It looks and feels like stringy translucent noodles and feels nice in the mouth with a chewy feel. It is steamed and healthy. Welcome to a taste of Idiyappam loved all across the Southern region of India and in Sri Lanka too.

Idiyappam / String Hopper / NoolPuttu

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