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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

Ottada


Ingredients:

  • Rice flour 1 cup
  • Grated coconut 1 cup
  • Grated jaggery 1 cup
  • Salt to taste
  • Water
  • Banana leaf

Combine grated coconut and jaggery using hand and keep it aside. Mix rice flour and salt and pour required amount of boiling water into it and mix well using a spoon. After cooling down, knead it into a soft dough (like idiyappam). Take one rectangular shaped banana leaf and flatten a small portion of the dough thinly into it. Then fill 1/2 portion of the dough with the coconut mixture and fold it with the other part. This is called ada. Heat a shallow clay pot (chatti) or a thick bottom vessel well and put the ada into it. Then put any weight (another plate or chatti) on the top of this. Reduce the heat and cook it for few mins and remove the plate from the top of the ada. When the banana leaf starts to dry and the side portion of the ada turns light brown flip it and cook it well (this time, there is no need to put weight on top).


56 comments:

  1. though new to me but looks delcious

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  2. delisious...........i made this befor but not sweet one.........nice presentation

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  3. Looks so yummy and tempting... simple yet tasty dish...

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  4. We used to prepare ottada in a different method, this one looks really delicious, yumm!

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  5. aha kandittu sahikkunnillatto nice click too

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  6. perfectly done and looks so tempting !!

    Ongoing Event - CC-Roti Pachadi/Chutney

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  7. Wow!!! Tina drooling.. simply superb. My fav. I usually make this with wheat.

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  8. sho kandittu sherikkum kothi varunnu

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  9. wow!!amma endakkum..remembering that...looks perfect tina!

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  10. I am seeing this dish for the first time.. I love sweets made with jaggery...looks nice.

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  11. My fav...super aayittundu...missing this and ada as we dont get banana leaf here...

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  12. Delicious looking and wholesome preparation.

    Deepa
    Hamaree Rasoi

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  13. Ohhh this looks so lovely... it makes me missed Kerala :)

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  14. Perfectly done Tina!!! They make me drool & crave for them now :) Btw...loved ur profile pic ;)
    Prathima Rao
    Prats Corner

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  15. I am just drooling here.........
    www.savitharajsspiceland.blogspot.com

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  16. Delicious clicks. I usually steam cook. But cooking in a chatti must be giving it a nice flavor.

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  17. We make something like this called kadabu during Ganesha festival.Looks very nice.

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  18. Absolutely new and super dooper delicious :) Wish I could treat myself with your delicacies right now :) It looks so yummy :)

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  19. I've never tried this before....it looks really interesting and yummy!

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  20. delicious reminds me of a dessert we make like stringhoppers with this filling inside and steamed

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  21. Love this recipe tina. Though i have tasted manytimes, didn't think abt making it at home.

    Cheers,
    Uma

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  22. Slurp..drooling here.Its so yummy..

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  23. I have had this my neighbour's home many a times. Simply delicious and quite simple.


    Event: Let's Cook – Subzis for Rotis

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  24. drooling over here...lovely ada

    http://www.panchamrutham.blogspot.com/

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  25. Looks delciious...want to grab it from the screen :)

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  26. This is new to me, but it look so delicious !

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  27. Ottada is very new to me...looks very delicious

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  28. You cant imagine how much I love this. We call this elayappam. I have never tried making this and you have made it seem so easy! :)
    will certainly try soon..:)

    the caramel pudding down there is simply perfect!!

    scrolled down..droooled and drooled..and you made me miss home :(

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  29. We call this ela ada, and this is an all time favorite with my kids...nice clicks...

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  30. adipoli aayittundu teena....kunjuvavakku undakkiyathano:)

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  31. This is my favourite ada, when ever i am in India i ask my mom to make them. Yours look yummy too.

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  32. Love to have this even for breakfast..Nice shape..Looks so tempting

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  33. Reminds me of my grandmother. These look so good .

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  34. What a delicious looking authentic recipe! Never had it n I sooo want to taste some now :)
    US Masala

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  35. Have never had this sweet before..would love to give a try.

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  36. I am having nostalgic feeling wen i see this of home and family....Tina we all think of migrating bt leave back home our soul.I am happy here but sometimes I just miss India....hey adipoli clicks...my ammachi used to make this...and its easy as well......

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  37. Love the wonderful recipe n the great click !!!

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  38. This is one dish that I love the most.. can have it anytime of the day :) Lovely pictures

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  39. looks so delicious...this makes me homesick..

    Ramya
    http://ramyasrecipe.blogspot.com/

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  40. WOW..OTTADA KALAKKITTO.....PERFECT AAYITTU UNDAKKI..:)

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  41. Drooling heres! This's one of my favorites and our preferred sweet dish during Ramadan. Btw, we call this ela ada.. and ottada is a different dish--similar to a pancake.. :)

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  42. Ijust had this Teenu. sunday alle..samayam eduthu undaakkiiii :)

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  43. Wonderful recipe.Looks delicious, tempting and mouth watering.Gorgeous presentation.

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  44. Looks great! We make the same dish and call it Genasale :)

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  45. my mouth is watering... this is one of my fav...especially the one prepared in the clay pot... bliss!!

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