Why your Idli is not soft? - 10 Mistakes | Chef Sunder | Recipecheckr

How to make soft idli in Tamil is explained by Chef Sunder.
A perfect Idli means, one in nice white colour nice & soft, like a Jasmine Flower must be light. But for many people, this Idli though it is made in everyone's house, there is always some complaint, like colour is not right, it is like a stone, it breaks off into pieces in a short time, many complaints like this. So, what I did was, what all can go wrong in an Idli, if you are doing something that is not perfect, what all can go wrong? Ten mistakes I have noticed. So today, those ten mistakes, I will tell you how to take out those ten mistakes perfectly, and we are going to see how to make perfect Idli like a Jasmine Flower. That is, soaking, grinding, and till that last stage of steaming them, we will see all the mistakes.
In an easy method which will be useful for you, I think.
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உங்கள் அன்பு பிள்ளைகளுக்கு பள்ளிக்கு மதிய உணவுடன் உயர்தர உணவகங்களில் கிடைப்பது போல் நொறுக்கு தீனிகளை செய்து தர விருப்பமா?
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Here are the ingredients for Idli
Urad dal - 1 cup
Idli rice - 4 cups
oil - as needed
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[@RecipeCheckr]

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[@annak4310]

Hi Sir. While grinding should use Cold water or Normal water in Mixer ?

[@seethalakshmihr4675]

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[@chandrikagiri2686]

1. No need for baking soda 2. Quality ingredients 3. Soak for only 3 h 4.1: 4 ratio urad dal to rice 5. Grind urad dal first add water little by little for 20 mins in wet grinder 6. Now grind rice. Should be bit coarse. 7. Mix the two flours very well. 8. Ferment for 8 h in a warm place. 9. Use idli cloth for steaming. 10. Steam for 4 mins.

[@jayanthiravi9834]

👌

[@marykkuttymathai6916]

👍

[@dinudinesh8696]

What about salt

[@savithaanjje2328]

@@dinudinesh8696 salt must be mixed before pouring the idlis...

[@premkumarisundar5089]

Superb idli preparation sir 👌👌

[@margosatoday]

You're a great Chef; many would benefit from your kitchen tips. Thanks and cheers

[@rekchand1]

Thank you chef Sunder .Thanks for translation & this way came to know exactly where we go wrong .🙏🙏👌👍

[@mrpatchy9950]

Explained all the important points very well , The idlis came out nice and fluffy as explained, thanks a lot.

[@gloryjessica9331]

சமையல் மட்டுமே சொல்லி தராம, அதுக்கான சின்ன சின்ன நுனுக்கமானா விஷயங்களை சொல்றது தான் highlight. Thank u sir

[@keerthanasenthilraj898]

好吧！

[@teenieplates]

Very very helpful tips, thank you so much💖♥️

[@sabinamohapatra6130]

Very useful tips expressed . But please do translate in English or hindi for a transoerency

[@lathakamal7180]

Lots and lots of thanks for guiding with minute tips sir. Hats off to you

[@cherianjoseph1943]

Really very useful, thank you so much Sir, God bless you.

[@sai3220]

Thank you very much Chef Sunder. I was stuck with awful "striker idlis" (analogy to striker in a Carrom board game), till I got great tips from your video and now I can easily make great tasting fluffy soft white idlis. No one had passed on these idli secrets to me before! Thank you once again.🙏🏾😊

[@jagrutichasmawala6179]

Please add English/ Hindi subtitles

[@user-zu1vx2ov6f]

என்

[@sudhakarthirumalai1121]

ஊறவைத்த அரிசியை ஃப்ரிட்ஜில் வைத்து 10 மணி நேரம் கழித்து அறைக்கலாமா

[@sudhakarthirumalai1121]

Can I put the soaked rice in the fridge and grind it after 10 hours?

[@anaghakalyankar1484]

Please add English subtitles.

[@lakmalli]

To easy fermentation in cold country, I use adding a little sugar or 10 to 15 ml milk while grinding; it helped very much..

