10 smart and comforting sooji dishes to enjoy for breakfast

Sooji dishes for breakfast
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Sooji dishes for breakfast

Sooji, also known as semolina or rava, is a coarse flour made from durum wheat and is a staple in Indian households. It's a highly versatile ingredient used for breakfast, lunch, snacks, and even dinner. Rich in iron and easy to digest, it makes satiating dishes that can be easily made too. Here we have listed 10 smart and comforting sooji dishes that one can enjoy for breakfast.

Rava Idli
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Rava Idli


It is a quick version of idli made with sooji, yogurt, and a tadka of mustard seeds, green chili, and coriander.

Upma
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Upma



It is the classic South Indian breakfast made by roasting sooji and cooking it with vegetables, mustard seeds, curry leaves, and spices.

Sooji Chilla
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Sooji Chilla


Sooji Chilla refers to a savory pancake made with sooji, curd, chopped veggies, and spices. Cook it like a dosa or cheela for a filling meal.

Rava Dosa
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Rava Dosa



It is a crisp and thin dosa made from a watery batter of sooji, rice flour, and all-purpose flour with onions and green chilies.

Sooji Toast
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Sooji Toast


This is an innovative toast made with a mix of sooji, yogurt, veggies, and spices to make a thick paste. It is then spread on bread and is toasted on a pan until crispy.

Sooji Porridge
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Sooji Porridge


To make this, cook sooji with milk or water; add jaggery or sugar and nuts for sweet, or spices and veggies for a savory version.

Sooji Pancakes
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Sooji Pancakes



It refers to a pancake made with sooji, yogurt, and a little baking soda. One can top it with honey and fruits.

Vegetable Rava Balls
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Vegetable Rava Balls


To make this dish, prepare a thick upma-style mixture, cool it, shape into balls, and steam. It makes for a great option for kids.

Sooji & Banana Halwa
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Sooji & Banana Halwa



It is a sweet and filling option made with ripe banana, sooji, ghee, jaggery, and cardamom, perfect for those with a sweet tooth.

Paniyaram
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Paniyaram


To make this South Indian snack, pour a sooji-based batter into an appe pan with chopped vegetables and spices in it. It’s crispy outside and soft inside and is best served with coconut chutney.


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