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About Recipe

Idlis are tasty, but not Ketogenic! But I found a way around that. The cooking time is merely 3-4 mins and preparation takes just 10 mins.

Ingredients

15 gm Psyllium Husk

2 tsp Ghee

100 gm Grated Paneer

1 tbsp Hung Curd

½ cup Coconut Flour

½ tsp Baking Powder

Salt as per taste

Some water (for adjusting dough consistency)

Cooking Procedure

1

Mix all the dry ingredients in a bowl. You can also use a mixer for better mixing.

2

Now, add paneer, oil, and hung curd to the mixture. Mix well!

3

Form a soft dough out of the mixture by kneading. Add water, if required, to reach desired consistency.

4

Divide the dough into 8, equal parts, and roll each of them to form balls.

5

Press them from one side against a hard surface, or between your hands, to make an idli-like shape.

6

Grease a parchment paper and place the idlis on it. Place a water bath below the dish if steaming in a microwave/ or use an idli maker to steam.

7

Steam for 3 minutes at high in a microwave, check with a toothpick once done, or for 15 minutes in a steamer on medium heat.

8

Take out the cooked idlis, add some garnishing, like fresh-cut coriander or curry leaves. They are all ready to be served on a plate. Serve hot with your favourite sauce(s)!

9

If you want to add a South Indian touch, once the idlis are done, heat a teaspoon of Ghee, add half a teaspoon of mustard seeds let them splutter, curry leaves, a pinch of red chilly powder, some salt. And pour this over the semi-warm idlis.

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