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    Uttapam

    Posted by Barb Wong, 6/9/02 at 1:40:14 PM.

    1 cup long grain rice
    1/2 cup beaten rice
    1/4 cup urad dahl
    1/3 cup diced onion
    1/3 cup chopped cilantro
    1/3 cup diced carrot
    Salt
    Ghee or oil

    Wash rice, beaten rice and urad dahl separately. In individual bowls, cover each with water and let soak 8 to 12 hours.
    After soaking, rinse each of the ingredients with fresh water.
    In a blender, grind each ingredient with enough water to make a thick batter. Combine the batters.
    Cover bowl and place in a warm place overnight to allow batter to ferment.
    Add onion, cilantro and carrot to batter and season with salt. The batter should be the consistency of thick pancake batter.
    Heat a heavy non-stick frying pan over medium-high heat.
    Heat 1 teaspoon ghee or oil in pan and pour one ladle full of batter, spreading batter into a round. Cook until top of uttapam appears dry and bottom is brown and crispy. Flip over and brown other side.
    Serve with sambar and coconut chutney.

    Makes about 6 - 6 inch uttapam

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