Egg Paniyaram
Paniyarams are a tasty treat. It is somewhere between idli and dosa - soft on the inside and crispy on the outside. My family loves paniyaram very much. The other day, I was making paniyarams and started running low on batter. So, I mixed the remaining batter up with a couple of eggs. Oh boy! what a surprise!! the taste was amazing - I guess I didn't know what I was missing before this little adventure :-). From that day onwards I intentionally mix batter with eggs to make egg paniyarams!
[From Left to Right: Regular paniyaram, Puli/Tamarind Chutney, Peanut Chutney, Egg Paniyaram]
For Regular Paniyarams:
Season idli/dosa batter with tempered mustard seeds, urid dal, curry leaves, and few chopped onions. Pour batter mixture in paniyaram pan and cook to make regular paniyarams.

For Egg Paniyarams:
Mix the above seasoned paniyaram batter with 2 or 3 beaten eggs. Set the stove on low to medium heat. Add a few drops of oil in paniyaram pan and pour a heaping tablespoon of batter mixture in paniyaram pan. After a minute or two flip it and cook the other side. Egg Paniyarams are ready to be served.

[Note: All chutneys, sambars will go well with this paniyarams.]
Links: Anthony's curry mela.
[From Left to Right: Regular paniyaram, Puli/Tamarind Chutney, Peanut Chutney, Egg Paniyaram]For Regular Paniyarams:
Season idli/dosa batter with tempered mustard seeds, urid dal, curry leaves, and few chopped onions. Pour batter mixture in paniyaram pan and cook to make regular paniyarams.

For Egg Paniyarams:
Mix the above seasoned paniyaram batter with 2 or 3 beaten eggs. Set the stove on low to medium heat. Add a few drops of oil in paniyaram pan and pour a heaping tablespoon of batter mixture in paniyaram pan. After a minute or two flip it and cook the other side. Egg Paniyarams are ready to be served.

[Note: All chutneys, sambars will go well with this paniyarams.]
Links: Anthony's curry mela.
18 Comments:
Wow! They look like tiny pancakes.
pretty!
Hi Nila,
Paniyarams are in good color and yummy.
Vineela
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Paniyarams look good. Nice golden color. I am planning to do a post on Vella Appam. Stay tuned :-)
wow, ive never heard of paniyarams before, they look delectable, little savoury madeleines.
Nice blog.
Lovely looking paniyarams. Well done.
Nila thats a nice one, a good variation indeed...Yummy..
nila, i have tagged u for meme,10 things I miss of Mom’s cooking Meme .Hope u will play it..
I have tagged you too
Thank you guys for all your kind words, Its very encouraging.
they look good.tasty
Golden Paniyarams!! Loving it , mine came a little reddish, but they are a delight to eat!! Thanks!!
I made some with a filling of ground up coconuts and vegetables (spinach, peas, carrots). Kind of like Danish Aebelskivers (Filled pancakes). Next time I'm going to try egg in batter as well as a kheema and vegetable filling!
Wow your paniyarams looks very delicious. Am right away rushing to make this paniyaram. See u with my feedback.
Chk here for vellai paniyaram:
http://www.indusladies.com/forums/7556-post98.html
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Thanks :)
They look delicious ! I always have a craving for these paniyaram.. I love to have any time when they are just hot and crispy.
For those who are looking or searching to buy one, here is the link -
http://www.perfectpeninsula.com/paniyaram.htm
Also try their paniyaram recipes.
http://www.perfectpeninsula.com/recipe/
Cool blog as for me. It would be great to read something more about this topic. Thank you for giving this information.
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These look so delicious! What does the pan look like?
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