During my school days, my best friend never fail to share the Ramadan feast with us. Auntie prepares elaborate meal on this special occasion, minimum of 7 or 8 varieties of sweets. I really miss those golden days. I still remember the taste of her sweets and the best Ramadan Biryani. As it is all prepared with lots of love it tastes the best. I will try to share some of her recipes here soon. Not only during Ramadan, whenever I visit my friend's place she treat us with feast and lots of love. She is one of the best Mom, my friend and her family are lucky and blessed to have her.
Lemon Sevai RecipePrep Time : 15 minutes | Cook Time : 10 minutes or lessServes 2Ingredients
To Temper
- Idiyappam 2 cups
- Lemon Juice 1-2 tbsp
- Turmeric Powder 1/4 tsp
- Ginger 1/4 tsp(finely chopped)
- Green Chilli 1 no.(finely chopped)
- Curry leaves few
- Salt to taste
Method
- Oil/Sesame Oil 2-3 tsp
- Mustard seeds 1/4 tsp
- Urad dal 1/2 tsp
- Channa Dal 1/2 tsp
- Peanut 2 tsp
- Cashew Nuts 1 tbsp
Prepare Idiyappam as per the recipe, then allow to cool completely and gently separate the strings and keep aside.
Squeeze lemon juice in a small bowl and chop ginger, green chilli and keep everything ready.
Now heat oil in a kadai or pan, when it is hot add mustard seeds and wait till it pop up completely.
Then add peanuts, cashew nuts, channa dal and roast till golden brown.
After that add curry leaves, ginger, green chilli and saute it well.
And add turmeric powder, hing and stir well..after that add idiyappam/rice noodle
s(now turn heat to medium) and enough salt and mix everything well and gently
Lastly add lemon juice and mix well. If desired add some finely chopped cilantro.
That's it...Lemon Sevai ready. Serve hot or warm with coconut chutney or mint chutney. I served this for lunch with some Potato Fry.
Notes:
Today, I used Nirampara Idiyappam Flour to make Idiyappam. But i have tried with rice flour too.
I usually, turn the heat to low after adding idiyappam to the kadai, then mix gently and add lemon juice. So that it doesn't turn bitter.
I love lemon semiya .. so light too.. we usually have it for brunch
ReplyDeletesimple and refreshing sevai.. One of my go to recipe
ReplyDeleteIncredible...looks so very good.
ReplyDeleteLooks really delicious...
ReplyDeletewow the close up shot with the sevai in the fork looks awesome!!! delicious..
ReplyDeleteSuper snack/breakfast idea..Lovely clicks too esp the backdrop :)
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