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Kandarappam

chettinadu special kandhar appam recipe
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Ingredients

To soak

  • 1 cup raw rice
  • 3 tablespoon urad dal
  • 2 tablespoon chana dal
  • 2 tablespoon moong dal
  • 1 + 1/2 cup water

To grind

  • 1/4 teaspoon cardamom powder
  • Pinch of salt
  • Water as required
  • 1 cup jaggery
  • 1/4 cup coconut

To fry

  • enough oil

Instructions

  • Firstly add all the ingredients under “to grind” except water in a wide vessel, rinse  well
  • Furthermore add water and soak for 2 hours
  • Transfer the soaked dal and rice to a colander
  • Save water for grinding. Use soaked rice and dal for grinding
  • Transfer to the mixie jar
  • Furthermore add 1/4 cup of water, cardamom powder, a pinch of salt, and grind
  • Add little water and grind the smooth batter. Avoid adding a lot of water Else batter might turn watery after adding jaggery
  • After grinding smooth batter add jaggery and coconut and grind well
  • Consistency of batter should be like dosai maavu. Avoid thick /thin batter
  • Transfer the batter to a vessel and rest for 30 minutes
  • After 30 minutes add enough oil to deep pan and heat oil
  • When oil is hot fry the Appam on low- medium flame
  • Add a ladle full of batter. It Comes up in a few seconds
  • Avoid flipping immediately. Add oil on top of the Appam
  • Pores form on top and Appam gets fried. Flip and fry another side
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Notes

  1. Adjust jaggery according to your taste
  2. Resting Batter is optional but gives nice texture to the Appam
  3. Kadarappam stats good for  at least for 3 days at room temperature
  4. I prefer frying Kandhar appam one by one hence uses small deep pan
  5. Always fry Appam in low- medium flame
  6. Make karthigai deep vellam adai with leftover batter 
  7. Always add very little water for Appam water as jaggery make the batter watery. Appam batter should be in flowing consistency. Avoid too thick/ thin batter
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