Just as exotic as the name is, these green idlis tastes wonderful.... and the unusual combination is like a punch ...:) Really refreshing..
Idli batter: 4 cups.
Fresh mint leaves: 1 small bunch.
Ginger: 1 inch piece.
Curry leaves: 4 sprigs.
Green chillies: 2-3.
Soda bicarbonate: 1/4 tsp.
Salt: to taste.
1.Remove the mint and curry leaves from their stalks and wash along with the ginger and green chillies.
2.Grind to a smooth paste.
3.Mix with the idli batter along with soda bicarb and salt.
4. If the batter is too thin, add 1-2 tbsp of fine rava and soak for 15 mins.
5. Pour on idli plates and steam for 10-12 mins.
Go here for Idli Batter recipe and Malligai Poo Idlis recipe.
Green Mango Chutney:
Green mango [large, chop to pieces along with the skin]: 1
Grated coconut: 3 tbsp.
Green chillies: 3.
Fresh ginger [grated]: 1/2 inch piece.
Urad dhal:1 tbsp.
Salt: to taste.
To temper:
Mustard seeds: 1/2tsp.
Black sesame seeds: 1/2 tsp.
Asafoetida powder: 1/4 tsp.
Curry leaves: 1 sprig.
Gingelly oil: 2 tsp.
1.In a tsp of oil gently roast urad dhal for 2 minutes. Add the mango pieces, coconut, grated ginger and green chillies and roast for 5-6 mins on medium flame.
2.Cool and grind to a smooth paste.
3.Splutter the mustard seeds, black sesame seeds, curry leaves and asafoetida powder .
4.Add to the chutney. Add salt and mix well.
Serve along with the mint ginger idlis.....
Note: The mango should be sour for the flavour to come through. I prefer to use the mango with the skin but U can peel the skin if u want. The contrast of taste between the ginger and sour raw mango is fantastic and hey!!!!! If U don't believe me.....try it, please....
Food Palette Series : Rainbow Colours" by Akheela, "Serve it: Steamed" by Krithi and Denny , "Life is Green" by Shilpa .
Entry for the event " Twist The Traditional-Idli" by Satya.
My blogging buddies in this marathon: Priya Suresh , Srivalli , Priya Vaasu , Ayeesha , Soumya , Usha , Gayathri, Veena , PJ , Jay , Azeema , Monika ,
Enjoy....
Scribbled by Reva
Idli batter: 4 cups.
Fresh mint leaves: 1 small bunch.
Ginger: 1 inch piece.
Curry leaves: 4 sprigs.
Green chillies: 2-3.
Soda bicarbonate: 1/4 tsp.
Salt: to taste.
1.Remove the mint and curry leaves from their stalks and wash along with the ginger and green chillies.
2.Grind to a smooth paste.
3.Mix with the idli batter along with soda bicarb and salt.
4. If the batter is too thin, add 1-2 tbsp of fine rava and soak for 15 mins.
5. Pour on idli plates and steam for 10-12 mins.
Go here for Idli Batter recipe and Malligai Poo Idlis recipe.
Green Mango Chutney:
Green mango [large, chop to pieces along with the skin]: 1
Grated coconut: 3 tbsp.
Green chillies: 3.
Fresh ginger [grated]: 1/2 inch piece.
Urad dhal:1 tbsp.
Salt: to taste.
To temper:
Mustard seeds: 1/2tsp.
Black sesame seeds: 1/2 tsp.
Asafoetida powder: 1/4 tsp.
Curry leaves: 1 sprig.
Gingelly oil: 2 tsp.
1.In a tsp of oil gently roast urad dhal for 2 minutes. Add the mango pieces, coconut, grated ginger and green chillies and roast for 5-6 mins on medium flame.
2.Cool and grind to a smooth paste.
3.Splutter the mustard seeds, black sesame seeds, curry leaves and asafoetida powder .
4.Add to the chutney. Add salt and mix well.
Serve along with the mint ginger idlis.....
Note: The mango should be sour for the flavour to come through. I prefer to use the mango with the skin but U can peel the skin if u want. The contrast of taste between the ginger and sour raw mango is fantastic and hey!!!!! If U don't believe me.....try it, please....
Food Palette Series : Rainbow Colours" by Akheela, "Serve it: Steamed" by Krithi and Denny , "Life is Green" by Shilpa .
Entry for the event " Twist The Traditional-Idli" by Satya.
My blogging buddies in this marathon: Priya Suresh , Srivalli , Priya Vaasu , Ayeesha , Soumya , Usha , Gayathri, Veena , PJ , Jay , Azeema , Monika ,
Enjoy....
Scribbled by Reva
That must have been a really tasty combination of mint and ginger..
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Omg, ginger idli and mango chutney,am inviting myself to ur place Reva...
ReplyDeleteGiner idli...that sounds new and interesting to me, sure tempting too
ReplyDeletenice combo looks delicious
ReplyDeleteThats a tongue tickling combo!!! Really exotic..:)
ReplyDeleteGinger idli looks awesome and delicious Reva!
ReplyDeletenice combo.
ReplyDeletedifferent combo..looks inviting!!
ReplyDeleteI can smell Mint & Ginger Flavour with yummy tangy chutney.... Lovely combination !!!
ReplyDeletemint and mango that gives a lovely flavour looks delicious
ReplyDeletewow..lovely breakfast for me :)
ReplyDeletetangy chutney and lovely idlies....
ReplyDeletewow that's some twist to the idli!..looks great
ReplyDeletePerfect n spongy idlies but am in love with your chutney..sounds sooooo good!!
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Ginger idles look fluffy and soft...nice combo
ReplyDeleteWonderful combination and innovation..
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing
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Hi dear,ur yummy and comforting idlies with tangy mango chutney is making me hungry...looks sooo delicious and perfect
ReplyDeleteMint and ginger is the best combination. They give such a pleasant flavor and leave a nice taste in the palette. These look awesome!
ReplyDeleteFlavorful and healthy idlis.
ReplyDeletesounds innovative and healthy dear...
ReplyDeletethx. for sharing :)
Enjoyed browsing through ur space and loved all ur innovative recipes. Glad to follow u :):)
ReplyDeleteThank you reva, for sending these wonderful idlis to me..
ReplyDeletewow nice combo n so inviting...
ReplyDeleteYumm and tempting! Looking great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful blog you have !! Love the food photography. And you beetroot oats burger sounds too good. and your mango chutney is drool worthy...
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Totally new idea for me. Thank you for this recipe.
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my blog.
You have a nice one too.
I am following your blog. :-)
Love mint in any form..
ReplyDeleteYour idlies are so colorful and makes me drool... Great combo...
ginger mint idly looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteThis is too funny! I had the same event in mind when I came up with my spinach Idlis - Also coincided with Indian Republic Day - good looks Idlis :))
ReplyDeleteGinger Idly !!??? Room pottu yosipeengaalo :) Anyway Nice and new try !! Keep Posting !!!
ReplyDeletelovely dish with vibrant colors- awesome pics as usual!
ReplyDeletethank you for linking this delicious looking combination wonderfully done
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