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Indian granny's one rupee breakfast wins hearts (Original Post) hunter Sep 2019 OP
Idlii were hard to make htuttle Sep 2019 #1
I bought a muti-tiered idli maker- love it Piasladic Sep 2019 #3
I wish she were my grandma Piasladic Sep 2019 #2
.. CatLady78 Jun 2020 #4

htuttle

(23,738 posts)
1. Idlii were hard to make
Sun Sep 15, 2019, 09:17 PM
Sep 2019

I tried it once, using a microwave recipe and an egg cooker.

If I could find the right size of circular muffin pan to fit in my bamboo steamer, it would be a lot easier.

Piasladic

(1,162 posts)
3. I bought a muti-tiered idli maker- love it
Mon Sep 23, 2019, 06:09 PM
Sep 2019

If you have a good, deep pot..easy; if not, not so much. Watch out for the pre-packaged idli mixes. Most of them have weird oils and preservatives. Now, if only i could get someone to make the sambar....

CatLady78

(1,041 posts)
4. ..
Tue Jun 30, 2020, 01:44 AM
Jun 2020

That is cheap! I wonder how she manages that..
Good for her. She looks like a sweet old lady..


Idlis are a sort of a superfood-low cal and very healthy. I can't stand 'em though . Prefer the greasier dosa

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