Instant Ghughni Roll
This is an instantly made breakfast recipe, suitable for all busy working people.
Preparation Time: 5 minutes
Cooking Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 2 Person
Cooking Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 2 Person
Ingredients:
Green Sprouts (Hari Moong ki daal)- 150 Grams
Potato (Chopped as to resemble with the size of sprouts)- 1 medium sized
Green chilies (Finely chopped)- 2
Refined oil- 2 table spoon
Cumin Seeds- 1/2 tea spoon
Heeng- A pinch
Coriander leaves (Finely chopped)- As required
Small Chapatis- 4
Green Chutney/Ketchup - Optional
Onion/Tomato (Finely Chopped)- Optional
Black Pepper Powder- Optional
Salt to taste
Method:
Wash the sprouts thoroughly and drain all water from it and keep them aside. Was the chopped potatoes as well. (You can keep these two things prepared in the refrigerator the day before you are going to have it as your breakfast, so that you do not get into rush in the morning)
Put oil in a non stick pan, when it is warm enough put the cumin seeds heeng and chilies into it. As the cumin seeds start crackling pour the chopped potatoes in to the pan and sprinkle over some salt and put a lid over the pan. After 2-3 minutes remove the lid; stir the potatoes a bit and add the sprouts; stir well and put the lid again; sprinkle the rest of the salt and put the lid on to get it cooked well.
After two minutes sprinkle half a pinch black pepper powder, the Ghughni is ready. Take it out in a bowl.
Now take a chapati and spread two spoon full of Ghughni in the middle of the chapati longitudinally. Use chopped onion, tomatoes and coriander leaved to garnish it. Add chutney or ketchup as per your taste over it and wrap it in the form of a roll and enjoy. Prepare three other Ghughni rolls accordingly.
You can wrap them in foils and can take them to your office also to enjoy it later.
Note: 1. Do not pour the sprouts along with the potatoes in the pan or all its nutritional values would get lost due to over cooking of sprouts.
2. If you take your break fast packed with you, you can pack the Ghughni and Chapati separately also if you do not like a bit of soggy taste because of the moisture that it develops in the roll.
2. If you take your break fast packed with you, you can pack the Ghughni and Chapati separately also if you do not like a bit of soggy taste because of the moisture that it develops in the roll.
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