Goan sannas are my all time favorite.In Manglore normally Bunts or shettys and chirstians used to eat this. They prepare this with toddy(sooru).In goa they serve sannas with sorpotel or any other goan dishes like vindaloo or chicken xacuti.With both the dishes it tastes yum.The sannas which u get in goa are sweet when compared to mangalore sannas .I use little less sugar for my sannas.
Ingredients;
- Boiled rice(ookda tandul or cutsambar in konkani,kuchallkki in kannada , parboiled rice, dosa idli rice)-2 cups
- white rice(surai in konkani,belthigey akki in kannada )-1/2 cup
- Active dry yeast-1 heaped spoon
- surar-1tsp (for making yeast solution)
- sugar -2tsp(for the batter)
- coconut milk-1cup
Method:
- Soak both the rice for about 12hours or overnight.
- Next morning grind to smooth paste.Normally for idli batter we grind rice little coarse but for sannas the batter should be like dosa batter but thinner than that.
- Now add coconut milk, sugar2tsp and salt .Mix it well till sugar dissolves.
- Now take 1tbsp warm water for making yeast solution.Add a tsp salt and active dry yeast and mix it nicely till yeast dissoleves completley.
- Keep it for 10mins or till you see the froth over the yeast solution that means its mixed and fermented.we use sugar because it helps yeast to dissolve faster.
- Now mix the solution properly and add this to the batter,give it a nice stir .
- keep the batter in a warm place to femenant.Normally it takes about 2hours to ferment.But in winter season it will take little longer so keep till the batter rise to top.
- Always use bigger vessele because the batter rises 3times .
- After 2hours keep the idli steamer filled with water over the fire.
- Grease the gindals (gindals means idli moulds in konkani) or any small size bowls also will do.
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here i have used different size bowls - Now steam this for about 15minutes .Open the lid and take out the idli bowls and let it cool before taking it out.If it is hot then sannas will break up easily.
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