Firstly, take rava/semolina in a big mixing bowl and now add whisked curd to it and mix really well.
Further, add finely chopped onion, capsicum, tomato, ginger paste, and salt to the batter.
After that, Mix everything really well. If the batter appears too thick then add some water to it.
The batter should be of medium consistency just like idli batter.
After that, cover and keep the batter aside for 10-15 to rest. Use it later to make appams.
After 15 minutes, the batter is now ready.
Additionally, in the end, add baking soda to the batter and mix gently. Don’t over-whisk the batter.
Now, heat an appe/appam pan and pour little oil into every mold of the appe pan.
Method 1: Now dip the aloo masala balls into the suji batter and put them into the appe pan's mold.
Method 2: Pour a little sooji batter into the mould and add the potato masala balls to it. Additionally, cover this potato mixture with the rava batter.
Further, repeat the same process for each mold and cover them.
Let them simmer for 2-3 minutes on low flame.
When the appe gets golden brown from beneath, flip the side and continue cooking until golden brown from this side as well.
It can take 2 minutes. Cook the suji appams until they get golden brown on both sides.
Further, take out the roasted stuffed appams on a plate and similarly prepare the rest of the stuffed sooji appe as well.
Finally, your hot and delicious stuffed sooji appam or stuffed rava appe is ready to be served.
You can serve this Stuffed Suji Appe or Stuffed Paniyaram with any Indian chutney or dip like green coriander chutney, tomato ketchup, coconut chutney, etc.