Karadaiyan nombu is one of the auspicious function celebrated by Brahmin community. Two types of adai sweet n savory (vella adai n uppu adai) are made and offered as neivedyam to god along with butter.
We offer prayers and perform the neivedhyam and pooja and tie the scared thread and seek the blessings of the lord.
Tis is one day whr i happily tie my 9 yards and seek my SH's blessings esp... He loves such days whr i do namasakaram to him n he feels tat as a proud moment.
Now to the recipe..traditonally rice flour is made at home but i take the shortest routes for better results. Just went wit Jeyashri's recipe and i succeeded thou shapes were not that perfect. But they tasted grt..
What you need for Vella adai:
Rice Flour - 1 cup
Karamani / Black eyed beans - 2 tbsp (soaked and cooked)
Jaggery - 1 cup (soaked over nite in 2 and 1/2 cup water)
Sesame oil - 1/4 tsp
Coconut - 1/4 cup (finely chopped)
Elaichi powder - gen pinch
How to make:
Ina kadai heat water add oil and sieve the jaggery thru a thin cloth and pour in kadai and allow to boil.
Add coconut, karamani and elachi powder. Once it starts boiling slowly add the rice flour and mix thoroughly without any lumps. When it cools bit grease your hand with oil and make into adai shapes and steam cook for 10 mins.
What you need for Uppu adai:
Rice Flour - 1 cup
Karamani / Black eyed beans - 2 tbsp (soaked and cooked)
Salt as reqd
Sesame oil - 1/2 tsp
Coconut - 1/4 cup (finely chopped)
Green chillies - 2 nos (finely chopped)
Curry leaves - 1 sprig
Ginger - 1/2 tsp
Mustard seeds- 1/4 tsp
Water - 2 and 1/2 cups
How to make:
In a kadai heat oil add mustard seeds, green chillies, ginger and curry leaves saute well and add karamani and coconut mis well add salt. gratings
Add water and allow to boil, once starts boiling add rice flour slowly so no lumps are formed once cooled down make them into adai shapes and steam cook for 10 mins.
We offer prayers and perform the neivedhyam and pooja and tie the scared thread and seek the blessings of the lord.
Tis is one day whr i happily tie my 9 yards and seek my SH's blessings esp... He loves such days whr i do namasakaram to him n he feels tat as a proud moment.
Now to the recipe..traditonally rice flour is made at home but i take the shortest routes for better results. Just went wit Jeyashri's recipe and i succeeded thou shapes were not that perfect. But they tasted grt..
What you need for Vella adai:
Rice Flour - 1 cup
Karamani / Black eyed beans - 2 tbsp (soaked and cooked)
Jaggery - 1 cup (soaked over nite in 2 and 1/2 cup water)
Sesame oil - 1/4 tsp
Coconut - 1/4 cup (finely chopped)
Elaichi powder - gen pinch
How to make:
Ina kadai heat water add oil and sieve the jaggery thru a thin cloth and pour in kadai and allow to boil.
Add coconut, karamani and elachi powder. Once it starts boiling slowly add the rice flour and mix thoroughly without any lumps. When it cools bit grease your hand with oil and make into adai shapes and steam cook for 10 mins.
What you need for Uppu adai:
Rice Flour - 1 cup
Karamani / Black eyed beans - 2 tbsp (soaked and cooked)
Salt as reqd
Sesame oil - 1/2 tsp
Coconut - 1/4 cup (finely chopped)
Green chillies - 2 nos (finely chopped)
Curry leaves - 1 sprig
Ginger - 1/2 tsp
Mustard seeds- 1/4 tsp
Water - 2 and 1/2 cups
How to make:
In a kadai heat oil add mustard seeds, green chillies, ginger and curry leaves saute well and add karamani and coconut mis well add salt. gratings
Add water and allow to boil, once starts boiling add rice flour slowly so no lumps are formed once cooled down make them into adai shapes and steam cook for 10 mins.
Lovely adai. and nice tempting clicks..
ReplyDeleteBoth vella and uppu adais (we call kozhukattai) look great and properly made.
ReplyDeleteLovely adais.
ReplyDeleteWow sounds yummy and superb click
ReplyDeleteLove the presentation and pic! Adai looks delicious..
ReplyDeleteWe dont do this nombu and but have seen some of my friends doing this nombu in India, both adais looks great ma.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully presented...and very nicely made adais
ReplyDeleteYummy adai..Looks inviting & tempting..
ReplyDeleteLove the both version...... nicely describe !
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