So I decided I might as well take the gift that was offered on plate. Result was I got up early this morning. First thing I did was to write down what I can do for the next three days. As promised, I searched the entries that are sent for the Kids Delight - Wholesome Breakfast and selected couple of them that I can do right away. Infact showed the entries to Konda, who was mightily pleased that her needs were the first thing to be done.
They had the perfect honeycombs and a grate taste. I simply loved it. Konda liked it a lot at the beginning seeing how it looked and even the initial taste. but when it got little cold, she was able to taste the ragi, which she said was tasting different. Maybe this requires acquired taste. But still I know kids will love this. Thank you Champa.
Preparation Time : 5 mins
Cooking Time : 10 mins
Makes : 6 paniyarams
Ragi Flour / Finger Millet flour - 1/4 cup
Wheat flour - 1/4 cup
Sugar - 1/4 cup or less
Banana - half of a big one
Milk - 1/4 cup
Cardamom a pinch
Cooking Soda a pinch
Oil for cooking
Special Utensils - Paniyaram pan / Aebleskiver Pan
Mix the dry flours separately along with the cardamom powder and Cooking soda.
In a bowl, mash the banana well. Add hot milk. Ensure there are no lumps. Then add the sugar and mix again.
Then add the flour and mix well. Meanwhile have the pan on stove, so that it is hot when the batter is ready.
When you are done mixing all the flour into the banana mix, try beating it with spoon or fork as this process will let air into the batter.
When the pan is hot, sprinkle drops of oil over it. With a spoon, pour the batter into the moulds. Sprinkle oil drops over the top and cover with the lid.
Beating will enable the air going into get the paniyaram bowl out.
Adjust the sugar based on how sweet the banana is. This can also be served with milk.
deepti says
It is tempting not only for the kids, myself too 🙂
Thanks4 sharing this gr8 recipe..
homecooked says
Wow...this looks super yummy! This is a sure fire hit with kids as well as adults 🙂
Nithya says
Something so new and healthy.. 🙂
BangaloreBaker says
Srivalli, thanks for trying it.
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simplyfood says
Yummy and healthy.Where is the voting link??
Happy Cook says
I dodn't have this pan here, but in the cooking shop i have seen something similar, here they use it for making a swedish dessert, maybe i should buy a pan.
Asha says
So new and looks great too. I ran out of Ragi flour, don't know when I go to Indian store next.
AdukalaVishesham says
very healthy breakfast option.. we make the same with rice flour...
Srivalli says
Thank you everybody!..This was really so good, so do try it out