Aapam is one of my favorite breakfast items. During our childhood days, Amma used to do Appam in an Iron skillet. Then she brought this nonstick pan and started preparing with this. When my parents came to visit us, I had prepared a list of item to be brought from India, Appam pan and Kuzhi panniyaram pan were top priority items in the list 😉
Aappam – Without Yeast
Preparation time: 5 Minutes | Soaking time : 7 hours | Fermentation Time : 8 hours
Category:Â Breakfast
Ingredients:
Raw rice – 1 cup
Par boiled rice/Idli Rice – 1 cup
Fenugreek seeds – 1/2 tsp
Whole Urad dal – 2 Â tbsp (whole urad dal without skin)
Baking soda  – 1/2 tsp
Salt – as needed
Method:
- Soak raw rice, par boiled rice, fenugreek seeds and urad dal overnight, or atleast for 7-8 hours. Add water and grind well, making a bater which is slightly thinner than dosa batter consistency. Leave it  overnight to ferment. In the morning, add baking soda and sugar to the fermented batter, and mix well. Keep it aside for 10 – 20 minutes
- Switch on the stove and keep the aapam pan in low heat. After the pan is slightly hot, add oil to the pan (Spread oil all over the pan using cloth or brush). Add a ladle full of batter and hold the handle of the pan and rotate the pan in such a way that the batter spreads all around in a circle (This is the traditional way, instead, you can spread the batter with the ladle, and because of the pan texture, remaining batter will come in the center)
- After that close the pan with the lid. Once the Aappam is cooked and the edges start turning brown, remove the Aappam from the pan. Do not flip side. Serve Aappam with sweetened coconut milk/ Vegetable Stew/Vegetable Kurma/Theeyal
My Notes:Â
- If you do not have Aappam pan, you can make it in any other curved non stick pan with lid
- Can add 1 tbsp of coconut milk before making Aappam, for nice flavor
- If you want crispy edges can add 1/4 tsp of sugar before making Aappam
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Oh, I accidentally unfollowed, followed you. Big fingers on my iPad. 🙂
🙂 It happens
My appam pan is the most underutilized tool in my kitchen. I’ve to to break it out for this.
Fenugreek is inspired. It will certainly cut down the time. 🙂
Do use your pan and try Aappam:) I am sure, you will like it
Hey, i made aappam with your formula for dinner tonight. It turned out well. I didnt try the stew but made tomato and onion chutney as side. Would love to know the recipe of tomato chutney they offer along with appam on kerala road sides. I just love that taste. I would love if you know and share it!!
I am very happy to hear that you tried my Aappa and it turned out well:) sorry Swetha I don’t know that tomato chutney preparation , first time hearing about that. If you happen to know that recipe, pls yell me. I am eager to learn that
i am bad at dosa and appam 😦 they never come out well. i Have so much to learn.
Thanks Andy:)For Dosa, 1 cup rice 1/4 cup urad dal and 1/4 tsp fenu Greek soak for 6-7 hours and grind them add salt and ferment . try this proportion for dosa and Appam and let me know how it turned
Great.. Even I don’t use yeast, but while grinding I add cooked rice and also coconut. Cooked Rice helps in fermentation. Have to post my Idiappam and Appam recipe too. 🙂
Cooked rice and coconut is nice idea. Next time wil try that Srividhya. I have urad dal and fenugreek that also helps well in fermentation. Waiting for your recipe
Never heard of appal, but It looks like flatbread that I would eat without questioning or doubting. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Liz:) its Indian pancake
I’m learning so many new to me recipes from you that sound yummy! Thank you 🙂
Thanks Hannah:) Do try and let me know
Will do, I’m looking forward to trying some of your recipes!
Waiting to hear from you Hannah:)
I have never tried Aappams before, but these look great! Thank you for the inspiration, it’s a lovely blog you’ve got here 🙂 x
Thanks Jules for your lovely words:)
Tempting Aapams!
Thanks Priya:)
Yum yum vidya. …
Nice fluffy appam Yummmmm 😀
Thanks Malar:)
Looks really interesting – I shall have to try this! But could it be eaten for lunch? This will go on my (alas, long!) to-try list ^.^
Thanks Zen:) ya can be eaten for lunch as well. Do try and let me know
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