Achappam - A Delicious Snack

Really an excellent recipe, it worked very well. My family loved them....thanks

very good recipe and loved it!!!

hi jessy , great recipe my hubby and kids loved it . i was craving for it too . thnx a lot it helps us remind of kerala

the recipe reads tempting. could u please tell me coconut milk(thick) - 1no is mentioned. how is this 1no taken. am new to the cooking world.

It was delicious! And we liked it.

GOOD VERY GOOD . BUT WHERE CAN WE FIND THE ACCHU.
1 GLASS IS 240 ML

Excellent recipe, was very easy to do & everyone loved my acchapams.

Absolutely had fun making this recipe.my husband loved it.

the recipes is fab by itself, but i find that adding maida gives it a "hotel"/"bakery" taste. juat adding the appropriate rice flour in place gives it the pure naadan taste...which i remember from my grandmas homemade achapams.also adding cumin seed(maybe u could powder them ,if u dont like the bits) and most importantly Black sesame seeds improves the taste drastically.

Hi Jessy, Tried this achappam recipe yesterday for a party. This is the first time I tried this and was excellent. All my guests loved this. Please keep posting more recipes like this. Thanks heaps... good work!!!

can be made without adding maida.little cumin seeds and black seasame seeds can also be added

Wow i just tried out this n beleive me when i say this, its just excellent,i`m sure my son is gonna enjoy this.I`m waiting to hear his comment...Thanks a ton for posting this awesome receipe.

Thanks Jessy for this excellent recipe. i am so inspired by it that i shall try it tonight itself. I have a word to tell Ms. Mary, "Ur problem is lack of commonsense. I am sorry to say that bluntly. I dont think anyone else can help you other than yourself."

Thanks for posting this recipe. For the first time, I had made Achappam and it came out very good. But I had also added cardamon powder, it will taste very good. Happy Onam !

Hi

I would like to know if we can make this recipe without eggs. It would be useful for me during Diwali.

Otherwise it is superb.

Rohini

I tried to make Achappam today. The batter looks good, but it is not getting loose from the Achu as it should be. I have a brand new achu, do you think it is the reason? If yes how can I fix that? I don`t want to throw away the batter, please help

I recomend you all to add some Sesame Seeds for great taste and look.
Thank you for the recipe.

The recipe was very good, easy to follow. One thing I would suggest is using more rice flour if you want a more crunchy, thicker achapam. Otherwise, a great recipe, thanks so much! By the way, does anyone know if they make non-stick acha`s now? Because I had a hard time getting the achapam off of the acha! Thanks again!

Superb, I tried with 1 can coconut cream and it turned out very well, easy and tasty. Thanks very much. Keep up this good work.

Thanx for posting this receipe here.. Since Onam is just round the corner I was wondering what to do, and I came across this wonderful site, with lots of innovative ideas.. Thanx once again & Happy Onam !!

Hi pals....What Mary Said Was not so humiliating & hurting.Well she was just clarifying her doubt. She shouldnt have said that in the first place. Still we shouldnt accuse her like that. Fe wof them wrote real hurting. Infact the Achappams came out so well & it was so yummy that my fiancee liked it a lot . keep up & Do send in many more ..

Thanks Jessy ! Your recipe is really good. The achappams come out very good.

very good

hello mary,

Its sad u doesnt even have basic knowledge of using 1 glass,watever size glass u ve put ingrediants as per the ratio given above to get proper measurments.I dont think everyone in india uses measuring glasses to prepare tastey foods eating which we r grown up.

THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I AM MAKING ACHAPPAM.THANK YOU SO MUCH.

Hai, This is a wonderful recipe.

I could measure all the ingredients easily.:)
Thanks

hi jessy


Donno wat rivarilary this mary has towards u that she is crticise u like this anyways ur recipce is good n yummm!!!!!!!!!!

This is for Mary. Instead of thanking Jessy for posting such a lovely recipe, it was very rude of you to respond in that manner. You want her recipe, but cannot acknowledge her measurements. If you don`t understand what she meant, who is stopping you? Go ahead and try other recipes.People like you who knows only criticize others will never be able to acknowledge the good deeds others do.

How to make it with out the mould or is there a place I can find one

Very good recipe. Came out quite well when I tried out.
Jessy, don`t get disappointed by comments from people like Mary as she fails to understand that you have all your measurements referring to "a" glass and hence the size of the glass is immaterial. Also, a glass in a common persons` term will not vary much in capacity.
Please continue to submit such good recipes.

my achappams came out well. Thank you for your recipe.
(I had to use almost 2 cans of coconut milk though)

It would be a great help if recipes were written using standard measurements. There are measuring cups and measuring spoons available in the market very easily. If contributors took a little extra trouble and gave precise measurements people would be actually able to cook these dishes. How much does one glass mean? Everybody has different glasses at home. Its a pretty site but you guys need to put in some prescise usuable content.

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