This is one of the traditional eid special in malabar sides. Whenever i visit my grand mother's home, i asked her to prepare this for me. And i decided that my followers also should taste this.
One of the benefits of this is we dont need to use much oil for this. So cholestrol is not the main enemy here.
While preparing we have to take care of one thing is the second pathiri is bigger than the first. And the third one is bigger than the second , so on.
So that we can handle it easy, otherwise it will break the layers. Using maida batter at the sides will act as a glue and help from breaking the layers. Here i used simple chicken filling. You can also use any type of filling.
a very happy and prosperous eid to all of you....:)
Ingredients :
. Maida / flour - 1 - 1 1/4 cup
. Salt - to taste
. Egg - 2
. Tomato - 1/2
. Coriander leaf
. Chicken filling
Method :
. Chicken filling recipe is here
1. Mix maida, egg and salt with enough water. Its a medium thin batter.
2. Heat a non stick pan. Gently pour a very small laddle of batter and spread the batter with the laddle like pan cakes. Cook on medium flame. Smear 1/2 tsp oil.
3. Remove from pan and put some filling on the center.
4. First fold the 2 long sides. Then fold other 2 sides. Use maida batter at the sides will act as a glue.
5. Again make second one bigger than the first one.
6. Remove and put some filling in its centre.
7. And place previously stuffed pathiri over the filling.
8. Fold the pathiri with some maida batter at the sides.
9. Again make another one bigger than the second one. Repeat the process for all batter. ( make 6-7 )
10. Mix egg, chopped tomato, chopped coriander and 1/4 tsp salt.
11. Place the folded pathiri on egg mixture.
12. Make sure that the egg mixture are coated all over the pathiri.
13. Heat 1 tbsp oil in a non stick pan. First cook the 4 sides.
14. Then cook until it turns golden brown on all sides. Gently pour the remaining egg mixture on pathiri.
15. Remove from pan & enjoy.
11. Place the folded pathiri on egg mixture.
13. Heat 1 tbsp oil in a non stick pan. First cook the 4 sides.
14. Then cook until it turns golden brown on all sides. Gently pour the remaining egg mixture on pathiri.
Wow I love your detail explanation :)
ReplyDeleteAlthough I can't make this at home since the batter uses eggs and filling uses chicken (I am a vegetarian), it is pretty interesting to learn about new foods from different regions. This is the first time I am coming across this particular dish!
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