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A simple instant breakfast dish made with bread crumb, semolina suji and buttermilk.
A simple instant breakfast dish made with bread crumb, semolina suji and buttermilk. Bread Uttappam is an instant, yummy, soft and a... Read More..
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A simple instant breakfast dish made with bread crumb, semolina suji and buttermilk. Bread Uttappam is an instant, yummy, soft and appetizing Indian savory pancake with distinctive taste on bite. This is a very simple breakfast dish made with bread added with all-purpose flour and semolina combined and ground to paste along with buttermilk topped with few spicy and flavorful seasonings.
The uttappam is topped with the sweetness of onions, spiciness of green chillies, earthy flavors from coriander leaves and ginger zest. The slight crunchy feel acquired from the bread crumbs and softness of the uttapam from the all-purpose flour and semolina is truly exceptional and extraordinaire. The outer part is crispy like the dosa while inner soft like the idlis. There are various ways and variations in making the bread uttappam, but this recipe is one of the most simple, easy to prepare and scrumptious dish to taste.
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A healthy breakfast is considered to be the most important meal in our everyday life, hence most of the time we keep looking for variety of dishes that is easy to cook, fast to prepare yet should be appetizing and delectable to eat. This recipe is one of the most ideal dishes for working women, bachelors who like eating fresh home food but have less time to prepare. Kids too would love to eat this for its exotic taste.
You could also give different toppings and seasoning to suit your taste and give your kids healthy and nutribtious foods. The bread uttapam tastes absolutely good with any variety of chutney or pickle. It can also be eaten as is. Uttapam is a popular south Indian savory pancake made in the states of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. Traditionally the Uttapam is made with a combination of rice and ural dal batter which is fermented and then used for making the pancakes.
There are various toppings that can be used such as tomatoes, chillies, onions, capsicum, grated carrots etc. It is often served with sambar and chutney on side. This makes a wholesome breakfast to actually start off the day. Generally whenever we get bread, most of us either have it with jam, butter, make a sandwich etc, but next time when you buy or have leftover bread slices, do try this fantastic recipe that will surely fill your stomach with joy for its exclusive taste and flavor.
I am sure you are tempted in preparing this dish right away, then why delay?? Go ahead and give it a try right away. If you do wish to look out for many more appetizing and exotic recipes, feel free to click at: www.vahrehvah.com
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Anika A Posted on Mon Oct 06 2014
Never heard of this but will try it. Looks easy to make and delicious. Thanks?
Reply 0 - RepliesNragedXX Posted on Mon Oct 06 2014
Looks good chef, I'm coming over for samples lol!!!?
Reply 0 - Repliesdee Posted on Mon Oct 06 2014
By the look of it - it needs to be stale bread otherwise it won't crumble in the grinder. Alternatively, one could use store bought breadcrumbs? Good work Chef. Thanks for the video :)?
Reply 0 - RepliesSumeet Patil Posted on Mon Oct 06 2014
Awesome as always sir ,never thought bread uttapam can also be made?
Reply 0 - Repliespaulinacocina.net Posted on Mon Oct 06 2014
Si les gusta la comida hindú (y hablan inglés), vean a este hombre:BREAD UTHAPPAM @LaGuerrillaFood @noensalada échenle 1 vistazo.?
Reply 0 - RepliesFathima Hafsha Posted on Wed Oct 08 2014
Plses reply me.. u keep using buttermilk in ur recepies is there a substitute to it or can I dissolve curd in water nd use?
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paulinacocina.net Posted on Mon Oct 06 2014
love this show.?
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