The batter is not fried so it's a pretty healthy dish too.
Preparation Time: 10 minutes
Batter Soaking & Fermentation Time: 8 hours
Cook Time: 7-8 minutes per batch
Serves : 5-6
Ingredients:
For Batter:
Minappappu/Urad Dal : 1 cup
Parboiled Rice : 2 cups
For Pongadalu:
Batter : All of the fermented batter
Green Chilies: 10-12 chopped
Ginger: 3" piece chopped finely
Jeera/Cumin Seeds: 1 teaspoon
Salt to taste
Method:
Wash and soak rice and dal with double the water in a large bowl for at least 4 hours.
Grind them into a fine paste adding water as needed like dosa batter. The batter should be smooth but still thick.
Let it ferment for 4-5 hours.
Take out the batter, mix all the ingredients listed for Pongadalu and mix well. Add 1/4 cup of water if needed.
Take the Pongadalu pan, put a drop of oil in each one. Put the pan on top of the stove, add the batter to the pan.
Close lid and cook for 4 minutes. Take the lid off and turn the Pongadalu. Cook for 3-4 minutes.
Serve hot with mango pickle or coconut chutney.
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Yum.. Looks like the paniyaarams. Not fried is always good. Happy Ugadi.
ReplyDeleteThanks Srividhya, Happy Ugadi to all of you too:)
DeleteI can have this cuties anytime without any fuss, my all time favourite. Serve me with spicy chutney i can have it anytime;
ReplyDeleteGuntaponganalu with Mamidikaya pacchadi ,always yum!!
ReplyDeleteGuntaponganalu has been an all time favorite dish. Lovely choice foe 'G'.
ReplyDeleteThats same as paniyaram. Oh yum!!
ReplyDeleteGreat breakfast and an evening snack. Yum!!
ReplyDeleteI love Paniyarams in all forms and yours look superb!! Loved them :)
ReplyDeleteI love Paniyarams in all forms and yours look superb!! Loved them :)
ReplyDeleteLovely paniyaram. My fav..
ReplyDeletewhat a wondeful recipe..absolutely guilt free.
ReplyDeleteI love these even for lunch boxes. My boys love to eat these for lunch. lovely recipe :)
ReplyDeleteI love these for breakfast..very nicely done..
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and delicious looking paniyarams.
ReplyDeleteLove these soft & fluffy ponganalu.
ReplyDeleteLove these. Never had these with mango chutney.
ReplyDeleteI generally use the left over dosa batter.. These are so yummy.. :)
ReplyDeleteI too use leftover idli / dosa batter n fill it with spices / veggies ...
ReplyDeleteLovely dish
Nice and healthy option for breakfast or as a snack
ReplyDeleteso soft and fluffy - must be delicious
ReplyDeleteWE make something similar too! Non fried snacks are always welcome!!
ReplyDeleteYummy snack , anytime. I make these during weekday's for my kiddo's evening snack!
ReplyDeleteLooks very similar to paniyarams. Good one...
ReplyDeleteLove the step by step presentation. Delicious snack
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