Instant Wheat Rava Idli
Instant Wheat Rava Idli with Peanut Chutney
After trying out Wheat Rava - Vermicelli Idli, I wanted to try with just the Wheat Rava and found it pretty good. When I told my sister of this variation, she was skeptical and was wondering if it would taste like the regular Rava Idli


It worked out for us so try a small batch and check out if works out for you as well. That was what I told her. So check it out for Day 2 of BM #16.


Ingredients - 

Wheat Rava (fine) 2 cups
Carrots grated 1/2 cup (Use more vegetables finely chopped)
Green Chillies 1-2 (or as per taste)
Coconut grated 1-2 Tbsp (Optional)
Coriander Leaves few
Peanuts or Cashews or any nuts crushed 2 Tbsp (Optional)
Water 2 cups
Yogurt/Curds 1/2 cup (Optional)
Seasoning (Oil 1 Tbsp, Chana Dal 1 Tbsp, Urad Dal 1 tsp, Jeera 1/2 tsp, Mustard seeds 1/2 tsp)

Note - 
More Buttermilk/beaten curds can be used instead of water.



Wheat Rava

Method Of Preparation -

In a heated wok/kadai add oil and the seasoning. After the mustard seeds splutter, saute the grated carrots and any other vegetables using.

Coarse grind green chillies, coconut, nuts and coriander leaves.

Add the green chilli mixture to the sauteed carrots and mix in the wheat rava.

Roast the mixture for about 5 min. Add salt to taste, remove from fire. This mixture can be made ahead of time and refrigerated for up to a month.

Add 2 cups of water, cover and set aside for 30 min. (I also tried soaking overnight for a quick breakfast in the morning and it was good either way!)

After the water is almost absorbed, if needed add a little yogurt or more water to make the mixture come together.

Grease the idli plates and pour ladle full of the mixture in each slot and steam for 10-15 min.

Unmould and serve with your favorite chutney.



Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#16 .


Preparation Time 20 min Resting Time upto 30 min
Makes 16 idlis

21 comments

  1. Ia wheat rawa daliya? It seems to be really healthy.

     
  2. Is wheat rawa daliya? Seems to be really healthy.

     
  3. Square Meals Says:
  4. very nice twist to the regular rava idly. Will definitely try this.

    Aparna

     
  5. Very wholesome and nutritious idlis. Looks great.

    Deepa

     
  6. wow healthy idli.

     
  7. Unknown Says:
  8. Very nice alternative to eat wheat rava. Looks puffy.

     
  9. Unknown Says:
  10. Ohhh thats a super healthy breakfast Harini Looks nice.

     
  11. nice, healthy one!

     
  12. nice n healthy idlis...looks delicious !!!

     
  13. Unknown Says:
  14. wow, I didn't know we could use this to make instant idlis, love it.

     
  15. Shobha Says:
  16. Nice and healthy idlis.

     
  17. Anonymous Says:
  18. Lovely dalia idles :) really want to try and see if it works for us!

     
  19. Priya Suresh Says:
  20. I do this quite often, next time i'll add veggies, healthy breakfast.

     
  21. Jayanthi Says:
  22. Rava idli with wheat rava? A very healthy option indeed and the idlis look so good.

     
  23. Very healthy option for breakfast...

     
  24. Unknown Says:
  25. thats one awesome brekky!....I am going to try this when my in-laws are here...I am sure they will like this!

     
  26. Srivalli Says:
  27. Those idlis are looking so inviting..Love all types of idlies Harini..

     
  28. Sumi Says:
  29. Wheat rava is a favorite in my house hold.Willl surely try these Idli's

     
  30. Akila Says:
  31. Wow what a healthy Idlis

     
  32. Anonymous Says:
  33. Very healthy looking idlies but I was wondering will they be as soft as rava idly as you have not used any raising agent like eno or soda ? please do clarify as I want to try them ASAP
    Thanks

    Padmaja

     
  34. Harini R Says:
  35. @Padmaja - The idlis do come out soft. But if you prefer fluffy idlis, then you might want to add a pinch of soda. But for us this texture worked out fine.

     
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