Ragi idly is a very healthy steamed breakfast which is very good for your health. For making Ragi idly, we have to soak the ragi and idly rice or par boiled rice and ured dhal and grind it to a coarse paste. then you have to ferment it and make like usual idlies. This idly tastes well with tomato chutney or any other tangy chutney.
Ragi is a low fat cereal and most of the fats are in the unsaturated form. It has a much higher amount of dietary fiber compared to white rice and other grains. Regular consumption of Ragi has been found to reduce the risk of Diabetes Mellitus because of its high content of dietary fibers and polyphenols. Ragi has been proved to work wonders in bringing down blood cholesterol levels and is one of the best for heart health.
Ragi / Finger Millet Idly
Ingredients
- Ragi – 1 cup heaped
- Idly Rice or Par boiled rice – 1 cup heaped
- Ured dhal – ¼ cup
- Salt – 1 tsp.
Instructions
- Soak ragi, rice and ured together for 3 hours.
- Grind it to a smooth batter using grinder.
- At the end add salt and mix well.
- Keep it for 12 hours to ferment.
- Next day grease idly plates and keep like idlis and steam for 10 minutes.
- Your healthy Ragi idly is ready.
- It tastes well with coconut chutney, onion chutney or tomato chutney.
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Priya
Thanks for the recipe Hema! I don’t get whole ragi here, can I substitute with Ragi flour? If so, what is the proportion?
Hema
You can add the same amount of Ragi flour. That is 1 heaped cup of ragi flour and soak rice and ured dhal together and grind them together to a fine rava consistency and then mix ragi flour and salt well and allow to ferment and use.
Hemaskitchen
You can add the same amount of Ragi flour. That is 1 heaped cup of ragi flour and soak rice and ured dhal together and grind them together to a fine rava consistency and then mix ragi flour and salt well and allow to ferment and use.
Priya
Thank you! I will try it soon.
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