Leftover with Sundal after Navarathri or any festival? Try this "Leftover Sundal and Molagapodi Paratha. This recipe is a miraculous transformation of leftover sundal and
molagapodi into addictively delicious paratha loved by all age groups.
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Reference Recipe
Molagapodi
Molagapodi
Preparation
Time : 30 minutes
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Cooking
Time : 10 minutes
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Gas
: Low Flame
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Yields
: 4 large size paratha
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Sundal (Chickpeas) – ½ cup
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Molagapodi
– 1 tblsp
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Wheat flour – 1 cup
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Salt as needed
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Water – as needed
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Ghee or Oil – as cook to make the paratha’s
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Preparation
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1.
To begin making
the ‘Leftover Sundal & Molagapodi Paratha’ prepare the chapathi dough. Combine wheat flour with salt and slowly
add water to form a soft yet slightly firm dough. Knead well. Cover with damp
cloth and let it rest for 20 minutes.
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2.
Prepare the
stuffing by combining leftover sundal & molagapodi.
Take a mortar & pestle or Mixie
and grind them without adding water. There should not be any large chunks of
sundal. Sundal and molagapodi mix mix is ready. Refer Video
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3.
Divide the
sundal mix & chapathi dough into 4 large size lemon balls.
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4.
Dust the
working surface with some atta and roll out the dough to form 3″-4″ diameter
circles. Place the sundal and molagapodi mix as stuffing into it. Take the
edges of the dough and cover the sundal and molagapodi mix stuffing
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5.
Heat a iron
tawa and once its hot, add 1/2 tsp ghee or Oil.
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6.
Place a paratha
and let it cook for 20 seconds. Flip the paratha and let it cook for a few 20
secs. Keep repeating until light brown spots appear and golden shade on both
sides. Use a spatula to press the areas which are puffed as the paratha gets
roasted evenly.
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1.
Any non-sweet
variety sundal can be used.
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Measurements
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1 tsp = 5ml
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1 tblsp – 15 ml
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1 cup = 200 ml
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