by PadhuSankar 15 Comments
Cracked Wheat/Broken wheat is known as “samba godhumai ravai” in Tamil, “dalia” in Hindi. It is also known as Lapsi rava. It is low in calories and loaded with nutrients. It is a good source of fiber. Its high fiber content, makes you feel fuller on less food, so it can help you loose weight or even belly fat. As it has low glycemic index, it is good for diabetics also. This broken wheat adai-daliya adai with loads of vegetables makes a very tasty and delicious meal. Today we will learn how to make samba godhumai adai following this easy recipe with step wise pictures.
Samba Godhumai Rava Adai-Broken Wheat-Dalia Adai
Prep Time : 15 mins (excluding soaking time)
Cook Time : 5 mins (less than 5 mins per adai)
Yields:10 Adais
Recipe Category:Breakfast-Healthy
Recipe Cuisine:Indian
Author:Padhu Sankar
Ingredients needed
Cracked wheat (samba godhumai rava) – 1 cup
Bengal gram (kadalai paruppu) – 1/4 cup
Tur dal – 1/4 cup
Urad dal – 1/4 cup
Cumin seeds – 1 tsp
Red Chillies – 2-3
Hing – generous pinch
Ginger – 1 inch piece
Salt needed
Carrot – 1
Cabbage – 1/3 – 1/2 cup
Onion – 1/2 cup
Coriander leaves – 2 tbsp finely chopped
Curry leaves – a sprig
Oil for making adais (sesame seed oil preferable)
Preparation
Finely chop onion, cabbage and coriander leaves. Wash, peel the skin and grate carrot. Keep it aside. Peel and finely chop ginger.
Soak cracked wheat for 5 hours in 1 1/2 cups of water.
Wash and soak all the dals (tur dal (tuvaram paruppu), chana dal (kadalai paruppu), urad dal (ulutham paurppu) together for 4 hours.
Grind the dal together with red chillies, cumin, ginger, hing and salt needed. Remove it in a bowl and keep it aside. Grind soaked dalia just for a few seconds.
Mix dalia and dal batter together to get adai batter consistency.
The batter should neither be too thick nor thin. So you can adjust it by adding water accordingly. Add water only if necessary. No fermentation required.
Now add all the vegetables, curry leaves, coriander leaves to the batter and mix well. You can add even finely chopped capsicum, grated coconut, grated beetroot etc.
Heat a tawa and pour a ladle of batter in the center of the tawa and spread it using the back of the ladle in a circle.
Make 3-4 holes in the adai using a spoon. Drizzle a tsp of oil around the adai and inside the holes.
Cook covered on medium heat. Once the corners start lifting up, flip it over to the other side, drizzle another 1/2 tsp of oil and cook until done.
Remove from heat and serve hot with any chutney of your choice. Even idli podi with sesame seed oil, butter, cream (malai) and jaggery goes well with adai.
Storage – You can store the plain batter for a day in the refrigerator. So add vegetables only to needed batter. You can also grind the previous day, refrigerate it and make adai for breakfast the next day.
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Wow!!! I am going to try this!
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Mam
Yesterday i tried this recipe.sooooooo good..
Yummy ��
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Hi Padhu…
This recipe looks awesome. Can't wait to try it for family. I am sure they will want more and more. Thanks for sharing dear.Reply
- See AlsoSri Lankan Dhal Curry Recipe
Yummy
I tried it
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Hiii , nice recipe is it good for diabetic patients??
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Yes, it is good for diabetic patients in moderation.
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Very good recipe.
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Today our dinner is this adai. 🙂
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How do I pin this… Awesome receipe collection…
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You have the pin it button at the end of the post.
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Super innovation….thanks for the recipe
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Latha I marred a non sticky pan by preparing adai. Each time I prepared adai, it used to stick to it stubbornly & I used to dig up the thingy with my shovel so vehemently that the coating gave away one day. I gifted it to my maid who never turned up after that. Now we are not in talking terms.
Yesterday I saw your recipe. Today I prepared, ate & am so happy that my problem is solved once & for all. It is tasty, crispy, easy to grind & easy to make & contains high fiber. I love adai. Thank you for bringing it back to my life once again. God bless you.Reply
- Jhansi
Hi
Tried it nd came out very well. One question though we shud grind dalia fr a few seconds oly so dat it comes out crispy?
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- PadhuSankar
Not like that since dalia is soaked well, grinding for few mins is enough.
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- Punnim
Looks interesting. This is going to be my dinner today
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