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Wheat Puttu - Kerala Whole Wheat Puttu Recipe

wheat puttu

100% whole wheat puttu recipe; Kerala whole wheat puttu is one of the healthiest breakfast. Wheat flour is mixed with water and salt and steamed with freshly grated coconut. Not a drop of oil is added and its 100% vegan.

When my family is on a health spree wheat puttu always finds its place at breakfast and sometimes at dinner. The best thing is that it can be paired with almost anything, from chicken curry to kadala curry or even simple onion fry.

The trick to make the wheat flour suitable for puttu lies with the wetting of the flour. I like to use either my food processor or dry grinder of my mixie. Here, I am showing how to do it in the dry grinder jar of the mixie.

In case you do not have a puttu steamer; I have shown here how to steam with the shell of a coconut.


Step By Step Method:
Yields: 1 kutti or 2 chiratta puttu.

Add one cup of whole wheat flour (atta) in your dry grinder jar. Add salt and 1/4 cup of water.


Blitz/run the mixie for 10 seconds. Then again add little more water (about 1/4 cup).

Blitz again for 10-15 seconds. Your wheat puttu flour (podi) is ready.  Add a tbsp of freshly grated coconut and top it with wheat puttu podi till half of the mould.

And then repeat until coconut comes on top. Steam for 3-5 min and serve hot.

Other puttu recipes:
Easy Puttu Podi/ How to wet puttu podi without water.
Masala Puttu (Meat)
Meen (fish) Puttu
Kappa (Tapioca) Puttu


Wheat Puttu - Kerala Whole Wheat Puttu Recipe


PREP TIME: 1 mins    |  COOK TIME: 5 mins    |  AUTHOR::
  wheat puttu  

  INGREDIENTS

  • Whole wheat flour (atta): 1 cup
  • Water: 1/2 cup
  • Salt: 1/4 tsp or as needed.
  • Fresh coconut scrapings: 3-4 tbsp


  METHOD:

  1. Add one cup of whole wheat flour (atta) in your dry grinder jar. Add salt and 1/4 cup of water.
  2. Blitz/run the mixie for 10 seconds. Then again add little more water (about 1/4 cup).
  3. Blitz again for 10-15 seconds. Your wheat puttu flour (podi) is ready. Add a tbsp of freshly grated coconut and top it with wheat puttu podi till half of the mould.
  4. And then repeat until coconut comes on top. Steam for 3-5 min and serve hot.

NOTES

  • Do not run the mixie for long as it will make the flour gather into a dough.

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Comments

  1. that's a really healthy puttu... love the idea of blitzing it in the blender...

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    1. Blitzing in blender saves time and makes everything easy! thank you, Rafeeda.

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  2. wow, loved this Nisa, iam going to try this soon.

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  3. I like ur most of the simple recipes.thnx for sharing n presenting in a nice way.can make out ur honesty.keep going.

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  4. Do use steamed Atta flour or directly from the pack? Water is hot or cold?

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    1. I used ashirvad atta directly from the pack....and used room temperature water.

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  5. Hi Nisa, Thank u for sharing puttu recipe..even puttu preparation is easiest for keralites, it's a difficult one for non keralites like me..I failed in this technique more than 8 times..Ur recipe perfectly worked out and I succeeded..I appreciate ur time and effort in sharing the recipes..

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    1. Glad that I could help you in this little way and thanks for coming back with the feedback!.

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  6. Uma shankar singh.April 2, 2015 at 1:30 PM

    Very nice breakfast Putu.

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  7. never heard of using dry grinder for putti....wonderful idea,,,,saves time indeed........A trillion thanx!

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  8. Damn cool..so simple..lovely...thanks for sharing it..gonna try tomoro..

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