Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Lilva kachori - Pallika

This is not exactly our family recipe, but it's pure gujarati, and I've made it a few times. It's a big hit. I got the recipe from vahrevah.com

ngredients:

MASALA

1 bag Boiled Lilva/Peas

Little bit Green Chilies,

Little bit Coriander Leaves

Little bit Zeera

Little bit Ginger/Garlic Paste

Little bit Hing

Little bit Turmeric

Little bit Salt

Little bit Sugar

Little bit Coriander Powder (optional)

Little bit Lime Juice



DOUGH

1 cup Maida

Little bit Salt

½ Tbsp Suji (soaked in warm water)

1 Tbsp Ghee/Oil

Water for Dough

METHOD

Into a food processor add Lilva, add green chilies, add coriander leaves and blend to a coarse paste.

Into a pan heat little bit oil and add zeera, add ginger/garlic paste, add Hing, add turmeric and mix it, add the mixture and mix it well.

Make the mixture dry and cook little further until the chilies are cooked as well. Add pinch of sugar, add Coriander Powder, squeeze some lime juice and keep aside. MAKE SURE THE MIXTURE IS DRY

In another dish, add Maida, and some salt and make nice crumbles add soaked Suji, and make crumbles, add little water and kneed it to a SOFT dough, let it rest for few minutes.

Take little bit dough and spread out on a flat surface, add spoonful of Masala, hold the edges together and join them with your hand, pull it out with your index finger and thumb, remove the extra dough and roll the ball slightly between your hands. Do the same with the rest of the dough.

Fry them of a little less then medium heat, for about 4 minutes, until the kachori get nice light color.

DON’T FRY THE KACHORIES IN HOT OIL, BUT FRY IN LITTLE LESS THEN MEDIUM HEAT

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