Here's another recipe which is a leftover transformation. Though this post/ recipe was something we were contemplating about posting it or not. Why? Because the recipe is so simple that it didn't really call for blog space. But, at the brighter side, we thought for all those people who haven't heard or tasted anything like this, its gonna be a big miss.
Ingredients
Left over Idlis (Cut up into strips): As per your need
Chilli powder to your liking
Salt to taste
Oil to fry
A few curry leaves for garnish
Heat some oil in a pan, add the cut up Idlis, sprinkle salt and chilli powder and saute until it coats well on the Idlis. Once the Idlis start to slightly crispen on the sides, tear up the curry leaves. Take it off the heat. Serve hot with your evening cup of tea.
Ingredients
Left over Idlis (Cut up into strips): As per your need
Chilli powder to your liking
Salt to taste
Oil to fry
A few curry leaves for garnish
Heat some oil in a pan, add the cut up Idlis, sprinkle salt and chilli powder and saute until it coats well on the Idlis. Once the Idlis start to slightly crispen on the sides, tear up the curry leaves. Take it off the heat. Serve hot with your evening cup of tea.
Looks so tempting and delicious...
ReplyDeleteOMG... sooo tempting:).. looks absolutely great!. reminds me of french fries:)
ReplyDeleteNice to make people eat left-over idlis! :)
ReplyDeleteHey, this looks perfect. I make something similar to this now and then. Sometimes this and sometimes Idli Upma. Your version certainly looks delish.
ReplyDeleteThats a great idea..!!!looks so yummy ...
ReplyDeleteI have had made only upmas with leftover idlis..This is awesome
Looks really tempting!!!
ReplyDeletelooks crispy and mothwatering..Wud be a best combo with a hot cup of filter coffee
ReplyDeleteLooks really delicious! Idli upma's with leftover breakfast idlis were common and this takes one on a nostalgia trip.
ReplyDeleteYummy :-) nice idea to use leftovers..
ReplyDeleteIt is of course worth posting...a wonderful idea...and please collect the awards waiting for you in my page...
ReplyDeleteIdli fry looks absolutely delicious...so cripsy and yummy :)
ReplyDeletei'd never known of idli fry until i had in one of the chaat places...looks delicious..
ReplyDeleteGlad you dropped by which led me here..Love the name of your space.
ReplyDeleteGreat way to use up the leftovers..Looks crisp :-)
ReplyDeleteWow thats a great leftover management dish. looks so crisp and perfect with evening tea. yum
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea to use left-over idlis! Looks so delicious and mouth-watering! Thanks for stopping by my blog, I am so glad you did because now I found yours which has such delicious recipes and all my favorites too! I am following it now.
ReplyDeleteLooks great and more like French Fries!
ReplyDeletewaw......its a gud idea......it luks really delicious.....gr8.....
ReplyDeleteIt looks just like french fries..Nice way to use leftovers,looks very crispy and delicious...
ReplyDeleteThat was a new idea for me ...Good that u decided to give a space for this recipe :)
ReplyDeletebtw is it deep / shallow fry ?
Fried idly is yumm :) I like it too..
ReplyDeleteI have posted a dish today with left over idlys too. :) do take a look.
Idly fry looks fantastic...kids will definitely love this..
ReplyDeletewowww...... simple and mouth watering pic :)
ReplyDeleteNice idea of using the leftover idlis..Looks soo crispy.
ReplyDeletenon, no, no, no, thankfully you posted it :) because there are some recipes we almost forget about inspite of being some of our favorites!!! these are one of those I'm fond of, hummm, reminds me of my college days.... delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteI make the same way but I use chutney powder instead of chilli powder. They look crispy and yumm.
ReplyDeleteThats great dear.no need to waste the idly
ReplyDeleteFry looks super delicious.
ReplyDeleteThank a lot for visiting my blog and following me...
ReplyDeleteFry looks so temting...resembles potato fingers..yummy yummy
you have a nice blog.you can visit my blog and give ur comments.
ReplyDeletethanks everyone for dropping by and for those wonderful comments...
ReplyDelete@deepti its neither shallow fry nor deep fry.. we used very little oil like we use in seasoning/Tadka just enough for chili powder to coat on the idlis... or you can use oil spray...
Best way to utilize the left over idlis... My fav, perfectly sliced idlis...
ReplyDeletegreat! now this is something i can try safely:)
ReplyDeleteRight now there are 4 idlis in the fridge and I was contemplating what to do with it.
ReplyDeleteNow I know.
Adding as a follower because your layout and presentation is good (so are the pictures)
u guys surely took idly to the next level.
ReplyDeleteWow that tampering made my mouth water, it looked like chat :)
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