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Coconut idli

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Coconut Idli

Serves 4

50 mins

596 Kcal

Alright, fam, let's talk about the ultimate upgrade to your idli game coconut idli! Picture this: soft, fluffy clouds of rice and lentil goodness, but with a twist that screams coastal vibes. Yep, we're talking about a coconut-y makeover that takes this South Indian staple to the next level. Whether you're a brunch queen, a snack king, or just someone vibing with tropical flavors, this is the recipe you didn't know you needed. The coconut idli recipe is a breezy blend of traditional idli batter and freshly grated coconut. The result? A melt-in-your-mouth dish with a subtle sweetness and a touch of nuttiness. These little white discs of happiness pair perfectly with a spicy chutney or a steaming bowl of sambar. Or, if you're feeling fancy, drizzle on some coconut milk for a double dose of that creamy goodness. Making these beauties is as easy as scrolling your FYP. Mix coconut into the batter, steam, and voilà—you've got yourself a plate of tropical dreams. Perfect for impressing your friends at potlucks or just leveling up your Sunday brunch game. Trust us, one bite of this, and you'll be chanting, “Why wasn't I eating this sooner?” So, if you're ready to dive into the world of coconut idli, grab that apron and let's get steamy!

Ingredients required for Coconut Idli

2 cup rice
1 cup grated coconut
Salt
Oil
Coconut chutney

Cooking steps for Coconut Idli

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Coconut Idli is the glow-up your breakfast game needs—light, fluffy, and bursting with tropical vibes, it's the ultimate South Indian classic with a creamy twist.
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This coconut idli recipe is a game-changer for anyone who loves traditional flavors but craves that extra hint of indulgence.
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Made with just a handful of wholesome ingredients, these idlis are soft, aromatic, and oh-so-satisfying.
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Ready to dive in? Here's the foolproof recipe.
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Start with 2 cups of rice and soak it for a few hours patience is key here, fam! Once it's all soaked and happy, grind it into a smooth batter, adding a little water as needed for that perfect consistency.
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Next, bring in the star of the show: 1 cup of freshly grated coconut. Fold it gently into the batter, letting the creamy richness of the coconut weave through the mix.
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Add salt to taste, because even your idlis need seasoning to shine. And don't forget to give it some beauty sleep—let the batter ferment overnight, allowing all those magical flavors to develop.
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When it's time to cook, grease your idli molds with a little oil for that non-stick glow-up.
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Pour in the batter, steam for 10-12 minutes, and voilà! You've got pillowy perfection that's bursting with coconut goodness.
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Pair these beauties with coconut chutney for double the coconut vibes and a hearty bowl of sambar for that tangy-spicy contrast.
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Trust us, this recipe of coconut idli is a whole vibe—it's comforting, flavorful, and the perfect way to start your day or level up brunch.
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Whether you're a South Indian foodie at heart or just someone looking for a delicious, healthy snack, this coconut idli recipe has got you covered. It's simple, satisfying, and guaranteed to make you feel like a pro in the kitchen.
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Serve them fresh and hot to experience their melt-in-your-mouth magic. Breakfast goals? Achieved.

Shop Ingredients

Rice (2 cup)

338

229

389

109

219

359

152

Grated Coconut (1 cup)

Salt

113

105

107

125

Coconut Chutney

Oil

170

147

148

167

151

150

732

150

187

332

FAQs

What's Coconut Idli, and how is it different from regular Idli?

Coconut idli is a fun twist on the classic South Indian idli, made by mixing freshly grated coconut into the batter. The coconut adds a subtle sweetness and makes the idlis extra soft and fluffy think regular idli, but with a tropical glow-up. It's perfect for coconut fans or anyone who wants a more flavorful, aromatic version of the OG idli.

Can you make Coconut Idli without an Idli Steamer?

Totally! If you don't have an idli steamer, don't stress. You can use a regular steaming setup by placing a flat plate or small greased cups inside a large pot with a lid. Just pour the batter into the greased surface and steam for 10–12 minutes. A pressure cooker (minus the whistle) works just as well—your idlis will turn out just as fluffy and delicious.

How do you serve Coconut Idli for the best experience?

Coconut idli is super versatile and pairs perfectly with coconut chutney, sambar, or even a drizzle of ghee and jaggery if you're in the mood for something sweet. Want to take it up a notch? Sprinkle some roasted cumin or curry leaves on the side for extra flavor. Whether it's breakfast, a snack, or a light dinner, coconut idli always hits the spot!