A traditional recipe pesarattu toped with masala gives you a different flavor.
Whenever I see 'Green' Color this poem comes into my mind.
Green is growing
It's vines
It's new leaves
And fresh shoots
Of grass
Green is softness
It's a field of clover
It's lily pads
And palm fronds
And moss
Green is strength
It's a pine tree
It's a lush mountain
And bamboo stalks
And cacti
Green is life
It's the beginning
Of a cycle
It's springtime
And it's hope
- Lisa (Adapted from a book)
Ingredients:
2 cups- Hara Moong Dal/ Green Gram
Salt to taste
Masala:
1 cup onions
3 garlic pods
3 green chillies
1/2 tsp- Cumin Seeds
Salt To Taste
2 tsp- Channa Dal
Batter Preparation:
- Soak green gram overnight and rinse 3- 4 times in water. Next day, grind it to form a smooth paste using little water to get batter consistency.
- Mix salt and keep it aside.
Masala Preparation:
- In a pan, add cumin seeds, channa dal and saute them at medium flame.
- Now add onions, garlic pods, red chillies and fry it for few minutes. Remove and cool.
- Place this cooled onion mixture in a blender and grind to make a fine paste.
Procedure:
Step 1: Now heat a non- stick pan. Apply 1 tsp of oil. Take a big spoonful of batter and pour it on the pan.
Step 3: Drizzle some oil in the edges and leave it for 2 seconds.
Step 4: Flip and cook the other side also for few seconds.
I prefer eating this with curd because we already added masala in it.
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