[@sowrirajanranganathan9427]

I'm very new to such batter making after seeing your lecture i jus followed your instructions without skipping ....elders in-house surprised ......& Thanks

[@mariafernandes1884]

You r the best Chef. God bless you very well explained.

[@saiprakashbalasubramanian9057]

Thank you sir for the tips. Very neat explanation. Will try out as per your suggestion

[@RecipeCheckr]

All the best

[@chandranpandian9112]

சார் ! அரிசி ஆட்டும்போது ஊரவைத்த அவுள் ஒரு கைப்பிடி போட்டு ஆட்டினால் இட்லி மிகவும் மிருதுவாக வருகிறது. எப்பொழுதும் ஒரே மாதிரி மிருதுவாக இட்லி வரும். எங்கள் வீட்டில் இப்படிச் செய்வதால் இட்லி கல்லாக இருப்பதில்லை.உளுந்தம் பருப்பு மொத்தமாக வாங்கி வைக்கக்கூடாது. உளுந்தம்பருப்பு நாளானால் அதன் தன்மையை இழந்துவிடும்.உளுந்தம்பருப்பு எப்பொழுதும் புதியதாக இருக்கவேண்டும்.நான் உளுந்தம்பருப்பு தயாரிப்பாளராக இருந்தவன் நன்றி

[@madhus195]

Supernga.....unga tips romba usefull thanks a lot.....

[@shuriya5237]

Thanks 👍 It will help my mom

[@gkrishnan4829]

அவுள் அல்ல அவல் or poha

[@Naupranav]

வெந்தயம் சேர்த்து ஆட்ட வேண்டியது அவசியம் இல்லை யா

[@gkrishnan4829]

@@Naupranav Only for Dosa not for idli to make it crispy. தோசைக்கு மட்டுமே, நல்ல முறுமுறு என இருக்கும்.

[@sarojabalasundaram5415]

Hi chef neenga sonna mathiri seithen supera vanthu irukku chef iam prepared in thuni super chef my son, daughter and all r like very much chef thanks so much.

[@chitraravisankar258]

Excellent, Sir. Thank you.

[@sudhanayak2372]

Very nicely explained I do not Know Tamil still understood many points being a kannadiga Thks

[@mayasushara2113]

Ye...👏I m also a kannadiga,but understood the explanation in Tamil..Good information. Thnx chef.

[@dhanvino3970]

Ahem... Idiots are everywhere

[@jenny3912]

I am also kannadiga but , I can understand Tamil very well, some idiots can't understand kannada..

[@rathnamanjunath68]

Wow9

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👈👈👈👈simple eating show.🙏🙏🙏😊😊😊 ஆதரவு தாருங்கள்.

[@amreenm1799]

Amazing recipe chef thank you for clearing all the doubts on making perfect idli. Chef please do share the recipe of vidhyarthi bhavan dosa someday.

[@sumathikandhashastikavasam4122]

Good afternoon sir..., I did perfect idly by ur way of style only... very amazing I got soft idly hands of u sir....

[@akshayababu]

V good explanation nd demo .. I’ll work on it and have already fwdd it to my daughters -in-law

[@Muthki]

Very well explained. Thank you. This is how we do it at home. I am 75, and this is a foolproof way to get good idlis. From my experience, I have found that when we leave the remaining fermented batter in the fridge to make idlis another day, the idlis are hard. Instead it is to better to cook the idlis using all the batter, and then put the leftover ones in the fridge/freezer. When you want to use them, simply steam them again, to fully refresh them. Steaming is better than microwaving.

[@nirmalakozhikkattil9175]

Yes, it's better to make Idlis and keep it in the freezer. And steam it when ever we need .

[@anbukkarasimanoharan775]

​@@nirmalakozhikkattil9175Fridge is better than freezer.

[@kanakalathamalayath7468]

I followed all the 10 tips given by the chef and now idlies are super soft. Thank you so much chef 🙏

[@hemakrishna8917]

Thank you very much,very useful tips

[@puma3100]

Wow. You are only person who explained clearly on how to make perfect idli. We live in USA. Is there way to grind the idli in vitamix ?

