A South Indian favorite made with the idli/dosa batter. Can add anything to the batter like you would for uthappam, the only difference being that you cook these in the paniyaram/kuzhiappam/unniappam pan. Serve with sambar, and/or any chutney. There is a sweet version to this too. The Indian answer to the Scandinavian aebleskiver.
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Tuesday, May 7, 2019
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