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Pasi Paruppu Puttu / Moong Dal Puttu

Posted on Apr 24, 2013 · Last Updated on Mar 11, 2021 by Uma Ramanujam · 21 Comments

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As I said in my last post, I learnt many recipes from my grandma. I make her recipes on my own here at my home. If she comes here, I ask her to prepare few delicacies. She uses the same utensils, same ingredients and measurements what I use. But I don’t know how her recipes alone taste heaven. Guess she has some secret with her hand :-). Fine, I’ll come to today’s recipe. It is also from my grandma. She prepares this recipe for breakfast or tiffin and sometimes as a mid morning snack.

It is a vegan, guilt free, protein rich recipe which can be enjoyed by everyone. If you have concern about coconut and sugar, do the following alternate. Skip the coconut and add palm sugar instead of white sugar.

Basic Information:

Preparation Time: <10 minutes

Soaking Time: 1 hour

Cooking Time: 15 minutes

Serves: 2 persons

Ingredients:

Yellow Split Moong Dal / Mung Dal / Pasi Paruppu – 1 cup

Salt – a small pinch

Fresh coconut – 3 tablespoons, grated

Sugar – 3 tablespoons

Green Cardamom – 2 nos, crushed



Method:

1) Soak yellow moong dal for an hour.

2) After an hour, drain the water from it. Grind the moong dal to a fine paste without adding water. Transfer the paste to a bowl and add a pinch of salt. Mix well.

3) Take Idly pan and pour a ladle of batter to the idly moulds. Steam it for 10 minutes or until it gets cooked well.

4) Once it is cooked, transfer the steamed idlies to a bowl or plate.

5) Make a crumble of it.

6) Add sugar, grated coconut and cardamom. Mix well.

7) Serve it for breakfast or tiffin.

Notes:

1) Instead of sugar you can add palm sugar to this puttu. Instead of whole cardamoms, you can also use cardamom powder.

2) You can also soak moong for whole night. Make sure not to add more water while grinding. If you have added more water while grinding, sometimes, the moong dal idlies may become hard. If so, break the idlies into four and just pulse it using mixer to get crumble.

3) Increase or decrease the grated coconut and sugar quantity based on your taste.

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Mahi
Mahi
13 years ago

Healthy putti Uma..my m-in-law makes the savory version of this.

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Laxmipriya
Laxmipriya
13 years ago

wow.. that is an interesting recipe.. hope u share more of ur grandma's recipes.. 🙂

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Nalini's Kitchen
Nalini's Kitchen
13 years ago

I thought it is moong dhal puttu only when you shared the picture in the FB.
A healthy version of puttu,we do make it often almost the same way.Instead of adding sugar we make syrup of single string and mix it..

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Lifewithspices
Lifewithspices
13 years ago

wow..very healthy one..love it..

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Hamaree Rasoi
Hamaree Rasoi
13 years ago

Your Grandma is so talented. She has been a great coach to you.
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Preety
Preety
13 years ago

This is so easy n healthy too..love it

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Preety
Preety
13 years ago

This is so easy n healthy too..love it

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Raksha
Raksha
13 years ago

looks yummy. kids will love it.

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Santosh Bangar
Santosh Bangar
13 years ago

gr8 recipe

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meena
meena
13 years ago

inviting clicks,sounds so healthy and yummy.cool idea.thanks for sharing .

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Kurryleaves
Kurryleaves
13 years ago

this one is new to me…looks really yummm.

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Priya Suresh
Priya Suresh
13 years ago

This is one of my favourite, but its been ages i prepared it. Grandma's recipes tastes always divine Uma,its still a mystery u know.

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divya
divya
13 years ago

looks sooo awesome n delicious…wonderful clicks

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Biny's Recipes
Biny's Recipes
13 years ago

dats a pretty long process but the end result is yummy and healthy one

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saraniskitchen
saraniskitchen
13 years ago

very easy and healthy recipe…

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Unknown
Unknown
13 years ago

grandmas are always great 🙂 interesting and delicious..

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Unknown
Unknown
13 years ago

wow so yummy, inviting and healthy….bookmarked it should try it….
nice clicks too.
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Unknown
Unknown
13 years ago

wow gorgeous looking puttu….i want to taste it

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Vimitha Durai
Vimitha Durai
13 years ago

Healthy and delicious puttu…

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13 years ago

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Shanthi
Shanthi
13 years ago

Fantastic recipe..very new to me…i will sure try this…

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