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May 12, 2017

Mudakkathan Keerai Aappam / Ballon Vine Leaves Aappam


Mudakkathan dosai is very famous by Galatta movie. But many kids are not having it eventhough it is healthy. I tried mudakkathan appam with my kids and they had it without objection. I think this is a good try. Note that mudakku aruththan keerai means joint pain remover.

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Click HERE to view Mudakkathan keerai Dosai.


Recipe Cuisine : South Indian| Recipe Category: Breakfast
Preparation Time: 10 mins  | Cooking Time: 10 mins | Yields: 5-7 appam

Ingredients:
Aappam  Batter (click here to view appam batter recipe)
1 cup
Ballon Vine / Mudakkaththan Keerai
2 cup
Oil
For making appam

Procedure:
1. Wash and grind the leaves with mixie jar.
2. Then add little water and grind them into a fine paste.
3. Strain the juice using the juice strainer.
4. Now add the appam batter and mudakkathan juice in a bowl. Mix them well and keep it aside for 5-10 mins.
5. Heat the aappam pan and pour few drops of oil. Then pour a ladle full of batter into the pan. Now rotate the pan in a circular motion, so that the batter spread all over the pan. See the video for how to make aappam.
6. Now pour few drops of oil and close the lid of the pan. Cook for 2-3 mins or tillt the aappam is cooed well.
7. Then take it out from the pan and serve.

                        This goes well with carrot chutney.

How to make Aappam?


How to make Flower Aappam?


Note:
1. Don't add more water to grind.


January 11, 2012

Balloon Vine / Mudakkathan Keerai Dosai





Ingredients:
Dosai Batter
 1 Cup
Balloon Vine / Mudakkathan Keerai
½ Cup
Salt
¼ tes

Procedure:
1. Clean and wash the leaves.
2. Then grind the leaves with little water into a find paste.
3. Add this paste and salt with dosai batter. Mix them well and keep it aside for 10 mins.
4. Heat the tawa and pour one ladle full of batter into a thick circular shape.
5. Pour few drops of oil along the sides of the dosa. Turn over once it reaches golden color.
6. Remove the dosa, when it is golden on both sides.
Serve Dosai with Tomato Chutney.I am sending this to Joythi's Healthy & Hearty and Ayeesha's Any one can cook.

 Health Benefits:
Mudakathan is a herb used in Tamilnadu. This prevents all types of bone joint pains. This herb mudakathan is relieves body pain. Its leaves are used for nervous diseases and Rheumatism. Include mudakkathan keerai in your food for 48 days continuously and see the difference.
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