
This is a favorite sweet of mine. I have very fond memories of hogging many of these for Onam and Vishu at my friend Vimi's place along with an elaborate n course meals. I made these yesterday for Janmashtami. We also laid out footsteps of Krishna entering the homeand going all the way to the pooja room.

Ingredients:
- Wheat flour - 3/4th cup
- Rice flour - 1/4th cup
- Jaggery - 3/4th cup
- Elaichi powder - 1/4th tsp
- Cut coconut pieces - 1/4th cup
- Ripe Banana - 1 mashed
- Water
- Oil
- Mix the wheat flour, rice flour, elaichi, coconut pieces, banana.
- Heat jaggery with a little water and add it to the mixture above. Add just enough to form a thick batter.
- Heat the pan with a little oil in each compartment and pour the batter. Heat unti one side is done and flip with a pointy stick (I use skewers). Heat on other side until well done and remove to drain on a paper towel.
3 comments:
Appam is my favorite and I am always ready to have it, liked your version with wheat flour...will give it a try soon ! Lovely kolam of little feet....
Thansk Usha!:)
hey Smita....those little feet look so cute....never tasted unniappam before...will definitely try....
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