
AN AROKIA IDLI TREAT
~ 6 course meal ~
APPETISER
Thayir Vadai
This delicious South Indian dish can be enjoyed as an appetiser or snack. Made from a fluffy batter of black lentils(urad dal) and select spices, this savoury doughnut is deep-fried and soaked in a spicy yoghurt mixture with fresh coriander and grated carrots.
MAIN
Finger Millet Idli (4 pcs per pax)
A healthy spin on the South Indian staple, these soft and fluffy steamed cakes are made from a rich batter of soaked and ground finger millets(ragi), rice, and black lentils(urad dal) fermented overnight. This recipe is rich in calcium & fibre, assisting in weight loss, diabetes, lower cholesterol, and cooling the body.
Toor Dal Sambar
A South Indian classic, this heirloom recipe of the renowned stew is made with pigeon pea lentils, onions, spring onions, a mix of fresh vegetables, tamarind, turmeric, ghee and a unique spice blend signature to the recipe. Chef Buni’s rendition is highly nutritious and rich in protein.
Thengai Chutney
A must-have accompaniment for idlis, this side dish is made by blending freshly-grated coconut and chillies, tempered with mustard seeds, dried chillies, and hing.
Peanut-Garlic Idli Podi
Another flavourful condiment that goes perfectly with idlis, this vibrant chutney powder is made of roasted peanuts, garlic cloves, a blend of freshly ground spices, and seasoned with cold-pressed sesame oil.
DESSERT
Rava Kesari
A sweet end to your feast, this saffron-based healthy pudding consists of roasted semolina(rava), brown sugar and roasted cashews. It is best eaten warm.
RE-HEATING INSTRUCTIONS:
Finger Millet Idli/ Rava Kesar: MICROWAVE | Heat at 160 watts for 20 seconds. |
Toor Dal Sambar: MICROWAVE | Heat at 350 watts for 30 seconds |
Thengai Chutney/ Peanut-Garlic Idli Podi/ Thayir Vadai | Serve at room temperature. |