I came to know about this Blogging Marathon in December
through Priya’s Versatile Recipes, when I was thinking to join, found the
registration was closed, waited for next month, still I missed the last date. I
need to thank srivalli for accepting me for late registration.
My first theme is kids Lunch box recipes; lunch box recipe
is an easy task, but when it comes to kids, it’s a tough task. My twin girls
are three year old and started two hours schooling from last year. Couple
months back they started to take lunch once in a week. I started to try lunch
box foods, that too for picky eaters it’s really a tough time to find a good
recipe.
Today’s recipe is Stuffed Idli. Few weeks back my little
once started to eat idli only with milk, but they love to eat like that so
planned this stuffed idli with milk for lunch. It worked for me. Instead of
milk you can use chutney or curd.
Ingredients:
Idli batter
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as needed
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Carrot
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1 small size
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Beans
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5-6
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Cauliflower
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¼ cup
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Potato
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1 small
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Onion chopped
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¼ cup
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Green chili
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1
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Garam masala
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½ tsp
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Pav baji masala
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½ tsp
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Coriander leaves
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few
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Salt
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Oil
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Direction:
- Using food processers chop the vegetables. Boil potato and peel the skin and mash it.
- Heat oil in a pan, sauté onion and green chili until pink, now add the vegetables and cook until raw smell goes. In this stage add mashed potato.
- Now add garam masala, pav baji masala and enough salt cook for another 2 minutes. Add coriander leaves and turn off the stove and allow it to cool completely.
- Meanwhile grease the idli molds and pour one tablespoon idli batter. Add one tablespoon vegetable stuffing and cover with another tablespoon of batter.
- Steam cook for 10 minutes and serve with chutney.
Tip:
Curd (Thalicha thayir) is a nice combination for idli.
Thalicha thayir
Fry mustard seeds, urad dal, dry red chili and ½ cup
onion, add to 1 cup curd with salt.
Sharing to: CookCookandCook, Thoushaltcook
Welcome to the group Manju, nice to know you have twins. Packing for kids is always a tough thing, good to know your kids eat these idlis..Mine don't like idlis still it's something I can make..thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wholesome meal for kids. Very nice post.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the BM Manju. Nice dish. kids would love these idlies.
ReplyDeleteStuffed idlis are the best way to sneak veggies, i feed my kids this way quite often. Welcome to BM,happy to run with you Manju.
ReplyDeletedelicious stuffing and welcome to the BM group!
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of stuffing idlis. Kids would love it. Welcome to the group...
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the group Manju.Stuffed Idlis are something I have not tried to pack for my lil ones lunch box though she loves idlis as such. I will try this out sometime. Nice recipe...
ReplyDeleteGood way to sneak in veggies.
ReplyDeleteHealthy and interesting way to feed kids...Love the idea dear..
ReplyDeleteSaras
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What a delicious idli!!!! so innovative!! Thanks for linking it to my event!! Looking for more yummy recipes!!
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Good to have you in the BM group Manju. Stuffed idlis look delicious.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter loves this idly....Thank you for sharing...
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