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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Instant Oats Idli | Oats Breakfast Recipe with stepwise

I am fond of oats and luv to try different varieties in it. So most of my baking attempts are with it these days and some are successful too :) I tried Usha's instant oats idly/idli and am addicted to the taste I should say....I just modified the quantity and a recipe a bit to suit our taste and the result was soft and tasty idlies. Am sure will make this often as hubby liked it so much. It tastes more like rava idly. I use saffola oats and it works well, even quaker oats is good.
Instant Oats Idly Recipe


Ingredients: [Recipe Updated]
Makes 10 idlies
  • Instant oats - 1 cup (I used quaker oats)
  • Wheat Rava - 1/2 cup (I used wheat rava, you can use white rava also)
  • Curd - 1/2 cup
  • Water - 3/4 or as required
  • Carrot - 1 medium sized grated
  • Mustard Seeds - 2tsp
  • Green chilli - 1 tsp finely chopped
  • Salt - to taste
  • Hing - 1/2 tsp
  • Coriander leaves - 2 tsp finely chopped
  • Baking soda - 1/2 tsp
  • Oil - to grease idli plates

Method:
Dry roast oats for 3 minutes and set aside. Cool it completely then grind it to a fine powder, Dry roast rava till nice aroma rises....it may take 3-4 mins, then set aside. Transfer to mixing bowl.
Instant Oats Idly Recipe
Add a tsp of oil in a kadai, add mustard seeds, let it splutter then add grated carrot, green chillies, and coriander leaves. Saute till raw smell of carrot leaves. In the mixing bowl containing oats and rava, add curd, salt, hing, baking soda and sauted carrot with tempering done. Add required water to make a batter consistency of our normal idly batter.
Instant Oats Idly Recipe

Grease the idli plates with little oil. Gently put the batter on idli plates with a laddle. Steam it for 10-12 minutes or until done. Serve hot with any chutney of your choice.
Instant Oats Idly Recipe

The taste is very close to rava idlis with the additonal tag of healthy. Isnt that good to start off the day with a healthy breakfast without compromising on taste?!

Instant Oats Idly Recipe

My notes:
  • The batter will be slightly thick in consistency it will resemble normal idly batter, a little sticky.

  • If you skip the baking soda you will not get the porous texture as in the pics

  • Any other veggie like cabbage can also can be added. If so saute the cabbage like we do for carrots then add it.

  • I've modified the quanity of curd after few trials, so you can enjoy ur tasty and guilt free idlis.

Instant Oats Idly Recipe

81 Comments:

srividhya Ravikumar said...

healthy and wonderful idly shaemilee... lovely..

Chaitra said...

Very well presented sharmi.Just pass me that plate

Jay said...

Hey Sharmile,

Awesome clicks...very tempted to taste one dear.
You are most welcome to my space.

Satya said...

healthy n delicious rava idli ....looks so soft ...very beautiful recipes ..thanks for sharing

Satya
http://www.superyummyrecipes.com

Prathibha said...

looks very nice.....yummy..

Kamalika said...

new dish to me...sounds vry healthy...the snaps are beautiful...

Shabitha Karthikeyan said...

Healthy and Cute Idlies..Would be a great weekend bfast..Awesome clicks !!!

Anonymous said...

this is a very intresting recipe. i would definetly want to try this out.Can you pls clarify if its 2 cups of instant oats as it has been mentioned twice in the ingredient list or is it just a typo error or am i missing out on something.

Sayantani said...

am a sucker for good rava idlis and make it often. love the addition of oats and gonna make it tomorrow for lunch. just let me know please how many idlis it will make.

RV said...

Gorgeous pic and a healthy breakfast to start my day.

Kairali sisters said...

Lovely clicks and great idlis Sharmi...

Love
Kairali sisters

Priya said...

Soft and healthy idlies looks yummy..

Guna's kitchen said...

very healthy idli's...luks delicious
first time here.. u have a lovely space and u have a good collection of recipes.. happy to follow ur blog

Premalatha Aravindhan said...

Wow very tempting and healthy idlies...Luks wounderfull.

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Anonymous : Sorry its a typo...I changed it now.Its just 1 cup of instant oats (I used quaker)

@Sayantani:For the above mentioned quantity, it makes 8 idlis, have updated it too.