[@shrividyachellam64]

Very useful tips.I have one more tip.After steaming the idlis and removing it from steamer, pour a little water on each idli.The idlis will come out of the mould easily and the idli edges will not dry out and remain soft fr longer time.

[@mandava5103]

HI Chef. I just used one tip from your video. That is to preboil the water before placing the idli plate in. Idlis came out exceptional, didn't stick to the plate, beautiful shape and texture. Thank you very much for great tips.

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you for the comment. Keep watching and keep sharing.

[@user-ln5bg4pg3l]

ப்ரோ வெந்தயம்

[@kusumagm2777]

For the fermentation of idli batter,dip an big onion slice in batter.this tip is useful in cold places also 2put the batter container in hot water for sometime. 3. Cover the container by a thick old blanket 4keep in warm room 5.add little proportion Of cooking soda in the morning 5 you can follow all the four tips at a time or any one of them,in accordance to the weather condition st your place. Tq

[@bartholomewjohn7326]

Super chef, very useful. Thank you sooooooo much

[@sijijaimon3317]

Thank you. Your video has been of good help.

[@prithathayapran8708]

Greetings from California,Thanks Chef !your tips are greatly appreciated thanks a lot

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you for watching.

[@deepakulkarni5950]

Being Maharashtrian I do not know Tamil still able to understand dos and don't s while making idlis. Nicely explained. Thank you so much. 🙏

[@rshanbhg824]

Same here

[@erer782]

Mi pan

[@nehajoshi7102]

Mi pan

[@user-xq1nc2zh6i]

सब टायटल आहेत की वाचून घ्या

[@saraschaudhary9136]

Chef I have recently started watching your videos. You explain very well . Thank u.

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you for watching and keep sharing.

[@upp_avasyathinutastydish]

Wonderful tips Thank you so much 🙏

[@stahlvivek]

my 3 comments... 1.) add well soaked fenugreek seeds 1/4 teaspoon with urad dal for a rich idli flavour.... 2.) for removing idli from plate, immerse the spoon n hot water and then scoop the idli...so that idli will come out without sticking to plate... 3.) dip the leftover idli in water, strain the water,. and then microwave for 20 to 30 seconds in high..this makes the idli fluff,y and moisty like fresh steamed idli...

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you for your tips and your support. Keep watching and keep sharing.

[@rakheesadeesh1130]

The 3rd tip is new to me n will surely try ... thank you!

[@stahlvivek]

@@rakheesadeesh1130 yes.. If idli gets dry or like in cold countries.. This method is best to soften the idli

[@vasudavid1785]

Wow

[@Catfamily1719]

Thanks

[@radhikalekshmirnair]

My favourite breakfast 😋 😍 thank you for your tips 👍

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you

[@versebyverse6034]

Hi sir. Really useful tips. I enjoyed all your recipes Really hats off sir

[@rachelsara3431]

It is really helpful, after several years I am able to make good idly in my grinder, thank u thanks a lot

[@RecipeCheckr]

Most welcome 😊. Thank you for watching. Keep supporting and keep sharing

[@sathishg9434]

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[@ravichandrang4746]

@@RecipeCheckr Very good.

[@rangamurali7667]

Thank you Chef Sundar! Excellent tips, video demo superb!

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thanks for your support. Keep watching and keep sharing.

[@swaroopah6164]

You have forgot. To put salt in idly batter

[@lalithaskumar4674]

Thank u sir ,I tried different methods found in youtube using various proportion ,soaking time, consistency of batter. I am really confused,but the idli did not come out well.I will certainly try ur method,and give my feed back.thanks a lot.

[@bhargavilakshayini8607]

For urud dhal sree gold, udhayam like good dhals ratio may slightly vary 4.5:1 or 4:1(flatten ur dhal measurement alone)

[@ushabaib8912]

மாவு அரிசி உளுத்தம் எவ்வாளாவுநேரம்அரைக்கனும்

[@mgsindhu7772]

Me too👍

[@rebeccalepcha9723]

Lovely tips and confirmation on important things like ratio, way to grind and time to cook helped me know where I could make a slight change to get softer idlys.

