Aadi koozh, easy aadi ragi koozh

Aadi koozh is made with ragi, kezhvaragu with other ingredients like buttermilk, raw onion, green chillies. I have added raw mango and ginger to make it more tasty and flavourful.

I have seen amma making ragi kanji with jaggery and make salted version with buttermilk, for breakfast

Otherwise, have not seen her making during the month of aadi. Also I have not tasted in the amman temples where they serve aadi koozh.

But always tempted by this term aadi koozh. So I thought of asking my friends and couple of them told their version.

I will sure share the other one too, but first this aadi koozh recipe shared by Sugu (Sugumari).

She regularly visits temple and involved in distributing prasadam to everyone which I always admire in her.

It's not only about offering food to God, it's also the distribution to the people which makes us happy and content.

She called me to share the method she makes and also sent a sweetest voice note too. Tried and loved it. Me and Vj had this for breakfast.

I understand there are various version, like fermenting before making koozh, adding rice to the kanji etc. But this too is very tasty and perfect for breakfast. This has mango in it which I love the best.

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1. Firstly, chop finely onion, green chilli, coriander leaves, mango. Grate ginger and keep aside. Boil 1 & ½ cup water side by side.

2. Secondly dissolve ragi flour in ¾ cup water using a whisk without any lumps.

3. After that, once water starts to boil, pour the ragi, stirring simultaneously to avoid forming lumps.

4. Then keep the flame in medium and keep stirring, as it tends to get stuck/ burn at the bottom of vessel.

5. Cook in medium flame furthermore until the colour changes dark and shiny. It took 5 mins for me to cook the ragi. Switch off the stove, finally add chopped items and stir well.

6. Once warm enough to handle, add buttermilk. (Beat well ¼ cup curd using a whisk until smooth. Add one cup water and make buttermilk)

Serve with pickle, tangy kuzhambu or even as such as it has mango in it.

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Aadi koozh recipe

Aadi koozh is made with ragi, kezhvaragu with other ingredients like buttermilk, raw onion, green chillies. I have added raw mango and ginger to make it more tasty and flavourful.

Course Breakfast

Cuisine Indian, South Indian

Prep Time 15 minutes

Cook Time 15 minutes

Servings 2

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Ingredients

• ¼ cup Ragi flour
• ¼ cup Curd
• ½ cup Onion chopped
• 1 Green chilli
• 1 tablespoon Coriander leaves chopped
• 1 teaspoon Ginger grated
• 3 tablespoon Unripe mango chopped
• Salt - as needed
• Water - as needed

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Instructions

• Chop finely onion, green chilli, coriander leaves, mango. Grate ginger and keep aside.
• Boil 1 & ½ cup water side by side.
• Dissolve ragi flour in ¾ cup water using a whisk without any lumps.
• Once water starts to boil, pour the ragi, stirring simultaneously to avoid forming lumps.
• Keep the flame in medium and keep stirring, as it tends to get stuck/ burn at the bottom of vessel.
• Cook in medium flame until the colour changes dark and shiny. It took 5 mins for me to cook the ragi.
• Switch off the stove, add chopped items and stir well. Once warm enough to handle, add buttermilk. (Beat well ¼ cup curd using a whisk until smooth. Add one cup water and make buttermilk)

Notes

• Make sure to cook in medium flame and keep stirring to avoid getting burnt at the bottom.
• My friend asked to add chopped items while cooking itself. You can try adding like that too. I was worried about mango's crunchiness, so added at the end.

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