RICE THEPLA/DHEBRA
(Yield: 6”diameter 8
Thepla)
Stuck
with the leftover rice and don’t know what to do?
Let’s
make rice thepla/dhebra.
INGREDIENTS
FOR THE RICE THEPLA/DHEBRA:
· 1 ½ cup Whole Wheat Flour
(Roti Flour)
· 1 cup Cooked Basmati Rice (Use
leftover cooked rice)
· 1 T crushed mixture of 2
medium size Garlic Cloves, 1 cm size Ginger Piece and 3 Green Chilies
· 3 T Oil
· 2-3 T Yogurt
· 1/8 tsp. Ajwain Seeds
(Carom seeds), rub between palms to release aroma before adding
· 1 tsp. Sesame Seeds
· 1 tsp. Turmeric Powder
· 1 tsp. Kashmiri Red Chili
Powder or as per taste
· ¼ tsp. Garam Masala
· 2 ½ tsp. Sugar or as per
taste
· 1 ¼ tsp. Salt or as per
taste (Note: Cooked rice has salt so add accordingly)
· ½ tsp. Coriander Powder
· ½ tsp. Cumin Powder
· 2 tsp. Lemon Juice
· 2 T Coriander Leaves,
chopped
· Water, as needed to make
paratha consistency dough
· Maida Flour OR Whole-Wheat
Flour (Roti Flour) for dusting while rolling thepla.
· Oil for roasting rice
thepla
LET’S
COOK:
Combine
garlic cloves, ginger and green chilies and crush them in mortar and pestle.
Keep it aside.
In
a large mixing bowl combine all dry ingredients and mix well.
Add
oil and mix with flour.
Add
remaining ingredient and mix well.
Add
little water at a time and knead paratha consistency dough, firmer then roti
dough and lot softer then bhakhri dough.
Grease fingers and palms with little oil and knead
dough one more time and divide into 8 equal size balls.
Roll each ball into 6” diameter roti. Using maida
flour for dusting if needed.
Heat non-stick pan and place rolled thepla on to
it.
Turn thepla after 25-30 seconds with flipper and
allow it to cook on the bottom side. Apply little oil on the top surface and
flip it to shallow fry, press flipper and keep turning the thepla every few
seconds for even cooking, until golden brown spots appear. Repeat the same for
another side of the thepla.
Repeat with rest of all the thepla dough balls.
Enjoy hot or cold rice paratha with Tomato-Onion
Raita, Mango Pickle, Garlic Chutney, and Salty Lassi.
It
goes very well with Indian Masala Chai (Tea) too.
Enjoy…
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