[@lailajoseph2759]

Thank you so much Chef Sunder for the tips. Although I asked several people none of them gave me all the tips that you share in this video. I am sure, I will be able to make good idlis from now on. I have subscribed to your channel.

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you so much.

[@devikasekhar8809]

In other countries to ferment the batter keep it inside the oven light on mode which is available in most cooking ranges. It takes overnight to ferment well

[@RecipeCheckr]

Awesome. Great tips. Thank you for your support. Keep watching and keep sharing.

[@keep-smiling-vrishali]

Please share perfect rava dosa too-how to make And typical ghee roast dosa’s Chennai fame I had them in Sarvana Bhavan Ghee roast paneer Dosa was yummiest ever …😋😋

[@foodaromaskitchen]

Love Your Beautiful Idea's ❤🌹🙏Excellent Too Great Again😘😘

[@banupriyaa36]

Perfect !! I have tried today and it came out well, though I tried in Mixer. I am in Mumbai, I have tried making by watching so many you tube channel reference but this is the channel given correct tips. Please post ragi batter ratio.

[@padmapillai5205]

Sir,very clearly explained.Thank you very much.sir,kindly share lots of tips in cooking because it is very useful.plz,share how to cook all vegetables without changing it's natural colour.

[@Amru_Arts]

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[@daisydaniel4509]

Good , i tried to like the iddily making as your suggestion.

[@SATHESKITCHEN]

Add a 1/2 tsp of sugar while cooking vegetables it will retain its colour and after draining pour 1 glass of chilled water 🙂

[@emmanuellapraise5197]

Thank you Chef

[@snehalmunot6404]

Hello chef, thanks for the very informative video. Learnt a lot! I still looking for an answer to my problem though - when I take out the idli stand from the cooker, I see water on all plates. I've tried different flame settings too. My idlis also turn out flat and dense. Could you think of why this is happening?

[@melaniecarmichael]

U should be keeping the flame on medium high ..never on low If it’s flat then check with these Proportion of urad dal Time u keep for fermentation..if it’s more than the required time. Ur weather conditions ..if it’s too humid then reduce the hours of fermentation. N if ur have a warm body don’t bother stirring much using ur hands. Just a little is enuf barely on ur palms … Also lat Idlis happen when the batter is too fermented or frothy. Mix a little well than usual

[@priyankareddy4582]

For the water problem, you can use idli cloth. It will soak up extra water.

[@kavithasivaprakasam9477]

i too faced d same issue, may be d problem is with d idli cooker plate , d depression. may be not enough for idlies to fluff out instead it turns out flat , so far i changed two idli vessels

[@arunavalli1]

Able to follow even though in Tamil because you explained things so well. Thank you.

[@RecipeCheckr]

That's great. Thank you very much for watching this video. kepp supporting.

[@abidakhaleel23]

Thank you very much chef Excellent explanation God bless

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you very much for watching this video. kepp supporting.

[@radhika1693]

Deivamae 15 years idli seiyraen, yeppayum ulundu seri illanu escape aavaen. Unga tips naala first time idli summa kumunu vanthuchu… nandri sir

[@tamilmoon1382]

😃😃😃

[@1985HKK]

😂same here

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@@1985HKK ellarum eppadi thano

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அருமையான பதிவு, fully watched, useful video, Thanks for sharing, நன்றி

[@sritharanvallipuram560]

brilliant decision. thanks

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@@sritharanvallipuram560 vv uhhhhnll. Yuppp

[@arokalpanaa3788]

Thanks for the recipe sir.. it was outstanding, I made it as per your instructions.. my family is so glad..

[@RecipeCheckr]

Glad you liked it

[@vimalat3861]

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[@ramya__manoj]

Very useful tips indeed 👍 Wd like to add one more. Idli paathrathlaerndhu, idli thatta edutha odanaeyae, suda suda irukkum bodhae idli'ya remove pannumbodhu, thattula konjam ottikittu waste aagum. Idha avoid panna, few seconds wait panni, konjam aarina apparam idli thatta vittu eduththaa, thuli kooda waste aagaama varum.

[@mekalajoseph7867]

Thank you sir ❤️🙏🏽🇫🇷

[@venikrish3943]

I'm from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 🇲🇾 Thanks for your time and wonderful information. Very helpful tips. God bless you Sir.

