Mint Idly

Recipe

Mint Idly

About Recipe
ENERGY: 53kcal
CARBS: 11g
PROTEIN: 1.2g
FAT: 0.1g
FIBER: 0.5g

01. ABOUT RECIPES

Mint idly is a refreshing variation of the classic South Indian idly, made by incorporating finely chopped fresh mint leaves into the traditional rice and urad dal batter. The addition of mint not only enhances the flavour with a cooling, aromatic touch but also increases the dish’s nutritional and digestive benefits. Steamed to perfection, these idlies are soft, fluffy, and light, making them an excellent breakfast or snack option.

02.INGREDIENTS

  • Parboiled rice – 18 g
  • Urad dal (skinned black gram) – 5 g
  • Fresh mint leaves (finely chopped) – 2–3 g



  • Fenugreek seeds – 0.1 g
  • Water – as needed for soaking, grinding, and batter consistency
  • Salt – A Pinch

03.HEALTH BENEFITS:

Supports Digestion :

Mint has natural carminative properties that soothe the digestive system and reduce bloating.

Rich in Antioxidants :

Helps combat oxidative stress and supports overall cellular health.

Boosts Immunity :

Contains vitamins A and C that strengthen the immune system.

Freshens Breath & Reduces Fatigue :

Mint’s natural aroma and compounds can invigorate the senses and promote alertness.






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Low-Calorie & Heart-Friendly :

Steamed and lightly seasoned, making it suitable for weight management and cardiovascular health.

Enhances Nutrient Profile :

Along with the base protein and carbohydrates from rice and dal, mint adds minerals like iron, calcium, and magnesium.

Cooling & Soothing :

Ideal for hot climates or for a light, calming breakfast.

04. INSTRUCTIONS:

  • Wash and soak rice and urad dal separately for 4–6 hours.
  • Add fenugreek seeds to urad dal while soaking.
  • Grind urad dal to a smooth, fluffy batter.
  • Grind rice to a slightly coarse texture.
  • Mix both batters with salt.
  • Finely chop fresh mint leaves.
  • Fold the chopped leaves gently into the fermented batter just before steaming.
  • Cover and ferment the batter for 8–12 hours, until it doubles in volume.
  • Lightly grease the idly mould.
  • Pour batter for one idly (~35 g cooked weight).
  • Steam for 10–12 minutes until cooked.
  • Remove idly from mould and serve hot with chutney, Sambar, or Podi.

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