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Sabsige Soppu Kadubu

Looks like we are going to make it to the goal, healthy recipe #4 this month, in this new year! I love it when that happens, without overplanning you get to meet the goal. So here we are with one more no compromise on flavour yet healthy breakfast dish. Sabsige soppu kadubu or steamed rice flour dill leaves dumplings. Nice, easy and healthy and more importantly hearty!
The number of ingredients required are small and simple. All you need is to buy some fresh dill leaves, organic and homegrown even better. We first need to prepare a dough, then shape into kadubu and steam them. These steamed dumplings are known by different names pidi kozhukattai, kadubu etc. Dill leaves or sabsige soppu adds the required fibre and is rich in Vitamin A.


I have used idiyappam flour to make these sabsige soppu kadubu. You can also use rice flour, lightly roast the flour, let it cool and then it is ready to use. Some simple spices like pepper and jeera are enough to flavour these steamed wonders. The best part is steamed sabsige soppu kadubu can be served for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Chutneys or masala yogurt or kadhi/paladya, make simple and best accompaniments. Try more steamed recipes from FOI, akki tari kadubu, kuchida sihi and khara kadubu, idiyappam and a variety of idlis.


Sabsige Soppu Kadubu | Sabsige Kadubu | Kadubu Recipes
 
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Steamed rice flour dumplings laden with fibrous dill leaves, sabsige soppu kadubu
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Recipe type: Breakfast
Cuisine: Indian
Serves: 8-10 kadubu
Ingredients
  • 1 Cup rice flour/idiyappam flour
  • 1½ Cups water
  • 200 Gm or 1 bunch sabsige soppu/dill leaves
  • ¼ Cup peas
  • 1 Tsp coconut oil
  • Salt to taste
  • ¼ Tsp pepper
  • ½ Tsp jeera
Method
  1. Measure the rice flour/idiyappam flour and keep it ready
  2. Clean and wash the sabsige soppu/dill leaves
  3. Chop the dill leaves finely and keep aside
  4. In a deep vessel bring water to a boil
  5. Add little coconut oil and salt to taste
  6. Next jeera goes into the water
  7. Drop in the chopped sabsige soppu/dill leaves
  8. Add green peas and mix well
  9. Add some pepper powder and mix well
  10. Slowly add the rice flour/idiyappam flour into the water
  11. Quickly mix and you can see the mixture has come together
  12. Cover and let it steam for 1-2 minutes
  13. Turn off heat and let it rest for 10 minutes
  14. Open the lid and let it cool lightly
  15. Once the mixture is warm and you can handle it, lightly fluff up the dough
  16. Make small bundles and place on a oiled plate
  17. Stack up all the plates in a similar way
  18. Steam in idli cooker for 8-10 minutes or till done
  19. Serve hot with masala yogurt/curd
Notes
Rice flour can be roasted slightly if you do not have idiyappam flour

Sabsige soppu/dill leaves should not be very tender, it should be green and fresh though

You can also add regular cooking oil instead of edible coconut oil
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Sabsige Soppu Kadubu Stepwise:
Measure the rice flour/idiyappam flour and keep it ready

Clean and wash the sabsige soppu/dill leaves
 
Chop the dill leaves finely and keep aside

In a deep vessel bring water to a boil

Add little coconut oil and salt to taste
 
Next jeera goes into the water
 
Drop in the chopped sabsige soppu/dill leaves

Add green peas and mix well
 
Add some pepper powder and mix well
 
Slowly add the rice flour/idiyappam flour into the water
 
Quickly mix and you can see the mixture has come together
 
Cover and let it steam for 1-2 minutes

Turn off heat and let it rest for 10 minutes

Open the lid and let it cool lightly

Once the mixture is warm and you can handle it, lightly fluff up the dough

Make small bundles and place on a oiled plate
  
Stack up all the plates in a similar way
 
Steam in idli cooker for 8-10 minutes or till done

Serve hot with masala yogurt/curd

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