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you

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மிகவும் சூப்பரான விளக்கம் வாழ்த்துகள்👌👌

[@vinodkumarpadmanabha8034]

You did a PERFECT job, like I do always, all best wishes

[@essdeeare4558]

பார்க்கவே சாப்பிடத் தூண்டுகிறது....

[@Amru_Arts]

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[@pppalande20]

Hello from USA mom I dont understand the language but the little English subtitles help me to understand your recipe Thanks for the recipe. Please make more subtitles in English So we can understand your recipe in more detail .

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thanks for your suggestion and feedback. We are preparing subtitles for all of our future videos and adding subtitles for older videos too. Please check for the update on our community post.

[@pppalande20]

@@RecipeCheckr 🇺🇸🗽Thanks for reply

[@simplylife8878]

Very good advice. Thank u!!

[@ashleyprema308]

I like the natural way of your idli. 👍No baking soda or yeast.

[@coolcandy1542]

Just tried it today. Turned out great 👍 Thank you, Chef

[@RecipeCheckr]

Great to hear! Thank you for your support Keep watching and keep supporting.

[@Gracefulllight1970]

Vanakkam sir, unga video parthen . Thanks sir. Idly vegaradhukku 3 to 4 mins max nu so neenga. Aana enga veetla 8 to 10 mins vechathaan vegudhu sir. Any way I shall try ur method and give u the feed back. Sir.🙏😊

[@sumathirajagopal6409]

Super sir I try it idli vy gud

[@rajaninambiar7186]

Thank you! For those of you who live in cold countries here is a tip to ferment Iddli.Soak in the morning grind in the afternoon as chef is showing here then place the batter inside a magnetron that has a light burning inside when it is opened the temperature of the bulb helps ferment...or place the batter in a hot dish washer after you have done the wash and emptied it.Just leave it over night. This is what I do in the Netherlands.

[@RecipeCheckr]

Great tip!. Thanks for watching. Keep supporting and keep sharing.

[@sarathasubramaniam8487]

Thank you for yr tips

[@krishkav138]

Please never put your food or ingredients in a clean dishwasher, it is full of detergent and it’s smell. But putting it in a off-stove steam bath overnight or inside a magnetron just like Ms. Nambiar said definitely works.

[@somiraju]

Instapot owners- putting the batter in yogurt setting will help it ferment.

[@rabiabanu1633]

Keep it in the oven for fermentation keep the light turned on 🙂

[@malleswarirao6160]

Mr sunder your videos and preparations of dishes are super. Here i would like to know how to soak idli rava and urd dal. What should be the ratio of idli rava and and how to soak and for what period. Please give me the procedure. Super your receipies are, i must say. I am from Bangalore.

[@palaniappanvenkatachalam310]

I have meticulously followed your instructions and the results are extremely good. This is the first time I have made soft Idly. Thanks for your video.

[@RecipeCheckr]

That's great. Thanks

[@minnipius1952]

🙏 thanks for rectifying the idli mistakes, I need 6 minutes to make the soft idli by your method

[@mamata4646]

Very well explained💯 also adding tips on storing the batter would have helped us even more🙏

[@SATHESKITCHEN]

Don't add salt during fermentation. Add salt only for the the required amount of batter rest store in refrigerator and add salt only when using it

[@neelamphanse384]

Thank you for useful tips. I don't understand your language. However, tips in English are perfect. One query is,if the salt is to be added in case of both hot &cold places, does adding salt quickens the fermentation process or slows it down?Thanks for useful tips.

[@dianarosarydasan2601]

Thanks 👍 Sharing, I do with different kinds of rice and soaking timing depends on kinds of rice and comes out well. Thanks for your useful important tips

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you so much.

