Showing posts with label Soy Flour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soy Flour. Show all posts

Instant Soya Uthappam


I was searching on the internet for some breakfast recipes using soy flour and came across this protein packed uthappam here


For Day 3 of BM # 16, try these uthappams for breakfast and get addicted to them just as we did!!


Ingredients - 


Soy Flour 2 cups
Semolina / Rava / Sooji 1 cup
Carrots grated, 1/2 cup
Onions, finely chopped 1/2 cup
Tomatoes chopped 1/2 cup
Ginger grated 1 tsp
Green chillies finely chopped 2-3 or as per taste
Salt as needed
Coriander leaves chopped as needed
Cumin Seeds 1 tsp
Asafoetida 1/4 tsp
ENO fruit salt 1/2 tsp (Optional)
Oil to spray as needed
Water as needed to make a thick batter


* Instead of Soy flour, soy beans can be soaked over night and ground into a batter and used here. 
Also some might want to extract just the soy milk from the above process and use it instead of the ground soy batter. But then they wouldn't be Instant anymore, right?


Instant Soya Uthappam


Method Of Preparation -


In a bowl, mix soy flour, sooji and add sufficient water to make a thick batter and set aside.


Meanwhile get the vegetables ready and add them to the batter. Also mix in the green chillies, ginger, coriander leaves, cumin seeds, asafoetida and salt.


Sprinkle the fruit salt now if using. Add more water to get the batter to a spreadable consistency.


Pour ladleful of batter on a heated griddle/tawa and spread into a thin circle. Spray oil on the edges and let it cook.


Flip the uthappam to cook on the other side as well.


Continue with the rest of the batter to make as many as needed. The leftover batter stays good for a couple days in the refrigerator.


Serve hot with a chutney of your choice. I served it with Onion Chutney and Green Apple Pickle.


Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing BM#16 .


Preparation Time 30 min 
Makes 15-16

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One evening, when I looked at the contents of my pantry, I found so many flours which have not been used very often. When I was searching for recipes using these flours, my cousin who has a diabetic at home, suggested that I make rotis with all the mixed flours which she apparently makes at home. Thats when I decided to give it a shot. I observed that these rotis were soft when warm but they were not so great for the next day. Also because of the presence of so many flours, we were full very soon and a good meal for a diabetic for sure!! Feel free to add or remove any flour(s) for a different taste and texture. I think limiting the number of flours to 3-4 varieties would be a good balance.


Multi Grain Roti


Ingredients - 



1 cup = 250 ml
Calories
Protein
Fiber
Carbohydrate
Wheat Flour
440
12
3
78
Ragi Flour
51.25
1.125
0.5875
10
Barley Flour
63.875
1.9425
1.8625
13.75
Amaranth Flour
45
1.5
0.75
7.5
Bajra Flour
90.625
2.5
1.875
18.75
Jowar Flour
60
2
1.5
12.5
Besan
44.5
2.575
1.2375
6.65
Soy Flour
46
3.5
1
3.5
Flax Seed Powder
55
28
8
28
Total (12 rotis)
896.25
55.1425
19.8125
178.65
Each Roti
74.69
4.60
1.65
14.89
*Approximate values


Kasoori Methi 1 Tbsp
Salt to taste
Water as needed to knead a stiff dough

Method Of Preparation - 


In a mixing bowl, add all the ingredients and knead well adding warm water as needed to knead a stiff dough. 

Cover the dough for about 10-15 min.

Make about 12 equal portions of the dough, roll out rotis. Generously use flour for dusting while rolling out the rotis. 

On a hot tawa, gently place the roti after dusting off the extra four. After small bubbles appear, flip on to the other side and after a few seconds, I put it on a perforated phulka stand and put it on the flame. The roti then puffs out (if properly rolled out!) like a ball. Then remove it from the phulka stand and store it in an insulated container. Continue for the rest of the dough.
Multi Grain Roti

If the phulka stand is not available, the roti can be puffed by gently pressing with a clean kitchen towel on the sides of the roti too. Or if you have a gas stove, then it can be directly puffed on the flame (but have to be cautious).

Serve warm with any curry and enjoy ! 


List of Marathoners - 
Diabetes Diet/Management: SrivalliChampaMePJ
Kid Friendly Recipes: KalyaniShylajaVeena
Seven Days of Soup:UshaSowmya
30 Minutes Meals: Priya Suresh 
Seven days of Cakes:  Anusha



If you have missed any of the previous days of the current edition of Blogging Marathon here they are -
 Day 1 - Diabetes and Diet
 Day 2 - Diabetes and Fenugreek
 Day 3- Vegetarian Chilli 




Preparation Time 35 min 
Makes 12

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Check out the side bar to get updates from Tamalapaku via your email. I had a packet of soy flour in my pantry and was planning to use a little soy flour in the Chapati flour. That was when I saw this post at Trendyrelish. I thought I could keep this recipe handy so I could make Soya-Wheat Dosa for breakfast someday. I used the same proportions as was indicated in the original recipe but omitted the seasoning spices as I wanted my kids to have a taste of these delicious and nutritious dosas. To my delight, the kids willingly ate the dosas without any complaints (that itself is a big compliment!!). Here is how I adapted the recipe.



Ingredients


Soy Flour 1 cup
Wheat Flour 1 cup
Sooji / Semolina / Bombay Rava 1 cup
Salt as per taste
Jeera coarsely powdered 1 tsp
Curd/Yogurt 1 cup
Water as required
Oil to spray when cooking the Dosas (Optional)


Method Of Preparation - 


Mix all the ingredients in a mixing bowl except the oil to the desired consistency adding more water if necessary. Make sure there are no lumps. Set it aside for 5 min or so.


On a hot Tava/Pan pour ladleful of batter and spread it into a thin circle. Spray oil if desired. Flip it as soon as the edges rise a little and cook on the other side too. 


Continue with the rest of the batter and the remaining batter can be stored in the refrigerator for further use.


Linking these Dosas to Aipi and Priya Mitharwal's 'Bookmarked Event' and also to  'Anyone Can Cookhosted by Umm Mymoonah.


Preparation Time 20 min
Makes approx 15-18 dosas

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