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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Sweetcorn Dhokla
Dhokla is a traditional Gujarati snack made using gram flour and yogurt. This delicious savoury steamed cake is served with chutneys. The one I made today is not a traditional one. This is something very similar to rava idli's. I came across this recipe in Tarla dala's site recently under the category of Assorted Dhokla. There were many assorted dhoklas, in which my selection was this sweet corn dhokla. I actually made these just like the rava idli preparation and poured in a pan and steamed, you can also make it in regular idli plates. It hardly needs 5 or 10 minutes to prepare. Enjoy these hot steaming dhoklas with your favourite chutney.
Preparation Time: 10 minutes
Cooking Time: 10 minutes
Makes 15 squares
Ingredients:
Semolina- 1 cup
Sweet corn puree- 1/2 cup
Yogurt- 1 1/2 cup
Bicarbonate of soda- 3/4 tsp
Salt- 1/2 tsp
Turmeric powder- 1/4 tsp
Seasoning:
Mustard seeds- 1 tsp
Fresh grated coconut- 1 tbsp
Steamed fresh sweet corn- 2 tbsp
Coriander leaves- 2 stalk finely chopped
Oil- 1/2 tbsp
Note:
1 cup= 250 ml
You can also substitute 1 cup of semolina with 1/2 cup semolina& 1/2 cup oats.
Method:
Mix the semolina, salt, turmeric and bicarbonate of soda in a large bowl. Add the sweetcorn puree and 1/2 cup of yogurt mix it well. Then add the remaining 1 cup of yogurt and mix it well. Pour it in a greased pan. Steam it for 10 minutes. To check wheather it's cooked insert a skewer and if it comes out clean then it's cooked.
For seasoning heat the oil in a pan, add the mustard seeds when it starts spluttering, add the corn and grated coconut stir it for 2 minutes. Pour it on top of the dhokla. Garnish with chopped coriander leaves.
To make Sweetcorn puree:
Take 1 cup of canned sweet corn and blend it by adding little water. If you like it more spicy you can also add some 1 green chilly when grinding.
Serve the dhoklas warm with chutney.
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Love the click... great presentation... Dhokla looks perfectly done!
ReplyDeleteDhokla is something thats in my mind from a long time...never made it but now I think I should after looking to your pictures..
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This is different and tasty..
ReplyDeleteThis looks beautiful. I'll wager it is delicious. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteSweetcorn dhokla is looks so good. A very innovative recipe.
ReplyDeletewow...sweet corn dhokla looks awesome...very beautifully presented...delicious
ReplyDeletedhokla looks perfect and delicious
ReplyDeleteThis would like a 'steamed' corn cake; lovely recipe. Would love to try it.
ReplyDeleteWonderfu presentation and awsome dhoklas
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ReplyDeleteYour dhoklas have turned out great. It's an art to get them pluffy and you seem to have mastered it.
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Looks so delicious and perfectly made dhokla..lovely presentation dear
ReplyDeletelooks wow-loved the clicks too !
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ReplyDeleteVery innovative dish !! Looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteSweetcorn dhokla is a great idea and they have come out soooo nice!
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Nice idea...looks yum ..and love the pic
ReplyDeleteLooks really yumy..perfect...loved s addition of sweet corn..
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful presentation dear...:0Dhoklas look amazing..:)
Dr.Sameena@
http://www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com/
wow.. dhokla is my favorite :)
ReplyDeleteand this one sure looks yummy and it healthy too... what else do we need?
Awesome click by the way :)
Very interesting Dokla! Nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteSo soft an delicious looking dhokla...lovely presentation and clicks too.. a keeper recipe.
ReplyDeleteThis looks wonderful... beautiful picture!
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ReplyDeleteEs-selamu aleykum my sister.Looks very delicious!
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Very inviting dhoklas, sooooo spongy and yummy..
ReplyDeleteDhoklas always seem to me so difficult to make so I leave them for the future :) maybe one day, Im not that advanced in indian cooking yet :))
ReplyDeletelovely dhoklas.. different!
ReplyDeleteserioulsy.. kudos to the idea of corn dhokla and perfect picture..
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A very innovative and delicious dokhla! Your pictures never stop to amaze me! you are a talented cook AND a talented photographer!
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ReplyDeletelooks delicious dear...
ReplyDeletenice click :)
oh my my that looks so good i'm craving for it now :)
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