Valarmathi Sanjeev said...

Wow.....wat a healthy recipe, definitely must try this...looks tempting and yummy. Nice click.

Yummy Team said...

Lovely pictures!! Thats a really interesting recipe, would love to try it sometime..Bookmarked!!

suma said...

Wow!! These look real tempting!!

Priya said...

sharmilee..Oats idli is gettingquit popular in chennai..Thank u for sharing the recipe...Awesome click dear....

Mrs.Menagasathia said...

it looks very soft & nice clicks!!

Lena Rashmin Raj said...

wowww..this is awesome..i loved the pic..photo is just superb..and i loved that vessel.. :0

Preeti Kashyap said...

I love this recipe of usha's...quite fuss free I should say! Pic is making me drool!

Nitha said...

Awesome clicks and recipe...

jeyashrisuresh said...

oats idli, is completely new to me. will try soon and pass this on to my mil too. She is searching for oats recipes.nice click

RAKS KITCHEN said...

I am big fan of rava idly, i will try this too for sue soon,my addition would be a dash of ginger!

RAKS KITCHEN said...

The clicks are too good sharmi,its very lively in the screen :)

Usha said...

I am so glad you tried and liked this Sharmilee! It has turned out just perfect, lovely pictures....

Hari Chandana said...

Looks so soft and perfect.. very healthy recipe :)

arthi said...

sharmilee,
so healthy and tasty recipe..Thanks for sharing :)

Aparna said...

I do make rava idlis this way, but never tried adding oats. I like oats a lot and shall definitely try this out.

Vani said...

Looks delicious, Sharmi! A fine way of making idlies more nutritious.

Nithya said...

Looks really soft and good. I will surely give this a try :) but y is it in brown color???

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Nithya : The color depends on the roasting and the rava oats variety.....last time when I made it was light brown......

Sarah Naveen said...

nice click..looks so perfect and healthy...yummy yumm

Rachel said...

Oats a lot around blogs these days... This is a very new one to me.

Red Chillies said...

Beautiful pictures Sharmi. I had tried this idli long time agao, but did not get the desired results. I will follow your recipe next time around. Loved the texture.

Hema said...

The idlis look perfect.. I have been wanting to try this but I had put off due to some reason or the other.. Iam inspired to try this now!

janet said...

Thank you for your submission to T&T. :)

sss said...

can i susbstitue rava with kodhumai rava?

nimi said...

I defintely want recipes from oats, like this.

what could i possibly replace the yogurt and baking soda with? sorry if this sounds fussy, but would like to omit these, pls help.

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Nimi : I havent tried any other substitutes for curd to replace in oats idli....May be u can try buttermilk or low fat curd which is what I do often. But u can omit soda that doesnt give much difference....Hope this helps!

KavyaNaimish said...

U have a wonderful blog space Sharmi...I'm here for the 1s time....foodie pics are too gud n luk professional..n Can u plz tell me if we can use Old fashioned oats instead of Instant oats??Will there be any difference in the measurements...
Thanks In Advance...Do visit my Blog when u have time...

---KavyaNaimish
www.kavyanaimish.com

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Kavya:Thanks for all those lovely words, am very glad to read ur comment :)

I am not sure of what is old fashioned oats....I used the readily available quaker oats. Sorry cudnt help u as am not aware of the old fashioned oats

Sharmilee! :) said...

@sss: I have finally tried with kothuma rava and updated the recipe too...but make sure to use fine rava or run it once in mixie(just coarsely) if the grains are big

@Nimi : I've tried to reduce curd and have updated the recipe with stepwise too. Hope its useful!

GeethuSathiyaN said...

Sharmi this looks perfect for a healthy morning tiffin n i'm going to try this 2morrow.

Home of Cupcakes said...

Lovely recipe...
is it possible to mix and keep in the fridge and use it in the morning...??

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Home of Cupcakes: You can roast oats, powder it and store it and use the next day mrg. Am not sure of using the batter the next day, may be you can try once and see

Sonia said...

first time on ur blog..bookmarked now-will try ur recipes and put comments-love the step by step instructions,pics,notes and of course the phots

Anonymous said...

I made this and put a pic in my facebook yesetrday along with link to ur blog. Already 2 friends made it and send me pics-they all love it.Many more are planning to try it soon. Healthy and tasty is not easy combination to come by:-)Thanks
Sonia

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Sonia : Thanks a lot for the nice feedback...It sure made my day. Can you send me the link where u have posted the pic..?

