This month's Tried & Tasted event features Taste of Pearl City. This event was started by Zlamushka and is now organized by Lakshmi of Kitchen Chronicles.
Ayeesha of Taste of Pearl City is a ingenious blogger whose site features many marvelous recipes. I particularly love her presentation.
This month's Tried and Tasted event is hosted by my best friend Denny of OhTastenSee. Denny is a versatile blogger and she cooks international recipes ranging from Gulabi french toast to Syrniki and from Kathirikkai kothsu to Pasta Ponza. She can cook a full three course meal for a crowd in no time with ease.
I tried Avocado Kuli Paniyaram from Umm Mymoonah's Taste of Pearl City.
Ingredients:
Makes - about 20 paniyarams
Urad dhal - 1 cup
Raw rice - 1 tbsp
Avocado - 1 - seeded and scooped.
Onion - chopped - 1 cup
Green chillies - 2 slit
Salt to taste
Oil - for frying
Method:
Wash and Soak Urad dhal and rice together for 2 hrs. Grind it to a smooth paste adding little water, the batter should not be too watery. Puree the avocado and add it to the batter with salt. Heat 1 tsp of oil in a kadai and add the mustard seeds. When it splutters add the green chillies and the chopped onion. Saute for 2 mins and transfer this to the batter. Heat a paniyaram pan or a ebelskiver pan and add 1/2 tsp of oil to the rounds and drop the batter 3/4th full. When you feel the paniyarams are lightly crisp at the bottom, use a skewer to flip it and cook until crispy. Repeat with the remaining batter and serve hot with chutney of your choice. Check out some of my chutney recipes.
I am sending this to 'Tried & Tasted event'.
I am also sending this to 'A for Appetizers' event by Charitha.
Ayeesha of Taste of Pearl City is a ingenious blogger whose site features many marvelous recipes. I particularly love her presentation.
This month's Tried and Tasted event is hosted by my best friend Denny of OhTastenSee. Denny is a versatile blogger and she cooks international recipes ranging from Gulabi french toast to Syrniki and from Kathirikkai kothsu to Pasta Ponza. She can cook a full three course meal for a crowd in no time with ease.
I tried Avocado Kuli Paniyaram from Umm Mymoonah's Taste of Pearl City.
Ingredients:
Makes - about 20 paniyarams
Urad dhal - 1 cup
Raw rice - 1 tbsp
Avocado - 1 - seeded and scooped.
Onion - chopped - 1 cup
Green chillies - 2 slit
Salt to taste
Oil - for frying
Method:
Wash and Soak Urad dhal and rice together for 2 hrs. Grind it to a smooth paste adding little water, the batter should not be too watery. Puree the avocado and add it to the batter with salt. Heat 1 tsp of oil in a kadai and add the mustard seeds. When it splutters add the green chillies and the chopped onion. Saute for 2 mins and transfer this to the batter. Heat a paniyaram pan or a ebelskiver pan and add 1/2 tsp of oil to the rounds and drop the batter 3/4th full. When you feel the paniyarams are lightly crisp at the bottom, use a skewer to flip it and cook until crispy. Repeat with the remaining batter and serve hot with chutney of your choice. Check out some of my chutney recipes.
I am sending this to 'Tried & Tasted event'.
I am also sending this to 'A for Appetizers' event by Charitha.
Thank you Krithi for trying my recipe , I'm glad that you liked it. Paniyaram looks very yummy.
ReplyDeleteO M G I have heard about kuzhi paniyaram from idli and dosa left over batter and have also prepared it but hearing of avocado paniyaram for the first time, shoul be interesting. The paniyaram looks tempting.
ReplyDeleteThey looks fabulous..
ReplyDeleteThis looks yummy....
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paniyaram looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteyummy..Very innovative and looks so spongy
ReplyDeletedelicious looking dessert
ReplyDeletelooks delicious dessert..
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That is a nice twist to the tasty south Indian snack...avocados and paniyaram looks tempting indeed.
ReplyDeletewe call it pulibongaralu.. and they are made with avacado.. how interesting :)
ReplyDeletewonderful :)
Looks soo crispy n yummm..adding avocado is such a nice twist to conventional paniyarams..
ReplyDeletenice innovative panniyaram
ReplyDeleteAvocado based paniyaram sounds awesome, delish:)
ReplyDeleteLove paniyaram and this is a delicious twist
ReplyDeletePaniyaram looks awesome....
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
ReplyDeleteSlurp I love Avocado...Delicious twist paniyaram
ReplyDeletefirst time here...nice blog u have here....i like the variation of dishes u have here...
ReplyDeletelike the avacado paniyarams too...
check out my blog when u have time!
There is event and giveaway at my blog too..hope u can participate!
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Avacado paniyarams sounds like a great idea..they have come out really perfect!
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They look so yummy and I love Avocado anyway and every way:)
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new recipe for me but love it
ReplyDeleteYeah I agree with you ayeesha is an amazing cook. Her recipe clicks are tempting enough to indulge in a great way
ReplyDeleteFirst time here so let me go through your page...
Will come back for more bites
Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi
OMG.. What a tempting recipe.. Very innovative and mouth watering recipe.. Beautiful pictures as usual.. Thanks for the delicious recipe :)
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