This is my fav one.and this recipe bring back to my childhood memories.In my child hood day my grandma used to grow broad beans plants.I used to pluck these beans from plant and requested to mom for
make this kudumulu..These were very tasty with fresh beans.
Ingredients :Rice Flour - 1 1/2 cup
Chikkudu kaya / Indian Broad Beans-8 oz
Salt - to taste
Spring onion-1 bunch(optional)
Method :
1.In a bowl add broad beans and enough water and bring it to boil and cook for few mins till beans become soft.
2.In another bowl add rice flour ,spring onion and cooked beans along with water.Carefully mix well with a spatula.
3.cool down it for 5 to10 mins.Don't leave it for more than 10 mins.it become hard.Make a soft dough.
4.Add water and bring to boil in a idly maker(steaming bowl).
5.Now make small balls with the dough.and press in center with thumb make the shape as shown in the picture.
6.Grease the idly plate and put in the steaming bowl.add the balls,close the lid and cook for 15 to 20 mins.
7.After that remove the lid and cool down for couple of mins.Take them into plate and grease them,other wise it would be sticky.
8.Serve with onion chutney or any pickle.
Tip :
Can also add green chilly paste.then serve with ghee or vegetable oil.
I am sending this recipe to Veggie Platter's JIHVA Break Fast event and the Jihva event is Started by Indira.
Hey, Swapna..this is very new to me but looks too delicious...very cute pictures..love the way you explained each step with pictures:-)
ReplyDeleteWow..that dish looks awesome and intresting...loves all pics..like your new profile pic..
ReplyDeleteBroad beans rice balls sounds truly interesting never heard about this...Looks awesome Swapna..
ReplyDeleteYummy rice balls ,rich n healthy.Cute pics n presentation swapna.
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me..looks so yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteSwapna,
ReplyDeleteThis is a new dish to me, looks good, presentation is nice.
very new to me...looking very charming...
ReplyDeleteThis is very new to me,never seen or tasted before.Interesting dish.
ReplyDeleteThat looks cute and very new to me again...nice one
ReplyDeleteSounds very interesting dear....
ReplyDeleteThey look very healthy !!
Thx for sharing...
very interesting one swapna,thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeletenew dish for me...but it reminds me of a similar dish we make called kuzhakkattai or adai...we dont use vegs in it...I love this dish u have here...will try and let you know!
ReplyDeletelooks so delicious..something different..
ReplyDeletelovely pics.. very new to me..
ReplyDeleteSoooo cute and delicious...
ReplyDeleteThat looks so yum dear...this is new to me :)
ReplyDeletewow loved this dish, new 2 me....nice pics...very healthy n tasty one
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your lovely comments....
ReplyDelete@thanks jagruthi,,in my painting the profile img is my fav one ...
Swapna,
ReplyDeletereading your post made me nostalgic... reminds me of my childhood days... however, back then I was not very fond of kudumulu and now I crave for them... how ironic, isn't it?
yes,,they really ironic dish....
ReplyDeletehave never heard of this before, the presentation looks so attractive!!
ReplyDeletecoming from suma's roundup..and your dish catched my eye..
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me..looks yumm
Gald to follow you..:)
Hi
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe, will try this weekend.
I ate this while I was in Pondicherry early this year.A lady was selling types of kuzhakkattai and this dish. I enjoyed the meals in India
While wondering abt it and I searched....found your blog :).
Btw, i dont knw what is board beans might substitute with other bean whichever available.
Tq again
Thanks Indra for visiting my blog and recipe.....
ReplyDeleteyes this is a tasty dish....
you can also substitute with any beans....