
Time and servings
Time and servings
Ingredients
- 1 cup idli rice
- ¼ cup poha / flattened rice / avalakki (thick)
- 1 cup coconut (grated)
- 1 tbsp sugar
- 1 tsp yeast
- ½ tsp salt
Instructions
- firstly, in a large bowl take 1 cup idli rice. you can alternatively use any raw rice.
- also add ¼ cup poha and soak for 4-5 hours.
- now transfer the soaked rice and poha into the blender.
- additionally, add 1 cup coconut.
- blend to smooth batter adding water as required.
- now add 1 tbsp sugar and 1 tsp dry yeast. refer the packaging instruction to activate yeast.
- mix well making sure everything is combined well.
- cover and ferment the batter for 8 hours.
- now mix the batter gently, make sure the batter is flowing consistency.
- further, add ½ tsp salt and mix well.
- also, heat the griddle and pour a ladleful of batter.
- spread out in a circular motion slightly thick than regular masala dosa.
- cover and roast the dosa to a golden brown from the bottom and completely cooked from the top in presence of steam.
- finally, enjoy vellayappam with chutney and veg stew.
Step-by-step
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firstly, in a large bowl take 1 cup idli rice. you can alternatively use any raw rice.

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also add ¼ cup poha and soak for 4-5 hours.

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now transfer the soaked rice and poha into the blender.

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additionally, add 1 cup coconut.

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blend to smooth batter adding water as required.

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now add 1 tbsp sugar and 1 tsp dry yeast. refer the packaging instruction to activate yeast.

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mix well making sure everything is combined well.

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cover and ferment the batter for 8 hours.

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now mix the batter gently, make sure the batter is flowing consistency.

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further, add ½ tsp salt and mix well.

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also, heat the griddle and pour a ladleful of batter.

12
spread out in a circular motion slightly thick than regular masala dosa.

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cover and roast the dosa to a golden brown from the bottom and completely cooked from the top in presence of steam.

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Notes
- firstly, you can use idli rice or any variety of raw rice.
- also, use good quality dry yeast or toddy to ferment the batter.
- further, instead of poha you can use cooked rice while grinding the batter.
- finally, vellayappam recipe tastes great when prepared slightly thick.
Original recipe by Hebbar’s Kitchen: https://hebbarskitchen.com/vellayappam-recipe-kerala-style-kalappam/
