Sabudana Thalipeeth with Chutney
Introduce
Chef :
Karan Tripathi (Food Fanatic)
Sabudana Thalipeeth with Chutney
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Ideally, singhada ka aata is used for binding in sabudana thalipeeth, but we had ran out, and had some kuttu remaining from yesterday. Hence, kuttu came to the rescue, and the end result was golden brown and crisp thalipeeth that I served with green chutney, curd and sabudana papad 🙌🏼
Ingredient
Food ration :
2 servings
Cooking time :
30 mins
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Except oil, combine all the ingredients in a bowl.
* Step 2
Using a spatula, mix in all the ingredients in the bowl till you get a dough-like mixture ready.
* Step 3
Take a plastic sheet and apply some oil on it. Now take a small ball of dough, place it on the sheet and spread it. Make a small hole in the center.
* Step 4
Apply a little oil to a non-stick pan and cook the thalipeeth on both the sides for 5-6 mins on low flame. It should turn golden brown and crisp.
* Step 5
Serve the thalipeeth hot with curd, lemon and green chutney.
* Step 6
To make phalahari green chutney, combine green coriander, radish leaves (optional), green chillis, lemon juice, curd, 2 cubes of ice and sendha namak. Blitz and your chutney is ready to serve.
* Step 7
Note: Don't use very wet sabudanas or your dough would not come together to make the thalipeeth. Adjust kuttu aata to get proper binding for the dough. Also, you can replace kuttu with sindhade ka aata.
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