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140 beaten rice recipes


Last Updated : Jun 22,2023




पोहा रेसिपी - हिन्दी में पढ़ें (beaten rice recipes in Hindi)
પૌંઆ રેસીપી - ગુજરાતી માં વાંચો (beaten rice recipes in Gujarati)
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Recipe# 15280
23 Mar 04

 by gumaross
Poha (beaten rice) dosa makes for an anytime snack recipe, whenever hunger strikes. The rice flakes or poha are mixed with rice flour and buttermilk and then spread on non stick pan like dosa. Enjoy this crispy fried poha dosa with chutney.
Recipe# 14503
07 Oct 11

 by ravishamal
A spicy street food recipe straight from the streets of mumbai, the missal is basically a spicy sprouts preparation which is typically served with buttered pav. Learn the easy way for preparing the missal and enjoy it with chopped onions and lime juice as topping.
Recipe# 14058
16 Oct 02

 
by chantani
No reviews
Prepare Instant dhokla in minutes in a microwave and enjoy with coconut gratings a garnish.
Recipe# 16410
26 Sep 11

 by Reena Agarwal
Kale chane ke kebab is a recipe of delicious and hot kebabs made with black chana and beaten rice mixed with various spices and coniments.
Poha Cutlet
Recipe# 33841
13 Oct 11

 by Palak Rajput
No reviews
Poha or flattened rice is soaked in water and mixed with gram flour and other spices. The mixture is then either deep fried or shallow fried till golden brown in colour. Serve poha cutlet with mint chutney or with tomato ketchup.
Recipe# 11552
15 Jun 02

 by gayatrinaik
No reviews
This is a very easy to prepare snack, and just as tasty to eat. made with readily available ing.in the kitchen, easy to prepare when you have unexpected guests.
Recipe# 9459
14 May 04

 by apsmanda
No reviews
It can be kept in refrigerator for a whole day...
it tastes yummy...similar to curd rice but need not wait for rice to cook and cool..
Recipe# 12303
29 Jun 01

 by sushila36
No reviews
Make your Sunday breakfast special with Sunday poha recipe, the traditional way of preparing Maharashtrian popular snack, poha . This healthy recipe is prepared from soaked rice flakes or poha which is stir fried with boiled potatoes. The poha is delectably tempered with mustard seeds, curry leaves, ....
Recipe# 13365
16 Aug 11

 by jayashri
No reviews
Learn how to prepare the aval payasam with milk and poha or rice flakes. The rice flakes are cooked with milk and sugar and then chilled with grated nuts as topping. A perfect festival dessert item.
Recipe# 16409
16 Oct 20

 by Reena Agarwal
Tasty and nutritious kebabes made with soya beans and other hot ingredients like chillies and condiments. A yummy snack and starter.
Recipe# 9351
16 Aug 11

 by sandhyasha
No reviews
Aval milk is truly an innovative milk based recipe with plantains( banana like fruit) mashed and added with poha(rice flakes), sugar and roasted skinless peanuts. The aval milk is best served chilled on a hot sultry summer day.
Recipe# 11769
01 Jul 03

 by Venki's Delite'
No reviews
Coconut poha is a typical Maharashtrian poha recipe with rice flakes or poha cooked with coconut flakes, chopped onion, coconut, sugar, salt and coriander leaves. The coconut poha is served garnished with fresh lime juice and coriander leaves as breakfast or snack.
Recipe# 16531
17 Aug 11

 
by geetharam32
No reviews
A popular south indian recipe made with rice and a mix of different vegetables. Serve ghee with it.
Recipe# 12296
13 Oct 11

 by ashazaveri
No reviews
This is a very famous bhel of palitana. Mostly all jains love this dish very much and i want to share this dish with the other community who doesn't know this dish. If you get good-sweet dadam and good raw papaya than really you will enjoy this dish.
Recipe# 13355
18 Mar 01

 by keerthy
No reviews
The perfect breakfast item, instant porridge is quite an easy porridge recipe with boiled white oats added to milk and water mix. A sweet instant porridge recipe which can be served hot with milk or any fruit of your choice as a part of a healthy breakfast menu.
Recipe# 31268
28 Oct 10

 by MOONBEAMS
No reviews
The addition of barley, soybean and cheese inceases the nutritional value of the traditional south indian dosa. Enjoy it hot pipping from the griddle.
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