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Uploaded by on Sep 29, 2011

This recipe is a very delicious&healthy.

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  • Thanks for posting the recipe for Dal. I cant wait to try. How did you grind the soaked grains? In a food processor?

  • No, I used a mixer . The motor should be powerful enough to grind the ingredients to a smooth paste ....

  • hi please tell me how long we can soak rice and dal...... i soaked it for 10 hrs and it taste wierd...please reply....

  • In my video, I have already told that you need to soak it for 3 hrs ... This is the max. time .... You have soaked it for 10 hrs and the dhal would have fermented and that's y it taste wierd .... 

  • Hi i tried this receipe yesterday, it came out very well.. it tastes good ;-) Thanks for your receipe...Keep posting more reciepes...

  • Thank u so much:)

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  • @Quicksamaiyal thanks, that will do.....

  • @parrotpoorni Thanks for ur comments. i will post them soon:)

  • i tried this receipe yesterday .really it came out well.my husband & child liked it.thank u very much.keep posting more receipes.and i request u to post nila biscuit or ghee biscuit

  • For Adai, there is no need to ferment the batter .... You can use it immediately ....

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