Sabudana Papad

#cookpadindia
Sabudana or Sago Pearldrops Poppadoms or Papads are a common accompaniment in at mealtimes for most of us Indians.
This is one such variety among a number of other variations of them available throughout the Country. The style and the making of it differ. Different people make it differently. And with a vast diversity of cultures and traditions prevalent in the Country, It's quite obvious that there would be so many varieties.
And this is a simple one that I have shared here. You can make Masala Papads with a few spices as well. You can play around with the spices and the ingredients. And make your favourite ones with your choices.
In this particular one, I have kept it quite simple with just a few ingredients.
These accompaniments are a part and parcel of everyday meals in the Country. Almost every household enjoys these or some or the other kind of Papads at meals. It forms an important part of meals for us Indians.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Sabudana Papad
#cookpadindia
Sabudana or Sago Pearldrops Poppadoms or Papads are a common accompaniment in at mealtimes for most of us Indians.
This is one such variety among a number of other variations of them available throughout the Country. The style and the making of it differ. Different people make it differently. And with a vast diversity of cultures and traditions prevalent in the Country, It's quite obvious that there would be so many varieties.
And this is a simple one that I have shared here. You can make Masala Papads with a few spices as well. You can play around with the spices and the ingredients. And make your favourite ones with your choices.
In this particular one, I have kept it quite simple with just a few ingredients.
These accompaniments are a part and parcel of everyday meals in the Country. Almost every household enjoys these or some or the other kind of Papads at meals. It forms an important part of meals for us Indians.
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Steps
- 1
Soak the Sago Pearls in enough clean drinking water for a good 3 to 4 hours in all.
- 2
Drain well and now add about 7 cups of freshwater to it. Bring it to a rolling boil on high heat at first. Lower the heat and allow it to cook on low to medium-high heat.
- 3
Cook until it thickens and becomes transparent. It looks shiny as it thickens. Allow it to cool down and blend to a smooth paste.
- 4
With the help of a spoon, make round discs. Spread on butter paper or a greased aluminum foil or a plastic sheet whichever is convenient for you. That's it. Keep it inside if it is done in the evening like me. The next day sun dries it for about 3-4 days.
- 5
After completely dried, store in airtight containers and relish up to a Year. Yum!
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