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Delicious traditional Kerala sweet fritters made with rice, jaggery, and coconut, served as a popula.

Unni appam?

If you want an instant appam for Karthigai Deepam / Krishna Jayanthi / Ganesh Chaturthi this Sweet Arisi maavu appam is perfect. soft and spongy inside and crispy outside appam is super easy to make and tastes delicious.

WHEN IT IS PREPARED?

Traditionally appam recipes are prepared during karthigai deepam.  Jaggery-based sweet is a popular after-school snack for kids. You can also prepare this for dinner parties, get-togethers, etc. This Kerala-style appam is super tasty.

should I soak rice?

Traditionally rice is soaked but this rice flour version is comparatively faster. No compromise in taste and texture

Jaggery water

most of the time jaggery contains impurities so I prefer preparing jaggery water; filtering then using it for nei appam. avoid string consistency.

can I use sugar?

Just replace sugar with jaggery and follow the rest

Delicious traditional Kerala sweet fritters made with rice, jaggery, and coconut, served as a popula.

CAN I REDUCE JAGGERY?

You can adjust according to your taste

Can i skip banana?

Banana gives perfect taste and texture. I would highly recommend it.

can I skip grinding the banana?

Always grind banana. Smashing it might affect the appam texture 

tips to grind

Grind only after jaggery is cool. Keeping the banana in the fridge for a few hours before grinding helps prevent the batter from turning hot. Avoid grinding for a long time. If the batter turns hot, the appam might turn chewy/rubbery.

CAN I SKIP RESTING THE BATTER?

Resting sweet appam batter is a must for soft and spongy. It gives the best texture and taste.

SHOULD I USE BAKING SODA FOR THE SOFT sweet rava APPAM RECIPE?

I didn’t use baking soda but my Appam turned pillow-soft with crispy edges. If you follow the recipe with tips & tricks, baking soda is not required.

Unniyappam, also known as Neyyappam, is a popular Kerala sweet snack made from rice, jaggery, and co.

 

CAN I deep fry instant APPAM?

Yes, you can deep fry in oil or ghee. I prefer using panniyaram pan and use ghee + coconut oil. You can try in just ghee

Can I rest the batter for additional time?

you can rest the batter for up to 8 hours at room temperature. 2 days in the fridge.

KARTHIGAI DEEPAM RECIPE

INDIAN SWEET RECIPES

JAGGERY BASED RECIPES

Delicious traditional Kerala sweet fritters made with rice, jaggery, and coconut, served as a popula.

Ingredients 

jagger water

1/2 cup jaggery, tightly pressed

1/4 cup water

Appam batter

1/2 cup banana, chill

1 cardamom

1/2 cup rice flour

roast

1 tsp ghee

1/2 tsp sesame seeds

1 tbsp coconut

Shallow fry

Coconut oil

ghee

Authentic Kerala sweet fritters made with rice, jaggery, and coconut, deep-fried to golden perfectio.

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jaggery water

  • Add powdered jaggery and hot water; soak or  boil  till jaggery melts

Appam batter

  • Grind chill banana and cardamom

Unniyappam batter being prepared in a mixer for Kerala sweet snack.

Delicious Kerala unniyappam batter being mixed in a stainless steel bowl.

  • Add rice flour, and filtered jaggery water; grind again

Straining jaggery water for Kerala unniyappam preparation.

Bowl of rice flour for making Kerala unniyappam, a traditional South Indian sweet snack.

Unniyappam being poured into a bowl, showcasing the rich, golden-brown texture of this popular Keral.

roast

  • add ghee and roast coconut golden brown

Preparing traditional Kerala unniyappam batter in a black skillet.

Sautéing chopped coconut for Kerala unniyappam recipe in a skillet.

Delicious traditional Kerala sweet snack being fried in hot oil.

  • furthermore, add sesame seeds; mix well and transfer

Close-up of frying unniyappam batter in a black skillet with sesame seeds.

Delicious Kerala unniyappam served with rich, sweet coconut sauce and garnished with chopped nuts. P.

  • Mix and rest 

Traditional Kerala unniyappam served with rich, sweet jaggery sauce.

Shallow fry

  • Add ghee and Heat the kuzhi panniyaram pan on medium flame. When the pan is hot take a little batter in a small ladle or spoon and add each hole

Pouring coconut oil into unniyappam molds for frying Kerala sweet snacks.

Traditional Kerala unniyappam being fried in ghee in a special mold.

Authentic unniyappam, a popular Kerala snack made with rice, jaggery, and coconut, fried to golden p.

  • Drizzle ghee and cook, After one side is cooked well, turn the appam and cook the other side
  • Flip carefully and cook until it is done. Prick the appam and check if the appam is done
  • Carefully take the appam and drain the ghee

Freshly fried unniyappam in hot oil, crispy and golden brown.

Delicious traditional Kerala sweet fritters made with rice, jaggery, and coconut, deep-fried to perf.

Delicious traditional Kerala sweet fritters made with rice, jaggery, and coconut, served as a popula.

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Ingredients

jagger water

  • 1/2 cup jaggery tightly pressed
  • 1/4 cup water

Appam batter

  • 1/2 cup banana chill
  • 1 cardamom
  • 1/2 cup rice flour

roast

  • 1 tsp ghee
  • 1/2 tsp sesame seeds
  • 1 tbsp coconut

Shallow fry

  • Coconut oil
  • ghee

Instructions

jaggery water

  • Add powdered jaggery and hot water; soak or  boil  till jaggery melts

Appam batter

  • Grind chill banana and cardamom
  • Add rice flour, and filtered jaggery water; grind again

roast

  • add ghee and roast coconut golden brown
  • furthermore, add sesame seeds; mix well and transfer
  • Mix and rest

Shallow fry

  • Add ghee and Heat the kuzhi panniyaram pan on medium flame. When the pan is hot take a little batter in a small ladle or spoon and add each hole
  • Drizzle ghee and cook, After one side is cooked well, turn the appam and cook the other side
  • Flip carefully and cook until it is done. Prick the appam and check if the appam is done
  • Carefully take the appam and drain the ghee

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Crispy Kerala unniyappam served on a decorative gold plate, traditional South Indian sweet snack.

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