UNNI APPAM
Being one of my favourite kerala snack, I try them every now and then but was not able to get the exact softness which I used to get from my hometownu. But now evenI have also become an expert in unniappam making.:-):-).practice makes a man perfect. My kids also love to have this; that's my motivation to make it often. Here I have made in a small quantity as v are only a few at home. You may increase the quantity accordingly.
- Rice 3cups
- Banana yelakki 5-6nos(small)
- Jaggery syrup 2cups
- Coconut pieces 1cup
- Maida 1tbspn
- Wheat flour. 1cup
- Ghee 2tbspn
- Cardamon powder a pinch
- Sesame seeds 1teaspnK.
- Kismis 1tbsp
- Salt 1/2teaspoon
- Baking soda 1/2teaspoon
- Coconut oil for frying
Soak rice for about 3-4hours.
Grind up the rice,jaggery syrup and banana to a fine paste.Transfer this to a bowl; to this add in coconut pieces(fried lightly in ghee), sesame seeds,cardamon powder,kismis and maida. Mix this well to a thick consistency and finally add in salt and baking soda and mix again and keep this aside for another 3hours.
Grind up the rice,jaggery syrup and banana to a fine paste.Transfer this to a bowl; to this add in coconut pieces(fried lightly in ghee), sesame seeds,cardamon powder,kismis and maida. Mix this well to a thick consistency and finally add in salt and baking soda and mix again and keep this aside for another 3hours.
Now take a spoon full of the batter and pour in the oiled appa kuzhis and once it turns brown turn it to the other side.When its done remove from fire and serve. MmmmmUAHH those perfectly turned outt hot hot unniappam is ready
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