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August 11, 2009

Mint Chappathi


Ingredients
mint - 20 to 25 leaves
coriander - 10 stems or so
spinach - a handful
cumin seeds - about a tsp
curry pdr - 2 pinches
salt - per taste

Method

Grind the above ingredients into a thin sauce and combine this with atta(1 1/2 cups). Knead into a smooth dough. Apply oil to the kneaded dough and let it rest for 20 to 30 in a closed bowl. Then make chappathis and fry them on a hot stove.

6 Comments:

  • At 9:27 PM CDT, Anonymous Linda said…

    Dear BDSN, so happy to see you back blogging!! Thanks for stopping at my blog to let me know :)

    I have been reading your posts from this summer -- loved the cracked wheat upma, which I haven't tried but now I shall. Cherry on pizza is very creative, and the spinach with black bean gravy is another big temptation.

    Do keep posting and visiting around -- it's hard to get back to our blogs sometimes, but fun, too :)

    All good wishes,
    Linda

     
  • At 4:12 PM CDT, Blogger BDSN said…

    Hi Linda,
    Thanks a lot for stopping by. I appreciate your kind words. I will definitely keep in touch...Once again thanks a lot!!!

     
  • At 6:15 PM CDT, Anonymous spice and more said…

    That sounds really delicious...hadn't thought of adding a sauce/flavour paste while kneading the dough. Can't wait to try it.

     
  • At 11:35 AM CDT, Blogger BDSN said…

    Spice and more,
    If you try this chappathi you can add even a green chilli for a spicy taste..I had to leave it out as I was running out of it

     
  • At 12:18 AM CDT, Blogger Puspha said…

    Sounds so refreshing!!

     
  • At 10:56 AM CDT, Blogger BDSN said…

    Hi Pushpa...
    Thanks for dropping by. Thanks for your comment.
    Keep dropping by to read more refreshing recipes.

     

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