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Being passionate travelers means plenty of variations. Be it cloths, places, entertainments, or food, you have a large database of options in front of you. True, we were never ardent about cooking, but we were always one food loving couple. And, our interest for travel took us all the way from India to Nepal to Somalia to Maldives to Uganda. We did not travel to these countries for mere journey. We found jobs in every country, stayed for a couple of years, learned the ins and outs of their customs and practices, and then of course food. It's so wonderful to have them all shared it with you, the taste that we loved in India.

Friday, July 1, 2011

Madakku San (Kerala)

Madakku San is an easy to make breakfast. And in some regions of Kerala it is known Mutta Kuzhalappam. There was a time when I almost hated this breakfast due to repeated serving by my mother. It was during my schooldays and the dish was easy to prepare while packing my lunch on one side.
Ingredients


All-purpose flour 1½ cups
Milk 2 cups
Egg 1
Sugar 3 tablespoons
Salt a pinch
Grated coconut 1 cup
Vegetable oil for greasing
Cardamom powder ½ teaspoon





Method
§  Beat egg, 1 tablespoon sugar, milk, and salt; Mix with all-purpose flour to a loose batter and keep aside.
§  Mix remaining sugar with grated coconut and cardamom powder for filling.
§  Heat a greased frying pan; pour a full ladle of batter and spread circular to a thin layer. Cook both sides to brownish yellow;
§  Spoon 2 tablespoons of filling in the middle of cooked bread and fold from both sides to a roll. Serve hot with bananas or plantains.
If you do not want to use milk for preparing your Madakku San, you may try with water.



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