Sannas
Steamed rice cake with coconut
Recipes
sannas | Uncategorized | Nik Sharma Cooks
The closest comparison to the Goan sannas, are the idlis served in the Southern states of India. Both involve the fermentation of rice and are steamed, however they taste remarkably different because of the ingredients used and even the texture is somewhat...
Celebration In My Kitchen: Sannas - Celebration In My Kitchen | Goan Food Recipes, Goan Recipes
Sannas are spongy steamed cakes made with a batter of ground rice and grated fresh coconut. The batter is either fermented with toddy or leavened with yeast.
Sannas are usually made with Goa red rice that have an exquisite taste. It is milled to leave d...
Sannas With Urad Dal - Celebration In My Kitchen | Goan Food Recipes, Goan Recipes
Sannas are spongy savoury steamed rice cakes popular in Goa and Mangalore, India. Often compared or confused with an idli. The difference between the two is that sannas are flavoured with coconut. Also, fermented with either toddy, urad dal or yeast. Comm...
Sannas ~ Mangalorean Idlis/Steamed Rice Cakes | Indian Cooking Challenge - April
For the Indian Cooking Challenge in April, we traveled all the way to Mangalore to taste these delicious Sannas. If you are from Mangalorean or Goan, you must surely know about this. However, for me, the first time I ever tasted or even knew this, was...