Bite Sized Mini Uttapam's

ByRenu Agrawal Dongre
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It's difficult to feed children's. Even if you cook them 7 different types of foods they won't eat. Sometimes they really do not want to and sometimes just some tantrum's. Phew…don't want to start my cribbing on this at all J. Super active children do not want to sit and eat. (This were words of my pediatrician). They don't want to stop playing or doing whatever activity they are doing currently. So at this times, finger or bite size foods are the best. Just keep the food near them or the area they are playing and leave J. They will grab if they want to eat and if they don't want no worries, all the best for your next try.
 
When I make food for children, I try to make different shapes so that it is attractive to them. I wanted to make this bite size mini uttapam's but was wondering how can I make it more appealing. first I thought of cheese, but that is usual. I did not had vegetables on that day so was literally wondering what can I do. Then suddenly remembered I have corn and green peas in my freezer. Then I turn this mini uttapam's into cute little monster's. More than children's me and my husband were interested. When My husband saw this he said, wow this is so nice. (He does not like peas, so now you know how can you feed elders too 🙂 🙂 ).Cutting it short, Recipe below. And yeah one last thing, I am sending this recipe for our blogging marathon kid's event.



Bite Sized Uttapam's



Bite Sized Uttapam's

 



Bite Sized Uttapam's




So here goes the recipe:

Ingredients

  • Dosa Batter (1 cup - I made around 10-12 from this).
  • 1 tablespoon of boiled and cooled corn
  • 1 tablespoon of boiled and cooled peas
  • 1 tomato sliced into shape shown below (basic thin strips to create mouth)
  • Oil for shallow frying

 

Preparation 

 

    1. Cut the tomatoes as shown below.
 
 
 
    1. Heat a Dosa pan.
    2. Once hot, pour 1 tablespoon of mixture in the pan to form 2 inch circles.
    3. One can make 3-4 at once depending on your pan size.
 
    1. Turn the flame/gas on slow and start decorating the uttapam's
    2. First position the tomato slice to form a mouth.
    3. Then add corn kernels to form teeth.
    4. Then green peas for eyes. 
 
  1. Cover the pan and let it cook on a slow flame/gas, and drizzle some oil on the sides. We are not going to flip it as the monster face will be spoiled. So let it cook on slow.
  2. Once done serve it with tomato ketchup or as is.
Bite Sized Uttapam's
 
 

One can use any other vegetable as one like and decorate the way they like, I just used what I had.

 
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13 Comments

  1. That’s so cute , this is the way to please kids , give them shapes and characters ! This is what I used to do , loved these cute bitings .

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  3. These mini uthappams are so cute. I remember making cat and elephant uthappams for my daughter when she was a little kid.

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  4. Interesting idea. I never had a problem with meal times, guess I am too strict. 🙂 but good ideas for those that do.

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  5. Omg, how adorable those mini uthappams looks, they are just too cute to have. Am sure kids will enjoy those cuties.

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  6. Haha... ayyodaa... such cute smiley uthappams... so cute that even the Minney is eyeing them!

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  8. Yes I too make then elephant, flower , car, plane and what not. My son also started making it and then enjoys it.

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  10. Often i make these kind of mini utappams, they are so inviting. Love how you decorated them on the top, Super !!!

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