Adai is one of the most popular, nutritious lentil crepe breakfast dishes from the south Indian cuisine. Adai is a Tamilian name for tasty pancakes made of white rice and lentils. A mixture of various dals soaked and ground together with rice and spices to create a batter, that is cooked into thick pancakes. It's usually prepared for breakfast and it is healthier than dosa. It's very easy to make and doesn't require much preparation as for dosa,
As Adai is a multi lentil crepe, it is crispy, light and a stomach filling breakfast. Adai is a very filling and satisfying dish which keeps your day going. It tastes very good all by itself but when has with avial it has a heavenly and pleasant taste. Adai is made of four healthy lentils like the channa dal, moong dal, tur dal and urad dal, spiced with red chillies, fresh peppercorn, flavored with ginger pieces and curry leaves. This delicious crepe is quite a heavy dish and one cannot eat more than 2 or 3 crepes at one time.
A cereal grain, Rice is a seed of grass species. White rice and Brown rice are world’s wide production. It plays major role in many dishes like biryani (with fish, meat, egg), fried rice, bread, soups, veg rice, curd rice, rice payasam and many more. South Indian meal is incomplete without rice. Rice supplies a large fraction of energy needs and forming an outstanding proportion of other nutrients diet.
Dal is one of several popular ingredients, generally available in each and every house in South Asian countries. Dal is a preparation of pulses that have been removed of the outer shell and split. There are lots of verities of pulses in India & Pakistan. Such as Toor dal, Moong dal, Masoor dal, Chana dal, Urad dal and many more. These dals or lentils used to make thousands of mouthwatering dishes for all-time meals- Breakfast to Dinner. Some of the amazing dishes are Urad dal ladoo, Dosa, Boondi ladoo, Mysore Bajji, Vada, Kheema channa dal, Tangy curry kata meeta dal, Palak moong dal fry, Moong dal pakoda, Moong dal halwa, Hyderabadi Khichdi, Dal makhani and lot more..
Curry leaves is the main flavoring ingredient added in Adai. Curry leaves are highly valued as seasoning in southern and west-coast Indian cuisine, and Sri Lankan cuisines, especially in curries. Curry leaves are available in abundance in South India. They are used to make thoran, vada, rasam and kadhi, there are also quite a few recipes where the curry leaf is the star ingredient like the curry leaf rice, curry leaf chutney, curry leaf powder, curry leaf kuzhambu etc.
In India, we make various sorts of savory and sweet hot pancakes. Listed below are few of my popular Adai recipes that are worth trying-
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