Ingredients:
Red pumpkin 250 gm
French beans 100 gm
Cauliflower 100 gm
Carrot 100 gm
Cabbage 100 gm
Capsicum 100 gm
Green Peas 250 gm
Potatoes 500 gm
Onions(finely chopped) 6 nos
Bread 1 loaf
Ginger 1"
Garlic 6 cloves
Green chillies 4 nos
Coriander leaves(finely cut) 3/4 cup
Dry masalas:
Red chilly powder 2 tsp
Coriander seeds powder 4 tsp
Garam masala 1/2 tsp
Amchur powder 1/2 tsp
Safron (optional) 1 pinch
Method:
- Take bread and make it into pieces by hand and powder it in a mixie little by little and keep it aside.
- You can grate vegetables like carrot, cabbage,cauliflower,
even capsicum or chop it very fine. - Pressure cook Potatoes cool it and peel the skin and grate or mash it well.
- Pressure cook peas, cool it and mash well.
- Pressure cook all the vegetables.
- If you have a prestige pressure cooker you can pressure cook each of them by placing them in separate containers. That will make more easier because the water content will be less.
- Care should be taken to drain the water completely, otherwise it will take too many bread crumbs.
- While draining put it in a sieve and keep a vessel under the sieve, you can use the vegetable water like a clear soup.
- Now mix crushed potatoes, crushed peas, drained & cooked vegetables.
- Grind the Ginger, garlic and green chillies in a small mixie and keep aside.
- Now take a kadai. heat 8 tsp of oil, and add ground masala(GGG) and roast a little and add chopped onion roast it well then add dry masalas one by one then cook it till all the water is evaporated.
- Let it cool.
- Then add half (1/2) or three fourth of the bread crumps, to it, remaining you need for rolling
- After adding salt to your taste, mix all the ingredients well.
- Then roll it into small balls & into desired shape , roll it on bread crumbs.
- Heat the tava, you can use non stick, spread oil. You can cut an onion into half and use it to spread the oil.
- Shallow fry, cutlets, by putting as little oil as when it is necessary, keep tossing as and when required.
- Remove when it turns golden brown.
- Serve it hot with some ketchup or mint chutney.
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