#MadeWithDelMonte #DelMonteIndia # DelMonteOliveOil #southindianbreakfast #idiyappam @DelMonteIndia Idiyappam with Spicy Tomato ChutneyThis popular breakfast dish from South of India is also very popular in Sri Lanka. The name comes from 2 Tamil words- Idi meaning beat and appam is pancake. This rice noodle preparation is also popular in Singapore, Malaysia & Indonesia known as putu Mayang. Usually eaten with a stew I am making a spicy roasted tomato chutney to be served along with it. Try this recipe and if you like it then do not forget to write in the comment box.Ingredients1 cup rice flour1 onion 2 tomatoes1 garlic inch ginger1 green chilli Salt to tasteWaterOlive pomace oil 4 TbsMustard seedsCurry leavesCoriander leavesSugarMethodRoast the onion, tomatoes, garlic, ginger & green chilli Dry roast 1 cup rice flourAdd 1.5 cup water & mix well Add salt to taste and mix well Add 2 table spoon olive pomace oil and mix wellCover & cook for 2 to minutes till the dough is ready Put the idiyappam dough in the mould Put the roasted vegetables in a bowl filled with waterTake the charred skin off the vegetablesCut the vegetables and put them in a mixer jar along with salt to tasteAdd little sugar & Chopped coriander leavesAdd little water and grind to a fine paste Steam the Idiyappam for 3 to 4 minutesHeat up 2 table spoon olive pomace oil for tadkaAdd 1 tea spoon mustard seeds when oil is hotAdd the curry leavesKeep a few fried curry leaves aside for garnishingPut the ground chutney into the tadka Garnish the Idiyappam with curry leaves & serve with chutney Follow Chef Ananya Banerjee on:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chefananyabanerjee/..Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chefananyabanerjeePlease subscribe to my channel if you are new here!#southindiansnack #indianvegfood #healthyfood #chutney #tomatochutney #roastedchutney #foodphotography #charredrecipe#southindianchutney