#AdaiAvialCombo! #Adai #AvialAdai is a Soutb-Indian delicacy packed with protein and rich with its popularity. Adai goes well with any chutney, be it Onion chutney or tomato chutney or even the humble chutney powder or Milagai Podi mixed liberally with Til oil - but, Adai combines best with Avial! So hop into #SujanFunKitchen for another #EasyHealthyRecipeAdai:Ingredients:Idli Rice/Raw Rice - 1 cupTur dal+Bengal gm dal+Urad dal - ½ cupRed chillies - 4/6Cumin seeds - 1 tspAsaefotida - ½ tspSalt to tasteChopped onions - as reqd (Optional)Curry leaves - as reqdTil oil - as reqdMethod:Wash and soak the rice and dals together with red chillies, cumin seeds for 2 hoursGrind to a slightly coarse batterAdd asaefotida, salt and curry leaves - mixAdjust consistency - should Not be as runny as Dosa batterAdd chopped onions if requiredHeat TawaGrease with oilPour a ladleful of Adai Batter and spread outFlip to both sides till goldenServe hot with Avial, butter and jaggeryAvialIngredients:White pumpkin Yellow pumpkinCarrots BeansYamAny other vegetables like drumsticks, snakegourdFresh coconut Green chilliesCumin seedsRice flour - few tspsSalt to tasteCoconut oil - few tspsCurry leaves as reqfMethod:Wash the vegetables and cut into thin stripsIn a big vessel, add all the vegetablesAdd water and salt to just cover the vegetablesClose the vessel and cook over sim flame till cooked - but not mushy..should be slightly crisp tooNow grind the coconut along the green chillies, cumin seeds and the rice flour to bind - to a soft, smooth pasteAdd this paste to the boiled vegetables and cook together for few minutesSwitch off flame and add some beaten curd and mix togetherHeat few tsps of coconut oil in a small pan and roast curry leaves in itAdd to the Avial