Farah: Daal aur Chaawal ki namkeen gujhiya
This
recipe can be used as a starter or as a main course as per your choice.
Preparation Time: 20 minutes
Cooking Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 2 Person
Preparation Time: 20 minutes
Cooking Time: 15 minutes
Servings: 2 Person
Ingredients:
For
Dough:
Wheat Flour-3/2 Cup
Salt To Taste
For Stuffing:
Yellow (Arahar) Daal (Soaked For 5-6hours)- 1/3 Cup
Ginger- 2-3 Inch
Garlic- 5 Clove
Cumin Seeds- 2 Table Spoon
Asafoetida- Two Pinch
Green Chillies- 5
Coriander Leaves Chopped- 1 Cup
Salt To Taste
Garnishing:
Oil- 2 Spoon
Onion (Fine Sliced)- 1 Small
Red Chilly Dried- 2
Few Curry Leaves
Method:
Dough- Mix both the flour properly with salt
and water, knead it soft and make 10 small sized balls out of them so that they
can be flattened individually with the help of belan keeping them thick (about
0.3 centimetre thick).
Stuffing & Main Preparation- Drain the
water from the soaked grams, wash them thoroughly, put both the grams together
in a mixer jar, add ginger, garlic,chilly, asafoetida, cumin seed, salt and
blend without adding water to it. Do not make a paste of it. Grind it in such a
way that it appears coarse still no gram is left un-crushed. After this has
been bended take it out in a bowl and mix the chopped coriander to it. Divide
them into 10 seperate fillings balls. Now, place a nonstick cooker over the
flame with 1/4th of it filled with water, add a pinch salt to it and 2 spoon of
deshi ghee and bring this water to boil.
By the time water boils, prepare the farahs.
For this take the flattened roti and take one filling ball, spread it on the
half portion of the roti with the help of your fingers and when spread properly
fold the other half of the roti on the side where you have spread the filling
and press it a bit from sides. Prepare all the farahs in the same fashion. As
water seems to boil put the farahs into the cooker one by one so that they do
not stick with each other. After adding all the farahs in the cooker pressure
cook it till 1 whistle and switch the flame off.
After the pressure goes off the cooker, take
out all the farahs and drain the water and keep them in a plate separating from each other so that they do
not stick with each other.
Garnishing- in a small pain add oil, when it
is hot add mustard seeds as it starts cracking add curry leaves, red chilly and
onion (fine sliced)to it. When the onion becomes golden brown just switch the
flame off and pour the garnishing over the farahs in plate.
Serve hot with Green Coriander's Chutney or with Alloo Tamatar ki tangy sabzi.
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