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Sesame - Semolina Pancakes
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ChefJune
March 16, 2012
Oh, PistachioDoughnut! this looks like a winner to me. ;)
Devangi R.
March 16, 2012
Thanks! Finger-crossed..but you know there are so many wonderful recipes...esp the gelato ones..aww and also some drinks...let's see...
LeBec F.
March 16, 2012
pd, i am a huge fan of so. indian breads and make quite a few of my fav dishes (hooray for uttapam and uppama and rava dosa!). Tell me, what affect does the semolina produce here that had you choose it over other flours or batters for making these? thx much!
p.s. will the semolina batter ferment and sour a bit if i let it sit a day or so at room temp?
Also, i think your second sentence is missing a crucial word. I think you meant to say., "if you DON"T have buttermilk...." Yes? You can edit it but only after the test kitchen phase ends next week,iirc.
p.s. will the semolina batter ferment and sour a bit if i let it sit a day or so at room temp?
Also, i think your second sentence is missing a crucial word. I think you meant to say., "if you DON"T have buttermilk...." Yes? You can edit it but only after the test kitchen phase ends next week,iirc.
Devangi R.
March 16, 2012
Yeah, I also crave south Indian food sometimes..really fan of it...lot of times we go to this restaurant for their sat or sun breakfast buffet...everything i want is their....do you happen to visit NJ anytime..just lemme..
Honestly, i did not chose semolina for any particular reason...i had learnt this quick recipe which is a mix of Rava Uttapam and Gujju dish Handva...semolina adds a different texture compared any ground flour or so..i think so rice flour also would be a good idea, though I have never tried it that way...
Yes, it will sour a little bit, sometimes I really like to ferment it because of that slight sour taste..it depends on weather also but at times I let it sit in microwave..
In that second sentence I meant to say either one can use buttermilk or a mixture of water - yogurt...
Thanks ...
P.s. I am learning about so many new ingredients from your recipes..some of them are so new to me...
thanks much...
Honestly, i did not chose semolina for any particular reason...i had learnt this quick recipe which is a mix of Rava Uttapam and Gujju dish Handva...semolina adds a different texture compared any ground flour or so..i think so rice flour also would be a good idea, though I have never tried it that way...
Yes, it will sour a little bit, sometimes I really like to ferment it because of that slight sour taste..it depends on weather also but at times I let it sit in microwave..
In that second sentence I meant to say either one can use buttermilk or a mixture of water - yogurt...
Thanks ...
P.s. I am learning about so many new ingredients from your recipes..some of them are so new to me...
thanks much...
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