Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Siyaali



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Idly is a staple food that south Indians prefer and most of them would have idly as their breakfast. And for home chefs like us, its a tough task to make them in right numbers to exhaust it all for breakfast.

We would surely find lots of idlys left over sometime.
So when you face such a situation, there is a yummy recipe to convert it into a very sought after tiffen for the evening or for dinner. Thats nothing but Siyaali. :)


Siyaali


Ingredients:

Idly - 10
Onion - 2 big

Bengal gram dhall - 1 tblsp

Urad dhall - 1 tblsp

Red chilly - 3

Coriander seeds - 1 tblsp

Cumin seeds - 1/2 tsp

Asafoetida - a pinch

Turmeric powder - a pinch

Tamarind paste -1 tsp

Salt - for taste

Curry leaves
Coriander leaves



Method:
Take a tsp of oil in a pan and fry bengal gram dhall, urad dhall, red chilly, cumin seeds, asafoetida and coriander seeds till they turn golden brown. Now powder the fried ingredients coarsely and keep it aside.

Cut the idlys into square pieces of same size. In a pan take a spoon of oil and crackle mustard and curry leaves. Add finely chopped onions and saute for a while till the onions turn golden brown. Now add tamarind paste, turmeric powder and the above powdered masala and fry just for a min. Add little salt to it.(Do keep in mind that the idlys already have salt in it.) Now add the idlys and saute for few more mins mixing it well. Finally add chopped coriander leaves to it.
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Siyaali is ready to eat :)
Happy making :)

Note: Just in case you dont have time to make the masala powder, just add idly molaga podi which would taste good too. :)



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Written by: Nithya
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43 comments:

  1. looks yummy...we used to make idly upma...but your version is different...you 're using tamarind....interesting..will try this soon...thanks dearie..btw,awesome clicks!

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  2. Can I have it for my breakfast?Tempting.Hope u had a great trip.Nice to see u back.

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  3. lovely and tasty idea of using leftover idlis.Thanks for sharing.

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  4. Hey thats a lovely Recipe Nithya and it looks really yummiee!!

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  5. looks so yummy...love to have it anytime!...nice clicks!

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  6. Thanks for dropping by my blog and for your lovely comments .Nice way to use left over idlis.

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  7. More breakfast out of idli seems v interesting !

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  8. Prefect breakfast dish with left over idlis, thanks for sharing Nithya, love the name..

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  9. Looks nice....similar 2 idli upma with few changes....I rarely have left over idly's at home to think of preparing something wid it....:)

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  10. Looks delicious and so easy to make also.Nice click.

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  11. perfect breakfast dish dear!!! looks yummy:)

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  12. Simple and looks really cute . Tempting too.

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  13. It looks little similar to the bread upma, however for bread upma.., I normally add lemon juice. A great recipe, will try next time I have some left over idlis

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  14. Looks so yummy Nithya.. nice idea of using the leftover idly.

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  15. That is quick and tasty recipe for leftover idlis, Siyali is a new name, sounds great.

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  16. சியாலி ரொம்ப நல்லாயிருக்கு.பெயரும் வித்தியாசமா இருக்கு..

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  17. Looks very delicious and mouth-watering..something different:)

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  18. hi nithi .. Thats a coincidence.. me too made 2 day back thought of posting it. I always love this but never added tamarind to it.. will try next time.

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  19. Nice way to use leftover idly in a new and creative way Nitya!

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  20. Hmm, we call it idli upma. Looks tempting.

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  21. Lovely recipe Nithya...will try it next time ...Thanks for sharing :).

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  22. yummy...I use lime juice instead of tamarind...

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  23. Nice way to use the left over idli.. Looks yummy... Nice click..

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  24. 'Siyali', its new term for me..never heard it before. We just call it Tempered Idlis, but a simple recipe and as always nice presentation Nithya.

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  25. I love this version of the idly.. This is how i pefer eating idly..
    Your art and craft blog is too good too..

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  26. Yum yum. this is something we havent ever tried..but sounds delicious...Btw, wat language is name in?

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  27. The name is so new to me, the dish looks very nice and comforting too!!!

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  28. Idli is a common dish in south India and Siyaali is a nice use of it if the children are not interested to have it.

    Coming to idli I would like to mention the eating habits of some people.

    Most of them eat idli by breaking them into pieces by hand and dipping them in the sambhar or chutney others like to pour the curry onto idli and have it.

    There is a minority group that I have seen rare who mix curry in idli and make bals like rice and have it. interesting isnt it?

    So idli fans are everywhere. Might be some dont like the shape so they play rice flavours. With siyaali the people who are interested in spoon recipes will get benifits.

    I would be one among them to try Siyaali. Goos post but this time no interesting and creative decorations?

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  29. this luks really eye catchy...and gud change for usual idlis

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  30. I always make idli upma with left over idlis, but this one sounds very interesting. Bookmarked!

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  31. This sounds like the idli upma we make Nithya...looks tasty...cute presentation :)

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  32. wow my fav. looks so mouth watering yummm. missed some yummy recipes form you because of my break will check them now.....

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  33. I really liked your recipe as well as presentation skills :-)
    Do stop by at http://anjuskitchentreasures.blogspot.com/

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  34. Yummy recipe dear, nice way to use up left idilis!

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  35. Looks yummy.. I love idlys. So I will try this..
    Nithya there is an award waiting for you. Please visit my blog and collect.

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  36. What a great way to use up leftover idlis. Love this recipe, Nithya.

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  37. Mouthwatering and delicious :)) good way to useleftover idlies..

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  38. Great one Nithi... I also love the have idlis this way!! :)

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  39. wow beautiful decorations dear..you are great

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