Rava Puttu, a delicious breakfast or evening snack made with semolina and grated coconut.I never heard about this puttu until i had it in my friend's home.
Two years back, I wasn't able to attend my close friend's marriage, so later we planned to visit her in her MIL's place at a village nearby Mayiladuthurai. Her MIL prepared a delicious and wide spread of food for our dinner. In that menu, this rava puttu was also included.
My friend knew that I like puttu a lot and I might casually mention it to her during our hostel stay. So she insisted her MIL to prepare some puttu along with the menu.
Later when we were talking over the phone, I got the recipe from my friend and prepared it very often with various combinations like with kadala curry, appalam & banana.
Though it tastes good with other combinations, my all time favorite is with simple ghee & sugar. If you have tried this recipe before, do give it a try!
Procedure
That's it, Yummy Rava Puttu is ready.
Rava/Sooji Puttu
Preparation Time : 10 mins | Cooking Time : 20 mins | Serves : 2
Recipe Category: Breakfast | Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Recipe Category: Breakfast | Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Ingredients
Semolina/Sooji/Rava - 1 cup
Salt - 1/4 tsp
Water - as need
Grated Coconut - 1/3 cup
Semolina/Sooji/Rava - 1 cup
Salt - 1/4 tsp
Water - as need
Grated Coconut - 1/3 cup
Heat a pan, add rava and dry roast it till the nice aroma comes from it , by the time it slightly changes its color too. Remove from the heat and allow to cool completely.
Add salt into the rava & mix it well. Then add little by little water into rava and mix it with your hands until the rava is moist well.
Take a handful of rava and press it with your fist, it should hold the shape,then press it with your thumb,it should crumble, that's the correct stage of rava.
Take the puttu maker and add the grated coconut and then add rava, repeat the same and finish off with coconut.
Related: How to make Ragi Puttu
Notes:
- For me, it takes around 8 mins to dry roast the rava in medium flame.
- The flavor of the puttu comes from the dry roasting of rava,so roast till the nice aroma comes from it.
- This puttu takes little longer time to cook than the rice flour puttu.
- If you don't have puttu maker, you can use any steamer pot also.
wow this is so new SAndhiya... loved the pics where the steam comes from the puttu - I have had the red rice puttu (but never made it myself) - this looks like an easy yet delicious one ! good pick ...
ReplyDeleteYeah Kalyani..It's so easy to make yet very tasty.Give it a try.
DeleteWhat a delicious looking puttu Sandhiya. Lovely clicks especially the ones with steam.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pavani. I'm really glad when you mentioned about my pics.
Deletewow - looks fab thought I wouldnt even imagine to attempt it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Chef,It's not that hard to make :-)
DeleteVery interesting version.
ReplyDeleteLove the picture with steam coming out :-).. it's been ages since I've made puttu! God knows when I am going to make it again..
ReplyDeleteThanks rajani
DeleteHeard about this rava puttu but never had a chance to taste. Now am so tempted to give a try to this dish.
ReplyDeleteGive a try and let me know the feedback,Priya
DeleteI have never tried puttu with rava, but this looks super inviting. I am a great fan of puttu, ghee and sugar..
ReplyDeleteYeah Gayathri,Puttu with sugar & ghee are delicious.
DeleteLove the recipe... its very interest cooking technique, never thought about this.
ReplyDeleteI love puttu and making it with rava is so interesting. I am giving this a try soon.
ReplyDeleteWow thats really so good..I love rice puttu and basically love puttu, I am going to try this..very nicely clicked!
ReplyDeletewow girl, that looks scrumptious!!! Steaming hot pic looks awesome!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI have tried rice puttu but this recipe is very new to me. Rava puttu looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks
DeleteI tried making this but the puttu turned out dry and hard, where did I go wrong? Any suggestion?
ReplyDeleteI think, you haven't add enough water to the rava , add more water to the rava and try it . And if you're making in large quantities, make sure that you add water to rava in batches,so that it won't dry out while cooking and gives soft puttu.
DeleteHi..how to prepare this without puttu nmaker
ReplyDeleteYou can steam it in idli cooker or any steamer.
DeleteHi Thks for your recipe. Do you use hot water or just room temperature water cos when making rice puttu I use boiling water. Thks
ReplyDeleteJust room temperature water works for this recipe.
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