INGREDIENTS
Raw rice 1 cup
red gram dhal 1/4 cup
mochai/ field beans 1 cup
grated coconut 5tbsp
water 2 +1/2 cups
FOR SEASONINGS
Oil 2 tsp
mustard seeds 1 tsp
curry leaves few
asafoetida 1/2 tsp
red chillies 3 to 4(broken into small bits)
PREPARATION
Dry grind the rice and dhal together into a coarse rava and keep aside
In a pan add little oil and when it heats up , add mustard.
When mustard splutters add all other seasonings
Now add 2 cups of water and let it boil for 1 to 2 minutes
When it starts boiling add the rice dhal mixture together with salt and cook it in medium flame
If necessary add the remaining water too(if the mixture is very dry add the remaining water)
When half cooked add the cooked field beans together with coconut gratings,cook with the lid on the pan till all the water is absorbed.This will look like upma.Now let it cool.

Take a ball of this cooked mixture and shape it like a cutlet .Use your palm or a polythene sheet to shape the adai

Fry on a hot tava with little oil on both sides.

If you want it more crispers add little more oil and fry for a longer time. My daughter loves when it is this crispy

Serve warm with chutney of your choice
I thought this is a perfect entry to MY LEGUME LOVE AFFAIR(MLLA)#25 hosted by Siri started by SUSAN OF"THE WELL SEASONED COOK"
Very new bean, never heard if field bean before. Do we get it in any indian store. The adais look wonderful !!!
ReplyDeleteHi priya
ReplyDeletethat was very quick. Yes , this is easily available in stores and thank you for the lovely comment
interesting recipe veena, love to give it a go...! very tempting clicks.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jay
ReplyDeleteLooks very tempting. I will surely try it out. I too like it crispy like your daughter. Thank you veena for the lovely recipe.
ReplyDeleteLooks very tempting! I will surely try it out. I too like it crispy like your daughter. Thans for the recipe veena.
ReplyDeletehey indu
ReplyDeletethat's so sweet of you:-)
Adai with field beans sounds very interesting and unique..thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeletethank you so much priya, was just looking at your wheat bread upma
ReplyDeleteHi Veena, I am first time at ur place and we call these beans avarekalu in kannada and have posted few recipes with them in my space.
ReplyDeleteThis versin sounds interesting and I love the upma with these beans.
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ReplyDeleteyeah pari, avarekalu.i have been brought up in karnataka too:-) thanks for stopping by
ReplyDeleteHi Veena, interesting recipe. My grandma once suggested I make something like this for my wee one. It seems they usually make it with black eyed beans instead of mochai.
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so you do not need to wet the rice ?? if I have dried mochai how can I prepare this ?
ReplyDeletewe make the tamil version with rice and toor and channa dhal but this seems more interesting :)