Oats Adai Or Oats And Lentils Pancake
About Oats Adai Or Oats And Lentils Pancake
Oats adai is a nutritious breakfast dish made with oats. Oats is rich in proteins and fibre and so makes up for a healthy breakfast recipe. Traditionally, adai is prepared with rice and lentils. But in this recipe, rice is replaced by oats and hence can be had even by people who are diabetic and by people who want to lose weight. Oats adai is best served with coconut chutney, jaggery or pickle. You can also add vegetables like grated carrot, finely chopped green capsicum or beans to the batter and make adais. Try this oats adai for a more healthy, tasty and filling breakfast.
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Recipe Time & More
Ingredients
- 1 cup Oats
- 1/4 cup Chana Dal (or bengalgram â)
- 1/4 cup Yellow Moong Dal (â)
- 1/4 cup Yellow Moong Dal (â)
- 1 tbsp Urad Dal (â)
- 2 Onion (chopped finely â sized)
- 5 Red Chillies (whole â)
- 1 inch Ginger (â)
- 10-12 leaves Curry
- 1 pinch Asafoetida
- 2 leaves Coriander (chopped â)
- 1-2 tsp Salt (or as per taste)
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Instructions
- Grind the oats to a fine powder and keep it aside. Wash and soak the dals (chana dal, tur dal, moong dal and urad dal) for an hour. Drain the water and grind the dals along with red chillies, asafoetida, curry leaves, ginger to a coarse paste.
- In a mixing bowl, add the ground dal paste, powdered oats, turmeric powder and chopped onions. Add water and bring to a medium batter consistency. Add chopped coriander leaves and salt and mix well. Rest this batter for an hour.
- Heat a dosa tawa or griddle on a medium flame. Smear oil and spread one ladleful of this batter to a thick circular shape. Make a hole in the centre of the adai. Pour oil on the sides and in the centre.
- Once cooked, flip on the other side and cook till it is crisp and golden brown in colour. Serve oats dosa with jaggery or coconut chutney or any chutney of your choice.
- NOTES/TIPS Serve oats adais immediately as it tastes good when it is hot or just warm. You can also make the adais little thinner and crisper. But traditionally adais are prepared little thick. Both the ways, it tastes good.
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Such a great recipe! Can’t wait to try it.
This is awesome! Can’t wait to cook it.
This looks so good! Appreciate the share.
Tempting, this Sunday’s breakfast would be Oats Adai 🙂
This is wonderful! Can’t wait to taste it.