Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Oats - Dalia Idli / Oats - Broken Wheat Idli

Idli is a common breakfast for all South Indians. There are many types of idli's such as rice idli, quick rava idli, ragi idli and much more. I decided to make this wonderful and nutritious version of idli for my son today. Broken wheat is a wheat product made from whole raw wheat kernels which are crushed or cut into smaller pieces. Wheat is always healthier as compared to rice. It is also a good source of iron, magnesium and phosphorus. On the other hand, oats is considered to be good at heart, since it helps in reducing cholesterol. It has high soluble fiber than any other grains. Oats are rich in iron, magnesium and proteins. These idli's are very good for diabetic people as they are advised to have as little rice as possible.This is one idli I enjoy making and eating the most. These idli's are really yummy, simple and quick to make. Very healthy for kids especially for those kids who run away from roti's and paratha's. Perfect for kid's lunch box.

Ingredients:-
  • ½ cup oats
  • ½ cup dalia (broken wheat)
  • ½ cup whole urad dal (black gram dal) 
  • 1 tsp salt
Method:-
  • Dry roast oats and grind to a fine powder.
  • Soak dalia and urad dal separately for ½ an hour.
  • Grind urad dal to a very fine paste adding as little water as required. 
  • Strain the dalia well and grind it along with urad dal.
  • In a vessel, mix ground dal and dalia batter along with oats pdr and salt.
  • Mix well and keep aside to ferment for 3-4 hours.
  • Lightly grease the idli plates with oil.
  • Pour the ladleful batter in each plate and cook without weight for 8-10 minutes.
  • Remove idli's and keep aside to cool.
  • Serve hot with chutney of your choice.
Notes:-
  • You may add in grated carrots, finely chopped onions or green chillies just before putting the idlis in the plates.
  • You may also temper idli's with mustard seeds, peppercorns and curry leaves if you like.
  • You may make plain broken wheat idli's or plain oats idli's the same way. Just add 1 cup of oats or dalia instead of half.
Happy Cooking!!

78 comments:

  1. Healthy idlis. Looks delicious.

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  2. Healthy idli...........Like this.......

    x❤x❤
    http://indianveggiesbhojan.blogspot.in/

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  3. It look so yummy!!!


    www.plogstyle.com

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  4. I so wanted to try this. Thanx for the recipe Nilu :)

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    1. Thanks soo much Megha.. Do try it.. You will love it.. It's quite simple too :-)

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  5. aah...i have bookmarked this recipes, Nilu...have got a pack of broken wheat staying unused..hopefully, want to try this out. thanks a bunch for sharing this healthy post...rgds... :)

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    1. Thanks soo much Sona.. Do try it out.. You will love it dear :-)

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  6. A healhy idli.... lovely recipe. Thanks 4 sharing! :)

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  7. such a healthy idli recipe that is. always add oats to my idli but adding dalia is a really good idea.

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  8. Agreed, healthier and plenty of nutrients. Actually this idli can be eaten anytime of the day for its delicious simple taste.

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  9. I think they make a full, healthy & delicious breakfast Nilu. They have very nice shape also!!!

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  10. Idlis are the best food to start a day... Very soft looking idli..

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  11. Broken wheat is believed to have lots of fibre in it.. You included even oats and made this super healthy n nutritious! :) Lovely nilu

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  12. I like it
    yummy recipe
    i wait you on my blog
    http://tr3ndygirl.com

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  13. This is a great healthy idea!! Thanks for sharing...

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  14. this is a very healthy version for idlis....look so delicious!

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  15. wow...loved the receipe...thanks for sharing nilu

    my recent one :http://www.indianbeautyforever.com/2013/08/recent-mac-and-sleek-blush-haul.html

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  16. very healthy idlis. looks delicious.

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  17. oats idli's have turned out very well..its a healthy treat..

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  18. Wonderful idli!!!! Love this version. Bookmarked! Please bring it to my dinner party:

    http://www.thelady8home.com/2013/08/23/weekend-gala-dinner-extravaganza/

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    1. Thanks soo much Minnie.. Thanks for inviting.. Have linked a recipe to your event.. Have a great day dear :-)

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  19. very very delicious and healthy idlis :) looks so so soft dear :)

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  20. Idly itself is healthy you made it double healthy yumm.

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  21. Wow it looks delicious and healthy! I love Idlis but never made it myself <3

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    1. Thanks a lot Rakhshanda.. Do try these easy and simple to make idli's dear :-)

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  22. You Have Such Unique Recipes!!

    I Love Idlis!

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  23. Wat a healthy and fibre rich idli..A prefect steamed cakes to start a day..

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  24. One more healthy combo of Idli.. Perfectly made dear..

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  25. Very nutritious, perfectly made idlis.

    today's post:
    http://sanolisrecipies.blogspot.in/2013/08/paasi-paruppu-payasam-payatham-paruppu.html

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  26. they look great. i have reading a lot about oats idlis recently haven't given it a try yet. Your post totally inspires me to try soon
    http://goodeatstostyle.blogspot.com/

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  27. Though i make many dishes , i don't experiment much with ildis and make it in out traditional style but your combination of oats and wheat looks perfect to try

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  28. healthy & super nutritious idli.........looks yummmmy.
    shobha
    www.shobhapink.blogspot.in

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  29. As we all know Idli is good for health but you have made it even more healthier Nilu... Thank you for linking it

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  30. Very healthy and yum ! I'm trying this out :)

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  31. I'll never turn down an idli - love them. Your looks terrific - thanks so much.

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  32. Hi, Nilu! I love idli. I had no idea that it could be also made from oats. How interesting!

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  33. Healthy & tasty idlis.. Looks big & tasty !

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  34. cannot get more healthier!!! wow.... thanks for linking this to my event..

    Sowmya

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    1. Thanks a lot Sowmya ... Glad you liked it dear :-)

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  35. I think this is one of the healthiest idly recipe for kids and adults. Going to give try :)

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    1. Thanks a lot Dhanish.. How are you and your daughter felling now.. Glad to see u back dear.. Hugsxx

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