Sunday, July 5, 2009

PATHRODE






INGREDIENTS:

Collard Greens 15 leaves (In Mangalore we use Colacasia leaves)
Rice 2 cups
Urad dal 1/4 th cup
Toor dal 1/4 th cup
Coconut 1/2 cup
Coriander seeds 1 tsp
Jeera 1 tsp
Red chilies 5 or more according to how spicy you need
Turmeric 1/2 tsp
Tamarind 1 lemon size
Jaggery 1 tblsp
Oil 1 tsp
Salt






METHOD:
    1. Soak rice and toor dal in water for 3 hours or overnight.
    2. Heat oil and fry urad dal until you get a nice aroma.
    3. Grind rice, toor dal and urad dal with coconut and other ingredients except leaves by adding little water. This paste has to be thick, almost like idly batter.
    4. Remove the veins of the leaves.
    5. Apply a layer of masala on a leaf (keep the leaf upside down).Keep another leaf on the first leaf apply another layer of masala. Repeat this for another 3 leaves.
    6. Roll them and apply another coat of masala on top.
    7. Steam them for around 45 mins on medium heat.
    8. When it is cool cut them with a knife to thin rolls and serve with coconut oil.









    NOTE:

    1)You can eat this with just pickle and coconut oil on top.
    2)You can slice them and shallow fry them in oil until is it golden brown on both sides.

    I am sending this to RCI - UDUPI & MANGALORE hosted by Sia an event started by Lakshmi.

    12 comments:

    LifenSpice said...

    Hi Pavithra, ellige hogidde? nice to see you blogging after long. This pathrode reminds me so much of home:(

    Uma said...

    Never heard of this dish before. Looks so authentic and delicious Pavithra!! Yum!!

    Vibaas said...

    this sounds yum! i have heard of it, never had it. i dont know if we get collard greens here or not.

    vidhas said...

    Its new to me, looks authentic adn tempting. Nice clicks.

    Trupti said...

    one of my fav..loos delicious..love ur version


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    Hari Chandana P said...

    First time here.. never heard of this recipe.. looks so yummyy

    Shama Nagarajan said...

    looks yummy.....lovely recipe

    Ashwini said...

    Love Pathrode..But not tried it. Looks delicious.

    Archy said...

    Pathrode looks so gud.. love it !! Wow, gud u found those leaves to make pathrode !! I can hardly find here :( !!

    Deepthi Shankar said...

    I love pathrode .. looks awesome ..

    Sindhura said...

    Very authentic recipe!!
    Drop in sometime

    Anonymous said...

    Ist time here,..Never heard of this dish...will def try it out...
    u have a nce blog...