Bateta Vatana na Ghughra
Ingredients
1 cup Atta
½ cup Maida
½ tsp Ajwain
4 tsp Ghee
2 Nos Large Boiled
Potatoes
¼ cup Boiled Peas
½ cup Grated Coconut
¼ tsp Grated Garlic
½ tsp Rai (Mustard
Seeds)
½ tsp Haldi Powder
½ tsp Dhania Powder
½ tsp Jeera Powder
½ tsp Chaat Masala
1 tsp Red Chilli
Powder
1 spg Curry Leaves
Lemon Juice as per Taste
Salt to Taste
Oil for deep frying &
as required
Chopped Hara Dhania
Method
Mix atta and maida
together in a large mixing bowl and add salt, ghee and knead it adding water
little by little. Knead to the dough to smooth dough. Cover the dough and keep
it aside for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile heat a kadhai
and add 2 tblsp of oil. Add rai, curry leaves, green peas, grated coconut and sauté
for about 2 minutes. Add all the dry masala powders and mix well. Mash boil
potatoes in the kadhai and mix thoroughly the entire mixture. Add salt as per
taste, lemon juice, freshly chopped coriendar leaves, mix well and remove from heat
and keep it aside.
Heat oil in a deep
frying.
Bring back the dough and
add 2 tsp of oil over it and knead it again. Divide the dough into small
portions. Pin roll portioned dough to 4’round medium thick size puris. Take a
heap full of potato peas filling and place in the center of the puri. Lift edge
of the puri and fold it towards the opposite edge of the puri making a semi
circle or a half moon. Hold any one corner of the ghughra and fold it towards
the belly of the ghughra, sealing it and making new corner. Now hold the new
corner and fold it again towards the belly, making another corner. Repeat the
steps until you reach the end corner of the ghughra. A sealed design will be
created round the semi circle.
Deep fry the ghughras
evenly on medium high heat until nice golden brown and crispy. Serve hot with
Ghajur emlee chutney or Spicy green chutney. Enjoy!!
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