I got the idea of making raagi morkali when I saw the recipe in a magazine. I didn't remember the recipe. But I tried making it the same way as I make using rice. I have replaced rice with raagi. Rest of the recipe is same. Refer Rice Morkali for the recipe. This I made on stove top. It is ideal when you want to have a quick,filling and healthy snack to go along with tea. This too can be sliced. I was very hungry that I could not wait to spread and slice. I have started making raagi morkali more often than the rice version. When you make it for kids, you can add some grated carrots or corn to make it more nutritious.
I am re posting the Raagi idiyappam
I am re posting the Raagi idiyappam
Both the raagi dishes are my entry to Sangeeth's Eat Healthy-Fight Diabetics Event
This is really clever and no to mention healthy too.
ReplyDeleteWinner again, Jayasree! Its marvelous- the way you come up with nutritious alternatives so many times. Makes me feel more conscious about the APF I have been using & the ones I am going to use tomorrow;)
ReplyDeleteVery nice and healthy substitute, Jaya.
ReplyDeletemorkali with ragi sounds greta and healthy..good one..
ReplyDeleteThe ragi moorkali is simply superb :) Great food :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much...I have got a lot of ragi recipes thru this event and I am so thankful to all of you who have shared them!
ReplyDeletelovely recipes! So healthy.
ReplyDeletethat is really cool .. very healthy too
ReplyDeleteNice recipe. This is very nutritious even for babies.
ReplyDeleteAs odd as this sounds, I've never had morkali before.
ReplyDeleteDoes this look like upuma or like a thickened "Koozhu"?
that looks so good..and healthy too right!..very innovative!
ReplyDeletenice one jayashree
ReplyDeleteI have tasted this morkali in my childhood days, when i visit my granny's village. Those days i hate them. Once you develop the taste it damn tasty, iam longing to have that. Thanks for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteaparna, yes it is reffered to as koozhu in KI lingo. And usually made with rice.
Prema, thanks for dropping by my blog. Do try and I would love to know your feedback.
Very halthy post... Morkali looks so good and i love it... Raagi idiyappam is so cool, never tried before.... will try it soon....
ReplyDeletethose are so healthy and innovative.
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