Taste Junction said...

Bookmarked...I love rava idlis and this version amkes it much healthier. Surely makking it!!

Sheeja Krishnan said...

We all loved the oats idli..Thanks for the recipe!!
As oats is not my son's favorite, I said these are rava idlis and he had it 4 of them...and said they are superb..then I revealed that they are oats..So he said, then I love oats!!!

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Sheeja : Thats really nice to hear...I know how hard it is to make kids eat as they are very picky...Am glad this oats idly made ur son like oats :)

ushaprashanth said...

Hi!
Oats Idli...... wow ! what a nice way to have the otherwise bland oats!! Very good recipe! your blog is very nice!!

Viji said...

Sharmi... thnks so much for sharing this. I was so so bored of eating oats with milk and curds. This recipe was such a relief...taste was great.
Thanks lots..

Anonymous said...

i tried it today n it really came very well n delicious too :-)

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Anon : Great to hear that! :)

Rachana said...

I tried these idlis today and they came out really well. Thanks for sharing this awesome recipe.

Anonymous said...

I tried the idli yesterday & it made my day. Thx for saharing the perfect procedure. Wil be in ur dinner menu atleast every fortnight

Niti kulkarni said...

Dats so convenient.. wow. thnx.. :) will try today.

Sujatha said...

can we prepare this without curd? coz i don't eat curd. Can anyone tell me an alternative for it?

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Sujatha : Its more like how we prepare rava idlis so if we avoid curd the texture and taste will surely change...

Anonymous said...

Its just simply superb recipe. congrats for the applause from the people. Keep on posting nice things and healthy foods

bluespriite said...

It is a superb and simple recipe. Loved it. Cant wait to experiment.

rama said...

A superb idea and am sure will taste good too. However, can you plese tell me if i can avoid curd as my son cannot take any form of milk product? Is there any other alternative?

rama

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Rama : I am not sure of other alternatives but sure if you avoid curd, the texture and taste will alter.

Anonymous said...

this is a really gud 1, equally 4 adults n kids.
In fact i tried it for my 2 yrs old brat ..and m happy to say that it came out really well..but pls tell me whether this batter can be reused if not consumed at the same time..i have a left over batter how should i store it ,,n how to use it again .. reply ASAP..

Sharmilee! :) said...

Anonymous : Thats great to hear that you liked it...As curd is added, consume it the same day if you are making the batter in the morning refrigerate it if you are planning to use for dinner. I havent tried using it the next day so am not sure....

Anonymous said...

oh what a quick reply ..thanks a lot and yes i got my answer,,i wanted to use the batter in the evening only so i guess there should be no problem if i am gonna refrigerate it n consume it by today eve. only. :) Manisha

Anonymous said...

hi..
can u tell wat do u mean by hing? am not aware of it.. Baking soda is essential or wat?

Sharmilee! :) said...

@Anonymous : Hing is asafoetida / perungayam in tamil. Baking soda is added to make the idlis more softer.Hope this helps!

Anonymous said...

Hi sharmilee..

Thanks for the reply.. And i prepared this .. It was too good...

Anonymous said...

i tried oats idli it came out so good.thanks for the recipe

Anonymous said...

I can never make good idlis but thought to give this recipe a try. For the first time I made mouth watering idlis thanks to you. It was absolutely delicious. Thanks so much for taking the time to help people like me :).

Anonymous said...

i tried this recepie today and it cam eout very well except for the strong flavor of baking soda. i used only half tsp of baking soda.

Sharmilee! :) said...

Oh is it? Check your baking soda brand as usually soda doesnt let out any flavour when only 1/2 tsp is added...

Mahek said...

Sharmi,
looks Yummy,
Can you tell me what's wheat Rava?

Sudhir said...

Hi Sharmilee,

I did try out the Oats Idli today and in turned out to be very very tasty (really better than the bland regular rice Idlis)...thanks.

Sudhir

Sudhir said...

Hi Sharmilee,

I tried it out today and it really taste amazing...Thanks

Sudhir

BulbulRajesh said...

Superb idea. Thank you somuch. I will try this today!

Bulbul

Anonymous said...

Good one

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