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Soft, fluffy Thatte Idli – a Bangalore street‑food specialty – steamed in shallow plates and served with spicy Odi masala (roasted dal and spice powder). The batter is fermented naturally for 12‑14 hours for maximum fluffiness and health benefits.
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