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    Home » Recipes » Breakfast Menu

    Poha breakfast ideas | Batata vada, sev

    April 4, 2015 by Raks Anand 6 Comments /

    Poha breakfast ideas, serve poha with sev, batata vada and chai, best way to start a day with this special menu.

    poha breakfast ideas
    Breakfast ideas with poha, serve it with these accompaniments

    This post is just an idea about how to serve poha as a platter for breakfast. Check individual posts for respective recipes.

    This post is part of my Breakfast menu series. Check out my lunch menu series in my website.

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    When I posted kanda batata poha, I got few comments they eat it with sev topped over it.

    So wanted to try that way for a long time. I always wondered what combo I can post for a north Indian breakfast.

    Parathas came to my mind, but I wanted to post something with Poha firstly.

    We make south indian version of poha like lemon aval, tamarind aval, aval upma etc.

    Difference

    But when I went to Pune, had kanda poha for the first time. I loved the difference in the taste, flavor and texture.

    The poha I make is too soft in texture, but the one I tasted in Pune was not too soft, it had some texture which I liked.

    Then only I tried after coming here and posted my Kanda batata poha.

    For south Indian version, I soak aval in hot water or warm water. Water level is more.

    But for north Indian version, they just wash and drain water, let it soak without excess water.

    So it retains it's texture. One more difference is the oil. While we use more sesame oil, it will not have a glace mostly.

    But the Puneri poha was having a glace from oil as well as loaded with onion.

    There is a sweet touch to this poha as well.

    Suggestions

    When I was thinking what to post along with poha, my friend Sangeeta suggested for batata vada her mom makes.

    Though she asked me to post this as snack idea, I am posting as a breakfast idea.

    This batata vada I made for this combo is similar to my Aloo bonda recipe.

    Only that I shaped it as patties. Sangeeta told her mom first fries the vada, takes it out.

    Just before serving, press between kitchen towels gently and again fries it to give it a crispy texture.

    Recipe links

    Check out the recipes

    1. Kanda batata poha recipe
    2. aloo bonda recipe
    3. Ginger cardamom tea recipe

    Check out other poha varieties like tomato poha and masala poha in my website.

    Instructions

    1. Pressure cook potato firstly, mean while chop onion for vada and poha.
    2. Keep all the other ingredients like chilli, coriander leaves,  ginger (for tea) etc; ready.
    3. I made the poha with only onions as I made batata vada.
    4. Prepare the aloo stuffing and batter for that ready.
    5. Make poha.
    6. Lastly you can prepare vada and tea, to serve hot.
    Poha breakfast ideas

    Have a nice weekend 🙂!

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    Reader Interactions

    Comments

    1. jeyashri suresh

      April 04, 2015 at 5:51 am

      lovely combo

      Reply
    2. Nivedhanams Sowmya

      April 04, 2015 at 12:20 pm

      perfect for the evening!!! vibrant pics!!!

      Reply
    3. Magees kitchen

      April 04, 2015 at 3:19 pm

      Yummy combo...

      Reply
    4. Durga Karthik.

      April 05, 2015 at 12:46 am

      Wow i tried this today.Very tasty.Thanks.

      Reply
    5. anukampa dubey

      April 05, 2015 at 3:51 am

      wow. This is perfect for a rainy day and iresistable.

      Reply
    6. Divs

      April 05, 2015 at 4:36 am

      awesome combo!!

      Reply

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