsp
Milk – 1 tbsp (Optional)
Cooking soda – a small pinch
Salt – a pinch (optional)
Oil/Ghee – as needed (I used Ghee)
Method:
- Soak jaggery in warm water (till jaggery is immersed) for about 15 minutes till it melts. Add cardamom powder, banana puree and milk to the molten jaggery and filter to remove the impurities in jaggery. Keep it aside
- In a mixing bowl, add wheat flour, rice flour, salt and baking soda and mix well. Add wet ingredients (molten jaggery with banana) to it and mix well. If required, add water to make it to a pouring consistency and mix well without lumps
- Add ghee to the kuzhi panniyaram pan. Then spoon the batter into each hole. After one side is cooked well, turn the paniyarams and cook the other side
- Flip carefully and cook until it is done
My Notes:
- Banana gives a soft and spongy texture to the appams. You can also omit banana if you want crispy appams
- I have used banana puree, instead you can also use mashed banana
- You can deep fry the appams too. Take the batter using a deep curved ladle and drop it in preheated oil and fry till golden brown.
- You can even add grated coconut/coconut pieces to make it flavorful
Tagged: aebelskiver, aebleskiver, appa, appam, appe, deepam, easy, ebelskiver, festival special, festive, godhumai, how to make, jaggery, karthigai, kuzhi paniyaram, Low Fat, nei, paniyaram, panniyaram, Quick, quick karthiga, Recipe, recipes, Regional Indian Cuisine, simple, snacks, South Indian, sweet, Teatime, wheat flour
[…] Ganesh Chaturthi today. We had a great Pooja at home with Sweet Kozhukkatai, Ammini Kozhukattai, Wheat Appam and kondakadalai Sundal. I had prepared Paal Kozhukkatai couple of weeks back, and thought of […]
[…] the same rice flour for an instant version. Instead of using Kuzhi Paniyaram pan (like I did for wheat appam), I baked them this time, as a couple of my friends who do not have kuzhi Paniyaram pan asked for a […]
[…] being Varalakshmi Pooja, I had prepared Sweet Kozhukkatai, Sundal, Wheat Appam and paruppu Payasam. Kondakadalai Sundal is also prepared during Vinayaka Chaturthi and Navarathri. […]
Those appams look delicious!!
Thanks Deepa:)
Wow will try…can I use anything in place of banana purée?
Natasha, Traditionally banana is used but you can use any fruit puree and prepare. If you try this let me know how it turned out:)
Wow, I bet these are good. Love cardamom.
Ya cardamom makes it flavorful:)
These sound like the perfect little sweet snack
Yes Mary:) this is one of my favorite tea time snack
Those look really cool! Sound delicious too. 🙂
Thanks for your lovely comment:)
These look so cute Vidya. Mini cake pops :).
Thanks Sonal:) mini cake pops aww tat sounds interesting I don’t know y it didn’t strike my mind
Wow Vidya! appams look delicious… love the healthier veraion of appams.. 🙂
Thanks Armita:)
Look at these little miracles…never seen anything like it.
ela h.
Thanks Ela:)
This sounds wonderful Vidya! And I love that first picture you took!
Thanks Lori:)
They look a bit like English crumpets? Love the banana in them.
Indian version crumpets:) ya banana makes it flavorful
This is a new one for me! They almost look like little muffin tops! Yum!
Yes same recipe can be used for muffin as well:)
love it.. i sometimes add bananas too it
Thanks Smitha:) ya I like to add banana as well
They are almost like pancakes! but cooked differently.. right? 🙂 Nice recipe.
Yes Namrata with this batter can prepare pancake as well:)
I make unni appams with wheat flour too – In addition to being healthy these also turn out really soft! thanks for your recipe:)
Thanks Indira:)
Lovely as always with wheat flour a healthy recipe 🙂
Thanks Dear:)