Soak the Bengal gram overnight. Peel and dice 5 onions.
Peel the garlic.
Tie the ingredients for the spice mix in a piece of muslin or place in an infuser.
Put the soaked gram in a pressure cooker with water reaching an inch above the gram. Add the chopped ginger, salt 1tsp, chopped onions, garlic and the spice bag and pressure cook for 15 minutes or till done.
Remove the spices and grind them with a little of the cooking water to a fine paste. Grind the boiled gram using a little of the remaining water.
Add the ground spice paste, chopped coriander, lemon juice, chilli powder and garam masala to the paste. Mix well and adjust seasoning.
For the stuffing
Mix together the chopped onions, green chillies, unripe mango and mint. And the chopped ginger.
Shape the gram mixture into 15-16 small patties on your palm. Place a little stuffing in the centre and bring the edges of the patty together to enclose the stuffing.
Heat the oil in a girdle. Put the patties on the girdle. Cook over medium heat till nicely crisp on side. ( frying pan. Add a few patties at a time and shallow-fry on medium heat till golden brown and crisp at the bottom) -to be deleted. Flip the patties over and cook the other side as well.
Method
To make the chutney just combine all the ingredients and blend in food processor.
Method
Slit bhavnagri mirch lengthwise from one side not separating from the base. Remove seeds.
Mix salt and all the spices to chicken. Stuff chicken mixture in mirch.
Heat oil in a flat kadhai. Place stuffed mirch in the pan and turn the heat to low. Cover with a lid. Turn over the mirch once the underside is cooked. Cook from both sides, remove from heat and sprinkle cheese on top and toast in the oven till the cheese melts and serve.
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