This is my second version of Karnataka specia thatte idli recipe also known as plate idli in English (In Kannada, Thatte means plate). Long back I shared a fool proof recipe for thatte idli learning from my School moms group friend Priya. I have been following that recipe for years. Recently I was watching some Bidadi special thatte idli from popular hotels in YouTube. Based on the recipes they shared, I tried this recipe from Bagya Tv YouTube channel which is very similar to my Kushboo idli.
Thatte idli came out super soft and spongy. Usually baking soda is added in most of the recipes. But I did not even used baking soda. Still idli came out so well. I have used thatte idli stand that I bought in Amazon. But you can make this idli even without thatte idli stand. You can simply use the lid of steel boxes or make it as normal idli. There will be no difference in texture and taste.
Friends, If you are looking for a super soft, fluffy thatte idli recipe, you must try this one. I am sure you will love the result. Lets see how to make Karnataka hotel style thatte idli recipe with step by step pictures and a video.
Hotel style Thatte idli recipe
Karnataka Hotel style Thatte idli recipe
INGREDIENTS
1 cup = 250ml
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- Wash the rice thrice till water is clear.
- To the rice, add urad dal and methi seeds. Wash once and soak in enough water for 4 hours.
- In another bowl, wash and soak sago and poha for 4 hours.
- Grind everything together till it turns to smooth paste.
- Collect the batter in a big bowl and close it with a lid.
- Ferment the batter over night or 12 hours. The next morning, mix the batter well.
- Grease thatte idli plate with oil or line with cotton cloth and pour the batter to fill it. Boil water in idli pot.
- Steam it for 15 minutes till idli is non sticky to touch.
- Remove the thatte idli plate and rest for few minutes. Loosen the sides and remove it.
- Serve hot with your favorite chutney and sambar. I served with Kempu chutney/ Red chutney !
Note
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Serve this hot and yummy Thatte idli with butter and red chutney, sambar or sagu.