Rawa Savoury Pancakes was actually made after I used the same batter to make instant dosa for my son. Well so the batter did work well and and with the change of proportion of rawa and bread you can also play around a lot on the crispiness of the dosa. So more rawa makes it crispy but remember the binding comes with bread so the right mix only will result in the dosa to stay strong.
Well so since I had the batter left I tried making these Rawa Savoury Pancakes and they turned out great. Teamed them up with some tomato and jaggery chutney instead of ketchup and loved every bite of it. Mini Uttapam pans always very handy when you want to make quick bites for tiffin or even simple snacks.So though a bigger pan can be used too, but personally prefer these mini ones.I also added some leftover green beans sabji from morning and that blended well amongst the batter. Infact you can add chopped carrots, bell peppers or tomatoes too and that would make it tastier.
When giving to kids , some grated cheese can be a good add on. So why wait when you can read the recipe here.
Rawa Savoury Pancakes
Ingredients
- 3 tbsp Suji
- 2 slices Whole wheat bread
- 2 cloves Garlic
- 2 tbsp Yoghurt
- 1/2 tsp Green chilli
- 1/2 tsp Cumin powder
- 1/2 tsp Salt
- 2 tsp Mixed vegetables
- 1 tsp Oil
- 1 tsp flax seeds
Instructions
Soak Suji in 1/2 cup of water for some 5 mins.
Now add this soaked suji and bread pieces in a mixer along with garlic, salt, cumin powder, flax seeds, curd and green chilli and make a paste of it.
This should be in dosa batter consistency and adjust water to make sure the paste it smooth.
Now add either fresh chopped vegetables or cooked /leftover vegetables in the batter.
Heat a mini uttapam pan or a small pan and smear some oil with a brush and then pour the batter.
Cook for five minutes on one side or till its crisp and then turn and cook evenly on the other side too.
Serve it with tomato and jaggery chutney and some grated cheese if you are serving to kids.