When I was googling for karthigai deepam recipes which I have not tried so far, I found this milagu adai (also called as karthigai adai) quite interesting. Though the ingredients looked much similar to the adai we make, the end result with the pepper flavour and coconut crunch it was so different! It tasted good by itself but with a dollop of butter or jaggery its the best combo!

Milagu Adai Recipe - IngredientsMakes: 7-9 small adaisCooking & PreparationTime: 30 minsRecipe Reference: Kamalas Corner
Parboiled Rice (Idli Rice) - 1/2 cup
Raw Rice - 1/4 cup
Urad Dal - 1/4 cup
Toor Dal - 1 tbsp
Chana Dal - 1 tbsp
Black Pepper - 1.5 tsp
Coconut - 2 tbsp grated
Curry leaves - few torn
Salt - to taste
Oil - as required

Method:
1.Soak rice with all other dals together in water for 2 to 3 hours, Set aside. Grind pepper coarsely. After 2 hours grind the rice dhal mixture to a coarse paste. Transfer to mixing bowl and add coconut, curry leaves, salt, pepper mix well with little water.

2.The consistency should be slightly thicker than dosa batter. Heat a tawa and drizzle oil. Take a laddle full of batter and pour it on the tawa , do not spread let it spread by itself. Drizzle oil and flip to other side for cooking and cook till golden brown and the ends start turning crisp.



My Notes:
- You can also add a tsp of jeera while grinding pepper and add it to the batter.
- I made small thin adais, you can even make them thick as per your preference.
- Use freshly ground pepper powder which gives the best flavour.
















gr8 sharmi ! amma always add pepper powder for everything !
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ReplyDeleteDelicious, this looks so inviting!
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Ddelicious and beautiful clicks as always..
ReplyDeleteso very interesting. i have never tried this version before.
ReplyDeletenice recipe!
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe...:)
ReplyDeleteReva
We too make this adai Sharmi..but offcourse not on the karthigai festival... sure its tasty :)L:)
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such an authentic and traditional recipe!! love your pics sharmi!! (as usual)
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looks yummy.
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Very inviting adai with beautiful clicks as always!!!
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Delicious adai ...nice clicks.
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Nice recipe Sharmee....pics r awesome
ReplyDeleteI agree with Uma, thanks for the reminder :) got to know abt all the festivals from ur posts only :) great work Sharmi!!
ReplyDeleteIt's been long time I made this adai, looks perfect n yumm!!
We too make adai for Karthigai but this version sounds new. nicely done
ReplyDeleteBeen ages i have this adai, fantastic adai.
ReplyDeleteNice recepi.. gonna try this today...
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