Recipe Source: My Favorite Foods
Ingredients
Raw Rice/Basmathi Rice: 2
cups
Cooked Rice: ¾ cups
Yeast: ½ tsp
Coconut Milk Powder:
4tbsp
Sugar: 2-3tbsp
Luke warm water: ¼ cup
Water: to grind the rice
Salt: needed
Baking Powder: ½ tsp
Method Of Preparation
Soak
rice in water for 2-3 hours.
Soak
yeast in luke warm water for 10-15 minutes.
In a
blender add soaked rice, cooked rice, coconut milk powder, sugar, salt and
fermented yeast mix. Add water if needed.
Grind
all the ingredients together to a fine paste.
Allow
the batter to ferment for 8-10 hours.
Add
baking powder 30 minutes before you are going to make the appam.
Heat
a non sick appachatti in medium flame. Pour a laddleful of batter and swirl the
pan around, spreading the batter to the sides of the pan.
Cover
with the lid and cook on low flame for 2-3 minutes. Slowly remove the appam
from the pan.
Serve
with your desired curry.
Note: Basmathi rice makes the appam softer n tastier than the normal raw rice.
They look so soft and spongy..
ReplyDeleteSpongy appam
ReplyDeleteSmooth and spongy..:)
ReplyDeleteSuper spongy and fabulous appams,inviting.
ReplyDeleteDear why do you add yeast and baking powder together...won't the batter rise so much?
ReplyDeleteSuper spongy..I just add baking powder adding yeast and baking together is new to me
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ohhh....such a yummy recipe ...love it
ReplyDeleteSpongy and yummy,love it
ReplyDeleteFasee thanks . . .Appam nalla soft n crispy aayittundu
ReplyDeleteappam is my all time favorite....
ReplyDeletethe recipe i've with me needs coconut water to be included and by omitting it, the appam looked more like dosa. this one looks like a good idea... will definitely try and let u know, faseela... TC!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of our favourites...we call it as 'Appa'.looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteYes, Amy above is a Sri Lankan and we call it appa.... love it. :)
ReplyDeleteSoft and delicious appams
ReplyDeleteThey look soft and inviting... Would be great with coconut milk
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