Ragi Adai

Recipe

Ragi Adai

About Recipe
ENERGY: 56kcal
CARBS: 10.2 g
PROTEIN: 1.4g
FAT: 1g
FIBER: 1.5g

01. ABOUT RECIPES

Ragi Adai is a wholesome South Indian savoury pancake made from Ragi (finger millet) flour, enriched with vegetables like onion, carrot, and aromatic curry leaves. Slightly thick and soft, it is cooked on a hot tawa with minimal oil, making it a nutritious breakfast or snack option. This adai is especially popular among health-conscious individuals seeking a high-fiber, protein-rich, and gluten-free alternative to regular pancakes or dosas.

02.INGREDIENTS

  • Ragi flour – 15 g
  • Chopped onion – 5 g
  • Grated carrot – 3 g
  • Chopped curry leaves – 1 g



  • Chopped green chilli – 0.5 g
  • Water – ~10–12 ml (as needed for batter)
  • Oil – 1 g (for greasing/tawa cooking)
  • Salt – a pinch

03.HEALTH BENEFITS:

High in Calcium & Bone :

Ragi is one of the richest plant-based sources of calcium, supporting strong bones and teeth.

Rich in Fiber :

Promotes digestion, prevents constipation, and enhances satiety, aiding in weight management.

Diabetes-Friendly :

Low glycaemic index of Ragi helps regulate blood sugar levels.

Protein & Iron Source :

Provides essential protein and iron for muscle repair and haemoglobin formation.






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Heart-Healthy & Low-Fat :

Minimal oil and nutrient-dense ingredients support cardiovascular wellness.

Antioxidant-Rich :

Curry leaves and carrot add antioxidants that reduce inflammation and boost immunity.

Gluten-Free & Easy to Digest :

Suitable for gluten-intolerant individuals and gentle on the stomach.

04. INSTRUCTIONS:

  • In a bowl, mix Ragi flour, chopped onion, grated carrot, curry leaves, green chilli, and salt.
  • Add water little by little to make a thick, spreadable batter.
  • Heat a non-stick tawa and lightly grease with oil.
  • Pour batter and spread into a small thick circle.
  • Cook on low-medium heat until both sides are cooked and slightly crisp.

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