sabudana idli recipe | sabakki idli recipe | sago idli recipe | javvarisi idli recipe with detailed photo and video recipe. sabudana idli recipe is healthy breakfast recipe.
my weekends always start with the fresh aroma of steamed idlis. previously, i use to always prepare authentic idli with rice and urad dal. but now i look for variety in my daily breakfast recipes. sabudana idli recipe is one of those. sabakki idli does not follow the conventional idli recipe. yet delivers the same amazing taste of idli. plus, the advantage of sago idli is, in each bite you would get the spongy taste of sabudana which will enhance your idli taste.
sago idlis are the healthiest idli out of all the instant idlis. it has a significant advantage to bone and muscles as it is rich in vitamin d. it is also good for hypertension patients as it lowers the blood pressure. furthermore, it is good source of carbohydrates hence it helps to increase weight and improves the digestion. therefore, dishes of sabudana are served during fasting and other religious events in india.
i have shared several other variety of idli recipes. check out my bread idli, idli with idli rava, instant poha idli, stuffed idli, oats idli, rava idli. if you are looking for traditional idli recipes then you must check kotte kadubu, idli with cooked rice and mini idli recipes. i usually have idlis with idli sambar and coconut chutney.
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Ingredients
- ½ cup sabudana / sago / javvarisi / sabbakki
- 1 cup idli rava / rice rava
- 2 cups curd / yogurt, fresh / sour
- 1-2 cup water, add as required
- salt to taste
- ¼ tsp baking soda, optional
- 16 cashews, whole / half
- oil to grease idli moulds
Instructions
- firstly, in a large mixing bowl take sabudana.
- furthermore add 1 cup of idli rava. rinse them well, if they are not clean.
- also add 2 cups of sour curd.
- add around 1 cup of water and mix well.
- keep the batter to rest and ferment overnight or atleast 8 hours.
- mix the batter well. do not mash as the pearls of sabudana may break.
- furthermore, add ¼-½ cup water as required to adjust the consistency of idli batter.
- also add some salt to taste.
- just before steaming add a pinch of baking soda and mix well till it turns frothy.
- brush the plates with oil
- also place cashew in the mould.
- and pour the batter immediately into the idli plate. do not rest the batter.
- steam it for 8-10 mins on medium flame. allow it to rest for 5 mins then unmould.
- finally,serve hot with any chutney of your choice.
javvarisi idli recipe| sabakki idli recipe | sago idli recipe |sabudana idli step by step photo recipe:
- firstly, in a large mixing bowl take ½ cup sabudana / sago / javvarisi / sabbakki. wash them if they are not clean
- next, add 1 cup of idli rava. rinse them well, if they are not clean.
- furthermore, add 2 cups of sour curd. optionally you can use fresh curd, however, overnight fermentation will help curd to turn sour.
- depending on the curd thickness you may have to add some water to make batter watery. make the batter slightly thin as the sago and rava will absorb water during fermentation. add around 1 cup of water if you are using thick curd.
- keep the batter to rest and ferment overnight or atleast 8 hours. during this time, sago will soak well and turn to nice pearls.
- mix the batter well. do not mash as the pearls of sabudana may break.
- now add ¼-½ cup water as required to adjust the consistency of idli batter.
- add some salt to taste.
- just before steaming add a pinch of baking soda and mix well till it turns frothy.
- brush the plates with oil
- also place cashew in the mould.
- and pour the batter immediately into the idli plate. do not rest the batter.
- furthermore, steam it for 8-10 mins on medium flame. allow it to rest for 5 mins then unmould.
- finally, serve hot with any chutney of your choice.
notes:
- firstly, instead of curd you can also use buttermilk.
- furthermore, to make it more tasty, add fresh coconut to batter before steaming.
- you can optionally, add tempering of mustard seeds and green chilli to make it slightly spicy.
- additionally, add grated carrot and coriander leaves to make it more nutritious.
- be generous while adding curd, else the idli will not taste great.
- also make sure to soak the sabudana for atleast 8 hours with enough curd and water.
Hi,
Which type of Sabu Dana to use?? Small or large
i normally use large one
Plz let me know the butter milk
sure will try to post it,
I am a big fan of your videos where you present the recipe in a unique way.
I do not see any information about you in this website. We are very much interested to see the face of the lovely hands that are cooking. Please write about yourself.
Today I have soaked the sabudana for making idlis tomorrow. I shall comment again after I am done with the idlis.
thanks a lot 🙂 My name is Archana and I am basically from Udupi, but living in Australia. I am bit shy to write down about myself. I hope your idli has turned as per your expectation
Omg, big fan of your recipes and dishes. I give my wife break from her cooking by serving her ‘treats’ from your website.
I am from Australia too. What part are you from?
Hey Raj, Thanks a lot. I live in Canberra
love your recipes, especially the instant breakfast recipes. They have added to my variety in breakfast. Thanks for the great ideas.
Thanks a lot 🙂 Its so motivating to receive feedbacks..
If I want to make for fast then instead of rawa can I used sama ka chawal
honestly, i have not tried with sama ka chawal. it should be ok i guess.
I love your videos, your idea to show everything with a top view is great. Recipies are very clear.
thanks a lot for those wonderful comments. i really appreciate it.
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