Hmm, what are these spherical things,some of you might wonder.Paniyaram or Ball Pancakes to South Indians are what Aebleskiver is to the Dutch and Norwegians. It comes in various forms - Sweet, Stuffed or Savory. A very basic paniyaram is made with fermented seasoned rice batter and served hot with peanut chutney. For someone who grew up eating this often, a deprivation period of more than a month would result in withdrawal symptoms.This along with Rice Hoppers and Chutney Powder makes its way to the Combo Event @ Foodelicious.
Note: For Step-by-Step to make this recipe, follow a similar recipe here
Ingredients:
Procedure:
Note: For Step-by-Step to make this recipe, follow a similar recipe here
Ingredients:
- Rice Batter - 4 cups
- Red Onion - 1, small, finely diced
- Curry Leaves - 1 stalk, finely chopped
- Mustard seeds - 1/2 tsp
- Split Chickpea - 1 tbsp
- Red pepper flakes - 1 tsp or green chillies - 2, chopped
- Oil - 2 tbsp
- Parboiled Rice - 2 cups
- Black gram - 1/2 cup
- Fenugreek seeds - 1/4 tsp
Procedure:
- Soak all the ingredients under "Rice Batter" overnight.
- Grind the soaked mixture the following day to a smooth batter in a high performance blender or wet grinder and let it the mixture ferment overnight in a warm place.
- Add salt to the batter and whip it with a little water to a consistency that is not too thick or runny.
- In a skillet, add a tbsp of oil and add the mustard seeds. When they start to crackle, add split chickpea and saute for a minute or two until they turn light brown.
- Add chopped curry leaves, onions, Green chillies or pepper flakes.
- Saute until onions are browned.
- Add the sauteed mixture to the fermented batter and mix gently.
- Grease the wells of the puff pan and fill them up with the batter.
- Using the wooden stick(that comes with the pan), flip the spheres and let cook for 2-3 minutes per side.
- Serve hot with peanut chutney!
Wow....what a fantasic looking paniyaram..never had them, now days I am seeing everywhere.Ithink it's time for me try it out..looks so tempting...pics looks briliant!!
ReplyDeleteHey, very tempting..looks too good..send me some Dear:-)
ReplyDeleteGreat looking paniyarams...yummo...
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Kairali sisters
Looks very tempting dear...nice click..
ReplyDeletePaniyaram looking really tempting! Feel like grabbing over the screen la! yummmm! ;)
ReplyDeleteDroolworthy paniyaram...yummmm
ReplyDeletePaniyarams look so tasty...nice brown color..wonderful combo with the chutney :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful clicks dear...Paniyaram looks soft and yumm yumm.
ReplyDeleteNice and tempting paniyaram. Have some batter left over from weekend. Will prepare them for dinner.
ReplyDeleteoh wow this looks so so good
ReplyDeleteGr888 looking paniyarms & brilliant presentation as usual!!!
ReplyDeletehey...paniyaram looks some what like keralites unniyappam :)
ReplyDeleteThese really look fantastic...I would love to try them.
ReplyDeleteUne recette très originale qui me plait beaucoup.
ReplyDeleteA bientôt.
See Soon.
Fantastic and cute paniyaram, feel like some now, hope u prepared them specially for me na:)..
ReplyDeletepaniyaarams, besh besh, look superb with the peanut chutney!!! :) I'm drooling over this plate!!!
ReplyDeletei love to have it with sambhar..yum
ReplyDeleteAwesome paniyarams. Loved the click, too tempting. I made some last week. Btw, enjoying khakka khakka song too alongwith paniyaram :):)
ReplyDeleteThe paniyarams look so cute and yummy!!! beautiful clicks:)
ReplyDeleteGreat... looks tasty and delicious
ReplyDeletenice click...paniyaram looks so yummy!!!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful paniyaram...looks cute, perfect with chutney.
ReplyDeleteI love all the varieties..sweet, savory or stuffed.Perfect tea time snack for me :-)
ReplyDeletepaniyaram looks so soft and tasty. Beautiful clicks too.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Must. Remember. To make. Peanut. Chutney. And now these balls of heaven to go along with it.
ReplyDeleteLooks great!
oh yum! cant take my eyes from those paniyaram, marvellous..Would like to finish rite now..:)
ReplyDeletewow very tempting paniyaram...nice pics
ReplyDeleteDear lassie
ReplyDeleteVery new recipe for me ..will try for sure when I am back home...
have a nice weekend
Ushnishda
Dear lassie
ReplyDeleteVery new recipe for me ..will try for sure when I am back home...
have a nice weekend
Ushnishda
These sure look very delicious! I have everything on hand, Might try making some for our picnic on Sunday!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm very tempting. Great recipe. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteoh these rice balls look so yummy! My kind of food, that's for sure!
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTemptig paniyaram/morappam as we call it. Just the right color it has. Good presentation.
ReplyDeleteyummy paniyarams...we called it as erivappam ,somewhere orappam...looks delicious n tempting...
ReplyDeletewow look at that.. so yummy :)
ReplyDeletePanirayarams looks healthy and delicious.Nice click too.
ReplyDeletewoww..yummy paniyarams :)....look sso tempting...pass some to me :)
ReplyDeleteawesome paniyarams.The color is so tempting.Yummm
ReplyDeletegod! this looks yummilicious... Who can resist this .. anytime I can eat it too :P
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