Patrado or colocassia leaf multilayered with spices, steamed.
Ingredients
9-10 Colocassia leaves (arbi ke patte)
1 cup Split pigeon pea (toor dal/arhar dal)
1/2 cup Rice
4 tbsp Coconut, scraped
10 Whole dry red chillies, roasted
Lemon sized ball Tamarind
1/4 tsp Asafoetida
Salt to taste
Jaggery (gur) to taste
Method
1. Soak dal and rice for four to six hours. Drain and grind to a coarse paste along with coconut,
whole red chillies, tamarind and asafoetida.
2. Add salt, jaggery and mix well. Leave the batter overnight to ferment.
3. Wash the colocassia leaves (arbi ke patte), remove the stalk and slice off the center stem of the leaves carefully so that the leaves do not tear. Place a leaf on a flat surface and apply a layer of the paste.
4. Place another leaf on top and repeat the procedure until three leaves are used for each roll. Fold the sides of the leaves inwards and roll the leaves together tightly to form a medium sized roll.
5. Tie each roll securely from all sides with a piece of string. Heat sufficient water in a cooker and place the rolls in a shallow vessel. Steam cook them until the patrado is well cooked.
6. Allow the rolls to cool. Remove the strings and cut rolls into thick round slices. Serve drizzled with ghee.
7. They can be served deep-fried too.
My entry for the SWC Karnataka hoted by me....
Monday, August 25, 2008
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7 comments:
very authentic and nice one Sheetal :)
This looks real gud, we too make something similar but use just besan thts all...gud entry
wow! new recipe for me! thanks for sharing!
oh my gosh..my fav patradoo ...main konkani's dish..its just clsoe to my heart...its very tempting..can u parcel for me right now..?..am serious..am drooling here..
Hi Sheetal,
Pathrodo is a konkani traditional dish as well.hope u enjoyed it
u r invited to have it hot here dear Suma..
Patra is my favourite savoury snack...
I made it today for Ganesh Chaturthi naivedya....
Patra looks just perfect..
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