[@akshara.karchana.k5075]

Thank you so much sir ... Iam malayali i don't know Tamil but I can understand this video. I have a suggestion you can use more English

[@ManojKumar-vd1wx]

English has been mixed with the batter

[@arunnik3779]

😁😁😁

[@StorytimewithSai]

Thank you for explaining it so well 🥰 will surely try. Thank you Sir 🙏

[@Kkma956]

Really relatable mistakes ..my doubts is clear ... thankyou so much sir

[@cookwithchitrasamayal9772]

Excellent explanation thank you your for sharing chef 🙏🙏💐💐

[@RecipeCheckr]

Keep watching

[@lakshminarayanan7033]

Dear Chef I normally take rice and dal @ 4:1 ratio as mentioned by you. Only change is I take 3 boiled and 1 raw rice. As you said the quality of Urud dal should be good. A half teaspoon of fenugreek (methi) seeds adds to the softness.

[@priyankareddy4582]

Is it better to use boiled rice? I use only raw rice.

[@happyworldtravels3235]

I once. made. Appam. Wet.mavu .but. when I made. Idli it came. sofly. At abroad. some. Indians. make. Only. in. Raw. Rice.

[@patsweety]

I also use the same ingredients as u mentioned but i steam for 15 minutes. My idlis are soft but they fall flat after steaming. Can you please help me, what might be the reason?

[@lakshminarayanan7033]

@@patsweety The reason for turning flat after steaming is due to the fine quality of Urar dal which when ground to paste normally gives more quantity than assumed as per the given ratio of Rice - 3 and Dal - 1

[@patsweety]

@@lakshminarayanan7033 oh is it..i use whole urad dal, round one, white. So should I use it less?

[@rihanasalahudeen8267]

It’s so useful thank you for the explanation and the tips pls share a medu vada recipe 🙏❤️

[@medhapatki3977]

Thank you so much Sundarji. Though I don't know language ,I really enjoyed the video, because of your written tricks, especially you have used correct colors (green and red) .

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thanks. Credits goes to the editor.

[@user-xq1nc2zh6i]

​@@RecipeCheckrथँक्स. Gratitudes. Stay blessed 🙏

[@ruwanimudalige8154]

Wow finally I can make my favorite IDDly right…..my favorite Indian food tasted here in srilanka ! Thankyou n God bless u!

[@RecipeCheckr]

My pleasure 😊 Thank you for your support. Keep watching and keep sharing.

[@sharadamurali2078]

Very useful tips. What rice did you use? Raw rice or boiled rice?

[@SATHESKITCHEN]

Idli rice 🙂

[@lakshmanasamy5089]

இந்த மாதிரி செய்யச் சொன்னா. வீட்டில் சண்டைக்கு. வந்துவிடுவார்கள். இவ்வளவு. பொறுமை இப்போ. யாருக்கும் இல்லை. அவர்கள் செய்த இட்லியை கொண்டே மண்டையை. உடைத்துவிடுவார்கள்.😪😅😫🤣😂🤑🤣🤣😪

[@shrivenkateshwari8709]

😅😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@motherbabylifestyle]

😁😁😁😁😁

[@jasimaazu8773]

😂

[@bhargavilakshayini8607]

Idliyala romba baathika patturukaru polaye sir

[@suganyaponnurangam9880]

Ladies should take of all and also cooking

[@selvieyaselvi8627]

Yes very true sir, nanem thapo panni eraken. Engga amma enthamatheri than saivangga sir. Anal, yesterday rice kojem mix pannevangga sir. Ongge recipe super explanation 👌👌👍👍❤️❤️🙏🙏From Malaysia

[@mallikamala7073]

THANK YOU CHEF.........MY FAVOURTE DISH .DETAILED EXPLANATION.WILL TRY AND ENJOY .

[@RecipeCheckr]

Glad to hear that. Keep supporting and keep sharing.

[@nancysayad9960]

Some people say you should keep the soaked grains in fridge for one or two hours before grinding so that batter is not heated up while grinding or you should use ice water for grinding

[@srinivasanmarkabandhu8073]

Ek

[@shenoy70anitha]

Just loved the way you have explained the process of making idly.. Just subscribed to your channel. Though I am a konkani native, can catch your explanation very well.. Please suggest whether we need to use whole urud or split urud?

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thanks for your support from konkani. Prefer Whole urad dal.

