Grease idli cups with oil, and fill them (about ¾ full) with the idli batter and steam in an idli vessel for at least 20 minutes.
Idli - is a bread from the South, almost like a cake, round and thick, made with fermented rice from the Kerala and legume flour (urad), shaped and then steamed (the legumes have a leavening effect).
idli Notes: A south Indian specialty, these rice cakes are steamed, then served with sauces. Substitutes: naan OR paratha OR chapati
Indian flat bread See chapati.
Idli *: Steamed rice cakes. A very popular snack from the south of India. Generally eaten with "sambar" and "chutney".Top ...
Idli: Rice and lentil flour cake served with light curry sauce. South Indian.
Imli: Tamarind, a date-like fruit used as chutney, and in cooking as a souring agent.
Idli (South Indian): Steamed rice flour batter
Idiappam (Indian): Steamed rice noodles served with coconut milk
Ikan Bumbu Bali (Indonesian): Grilled mackerel served with a hot and spicy Balinese sauce.
Idli Light, spongy, steamed dumplings made from a fermented batter of rice and daal. Generally served with sambar and chutney. Jaggery Dried sugarcane juice Jalebi Orange, sweet-crisp round whirls made from plain flour and water.
It may accompany a steamed rice cake called idli. Curry leaves and sesame oil are some flavorings commonly used in coconut chutney. Coconut is often used in combination with other chutneys such as mango.
Soups, such as mulligatawny and split pea soup
Indian dal
Bean salad
Breads including idli and dosa
Fermented into products such as soy sauce, miso, tempeh, and natto. See soy.
sprouts
They are frequently added to rasam ...
cabbage (四-泡菜), tai-tan tsoi, chiraki, tape, tempeh, totkal kimchi, yen tsai (醃菜), zha cai (榨菜)
Central Asia: kumis (mare milk), kefir, shubat (camel milk)
India: achar, appam, dosa, dhokla, dahi (yogurt), gundruk, idli, ...
 See also: Steam, Cheese, Rice, Sauce, Oil
  
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