Rice flour -an essential ingredient for any Indian cooking,being rice the staple food.Rice flour can be prepared with raw or boiled rice.Making of rice flour is not only easy,but it can surely bring freshness to the snack.
Most of the Indian snack like seedai,kara sev,oma podi,murukku,bread pakora,bonda,poorna kolukattai needs rice flour.Where as breakfast items like rava dosa,idiyappam, puttu are also made with rice flour.Coarse rice flour(rice rava can be prepared in a jiffy compared to the rice flour) is used for rice upma or modhagam .The method of preparation is same.Now a days rice flour is used in making bread and cakes as well.Isn't it interesting ?
Tips to make your rice flour better:
If you have rice grinder or coffee grinder this will help making rice flour at home without an Indian mixer.FYI: Making rice flour for chettinad idiyappam is with boiled rice.This same procedure is followed except those rice require flour mill for sure.Let see how i prepared rice flour.
Cuisine: Indian Category:How to Yields:3 cups Prep time:6 hours Cook time:nil Total Time:6 hours
Ingredients:
Most of the Indian snack like seedai,kara sev,oma podi,murukku,bread pakora,bonda,poorna kolukattai needs rice flour.Where as breakfast items like rava dosa,idiyappam, puttu are also made with rice flour.Coarse rice flour(rice rava can be prepared in a jiffy compared to the rice flour) is used for rice upma or modhagam .The method of preparation is same.Now a days rice flour is used in making bread and cakes as well.Isn't it interesting ?
Tips to make your rice flour better:
- Making of rice flour is easy in your Indian mixer,if you need less quantity.
- If you want in bulk, use nearby flour mill.
- Prepare fresh rice flour, roast it until the flour is hot to prevent any spoilage.
- Dry the rice flour in shade until it is non-sticky.This may take 4-5 hours.
- Draining the water completely will help drying faster.
- Soaking the rice 2-3 hours will also help grind faster.
- Try to stop the mixer inbetween to avoid lumps or rice sticking to the sides.
If you have rice grinder or coffee grinder this will help making rice flour at home without an Indian mixer.FYI: Making rice flour for chettinad idiyappam is with boiled rice.This same procedure is followed except those rice require flour mill for sure.Let see how i prepared rice flour.
How To Make Rice Flour
Cuisine: Indian Category:How to Yields:3 cups Prep time:6 hours Cook time:nil Total Time:6 hours
Ingredients:
- Raw rice - 1 1/2 cups
Method:
- Soak rice in water for 2 hours after washing it.
- Drain the water and spread the rice as a slingle layer on a cloth or newspaper.This step is to remove excess moisture in the rice.
- When the rice is non sticky and lost most of its moisture, its ready for a grind.
- Grind it fine and sieve in thin sieve.Repeat this process for the entire batch.
- When you want to store the rice flour for sometime,dry roast until warm and store in airtight container.
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ReplyDeleteThanks kushi
DeleteHome made is always best. ...was wondering how is boiled rice grounded to flour for chettinad idiyappam. ....boiled rice becomes paste when grinded.
ReplyDeleteI haven't done it nushrath,Mom told me so.How will the boiled rice becomes paste?it has to become flour right ?You have to dry the rice after draining the water
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