[@chitrakallat5054]

👍

[@archana1520]

Use whole urad

[@Vaiju134]

Avoiding mistakes will definitely yield a superb product.

[@raghunathrao1147]

Thanks 👍👍😊. Your explanation is wonderful and beautiful as your fluffy idlis. Keep it up.

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you so much. Keep watching.

[@divyas2875]

Dear chef,I am a great fan of idly.but I never ever become successful in cooking it .After watching, your video,I am planning to prepare as you said.

[@priyakeerthi6231]

Parupu urundai kuzhambu recepi pls sir

[@sasikalakitchenchannel4892]

Thank you Chef👌

[@rajadavidpurushotham]

Beloved Sunder, your tips are always useful to many like me, I can't cook but can give advice to known people.

[@RecipeCheckr]

Glad to hear that

[@swaminathanchinnapa9445]

(d9ntdistuurbcontiouslypleasesir

[@gandhimathikarthikeyan7281]

Chef Sundar Excellent explanation I use to do the same way Always my id lies come superb Your ratio is same as mine But I use cloths for idli making plates Not oil- it reduces taste

[@chitrasugumar582]

Thank you for that video. Chef Sunder, I cook idlis in a cooker and it needs at least 12 minutes. Also what changes are needed if we have only a blender? TIA

[@RecipeCheckr]

If you have only blender, you can use cold water for grinding.

[@killadisamayaladhiraisubsc4859]

Amazing recipe ideas thankyou so much 👍

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thank you so much 😊

[@saravanasangeethar502]

Nice sir.. Good deliver without missing any step.. Thank u....

[@RecipeCheckr]

Thanks for your support. Keep watching and keep sharing.

[@vanithameera6538]

Boiled rice alone or raw rice also we should add? No fenugreek?

[@hawaibrahim9986]

Adding raw rice might make Ur idly soggy not soft.. but dosa will come more crispy when using raw rice .. no need of fenugreek for idly.. but dosa it's a must that gives nice brown colour

[@sureshk2540]

Quite enlightening. However, we're so much used to the practice of steaming for 10 to 15 minutes that I am still not believing that 4 minutes are enough. Could not understand everything because of language but could get the 10 points from the English captions . Many would love if you record videos in English too. Thanks 🙏

[@padminic1293]

Qq³⁴qy

[@SATHESKITCHEN]

Minimum 8 -10 min is required for Cooking

[@kalskitchen898]

Crrt iam also thinking

[@rupabellubbi390]

I just love idlis..super tips...how to make kotte

[@Nacaffe]

TanQ sir, Chaala baagaa cheppaaru, Meeru cheppinattu gaa vesaanu Rice(3 cup Boiled+ 1 cup Raw) and 1 cup urad dal 1 TSP Fenugreek quantity , soaking timing also 3½ hour .... Next steps also I will follow, and I will see tomorrow my soft idli Insha Allah..

[@mayavijaykumar]

Thanks chef for the tips,my idlies came out perfect, please give more and more tamil dishes

[@sumasusandan8851]

Thank you for the video. Your detailed explanation was much appreciated. A doubt..please clarify. Since I use a mixie I often find the jar getting heated especially when I grind the rice. 1. Provided all the above mentioned 10 steps are followed, I would like to know if the batter gets affected if the mixie jar becomes hot? 2. How much of water do you add to grind the rice ?

[@cauleechurnyeshna243]

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[@Pushpalatha13]

Instead of water use ice cubes when using mixer

[@sweetlinebenezer6093]

Wow 👏😮👏😮superb..thanks

[@vatsalasanthanam2939]

Use ice cubes instead of water while grinding in the mixie...or ice water

[@tharmiakuppusamysubramania7890]

What rice, Idly rice or pulungal rice or raw rice? How to buy quality ulundhu?

[@manjuladudala1366]

I do have this doubt which rice raw rice or boiled rice?

[@agnesmatthew1296]

Pulungal arisi

[@anonymous31751]

Pulungal rice only

[@erer782]

Idli rice. Check the comments he has replied. Also in discription box he has written

[@SATHESKITCHEN]

Idli rice 🙂

[@radhikasingh6086]

Thank you for the recipe 🙏