Recipe: Ghavan / Pasarat / Pesarattu
Cooking time: 30 mins
Level: Easy
Video:
About the Recipe: This dish is popular as Ghavan, Pasarat or Dhirdha in Maharashtra. In South India it is well know as Pesarattu. This is a very healthy snack and can be enjoyed in the evening.
Nutrient Benefit: It’s a low calorie dish and rich in protein and fiber. Green Split Gram is considered as a very healthy as it is easy to digest.
Ingredients:
Directions:
Variations:
Video:
About the Recipe: This dish is popular as Ghavan, Pasarat or Dhirdha in Maharashtra. In South India it is well know as Pesarattu. This is a very healthy snack and can be enjoyed in the evening.
Nutrient Benefit: It’s a low calorie dish and rich in protein and fiber. Green Split Gram is considered as a very healthy as it is easy to digest.
Ingredients:
Split Green Gram
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2cups
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Garlic Petals
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4 to 5
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Chilli Powder
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1 to 2 tbsp
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Cumin Powder
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1 tbsp
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Salt
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As per taste
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Sugar
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As per taste
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Oil
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-
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Chopped Onion |
1
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Directions:
- Soak 2 cups of split green gram in water for more than 4 hours.
- Retain the water well enough such that its just an inch above the soaked green grams.
- Add 4 to 5 garlic petals in the above mixture.
- Add 2 tbsp of chilli powder.
- Add 1 tbsp of cumin powder.
- Salt as per taste (2 and 1/2 ) tbsp.
- Add a pinch of sugar in the mixture.
- Grind the mixture of Green Gram in a mixer.
- If required you can add water. But be a little careful while adding.
- More water will make the batter loose its constancy.
- The mixture should be thick enough like dosa batter.
- Once the batter is ready, heat a pan on medium high.
- Add few drops of oil and make dosa from the batter.
- Let it be golden brown from both sides.
- For garnishing, fry the chopped onions in very little amount of oil.
- Fry them till they become golden brown.
- Spread almost 1 to 2 tbsp of fried onion on one of the semicircle of dosa and fold.
- Serve hot with tomato ketchup.
Variations:
- Instead of Green Gram you can also use Yellow Split Gram (mong dal).