Appams (Fermented Rice and Coconut Pancake)

"This is a classic Keralite breakfast from India. yeah, its high-carb...but delicious.I don't put as much sugar/jaggery as others do...But I put enough to make one happy after a good jog in the sunshine!"
 
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Ready In:
6hrs 2mins
Ingredients:
6
Yields:
16 pancakes
Serves:
8
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ingredients

  • 4 cups idli rice
  • 34 cup jaggery
  • 12 cup coconut, freshly grated
  • 12 cup boiled sona masoori rice
  • 14 cup white sugar
  • 400 ml water (for grinding the rice, coconut, jaggery, plus a little more for proofing the yeast)
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directions

  • Soak the idli rice (white glutinous rice) for 4-6 hours.
  • In a bowl add a little lukewarm water and add the yeast and sugar,stir and keep aside for 15 minutes or till frothy.
  • Grind the rice with the coconut and jaggery in your mixer or food processor till you get a smooth batter.It should be of a pourable consistency.
  • When the yeast mixture is frothy,stir in the salt till it is dissolved and add it to the batter you have prepared.
  • Keep the batter closed in a warm corner of the kitchen to ferment overnight.
  • .In the morning, heat a skillet,add half a teaspoons of sunflower oil, and pour a ladel of batter in the centre of it and move the pan around so that the batter spreads.
  • you will notice holes appearing in the pancake almost immediately.
  • Flip it over when the sides begin to brown and cook for a minute.
  • Serve with sweetened coconut milk or just as it is.
  • Enjoy! :).

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