Methi thepla or dhebra

Today I mein presenting our especial & most famous Gujarati dish
All guju’s please jump in on this post
Every family Hv different recipe and method for making this dish, In our family we like fried version
This dish is Best for winter it keep you warm +
Too much health benefits of fenugreek leaves, mustard oil
Best for road trips snacks
Ps. You can also bake it or you can also sallow fry it on tawa with lil oil
Many of you must have a question, what is the difference between thepla and dhebra. Well, traditionally, dhebra is made from jowar or bajra flour where as thepla made from wheat flour. Dhebra is patted with hand and thepla is rolled. Dhebra is fried and thepla is baked on tawa with little or no oil. But if I don't wish to fry dhebra, I just bake like thepla and it taste as great as fried dhebra. Both taste great and very versatile for travelling since both has a long shelf life.
Methi thepla or dhebra
Today I mein presenting our especial & most famous Gujarati dish
All guju’s please jump in on this post
Every family Hv different recipe and method for making this dish, In our family we like fried version
This dish is Best for winter it keep you warm +
Too much health benefits of fenugreek leaves, mustard oil
Best for road trips snacks
Ps. You can also bake it or you can also sallow fry it on tawa with lil oil
Many of you must have a question, what is the difference between thepla and dhebra. Well, traditionally, dhebra is made from jowar or bajra flour where as thepla made from wheat flour. Dhebra is patted with hand and thepla is rolled. Dhebra is fried and thepla is baked on tawa with little or no oil. But if I don't wish to fry dhebra, I just bake like thepla and it taste as great as fried dhebra. Both taste great and very versatile for travelling since both has a long shelf life.
Steps
- 1
Firstly cleaned & wash (3-4 times) fenugreek leaves and finely chopped it, set aside
- 2
Grate lauki, set aside
- 3
Mix all dry ingredients then add melted butter and mix it
- 4
Add fenugreek leaves, lauki & yogurt and mix it
- 5
Make a soft dough with water(add slowly little by little At a time)
- 6
Rest for 30 minutes
- 7
Take a small ball sized dough
- 8
Grease your both hand palms and flattened it with your palms
- 9
Deep fry it on medium high flame
- 10
Serve with raita, chutney & chaas (Lassi)
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