Steps
- 1
Clean and boil spinach in an open pan
- 2
When spinach leaves turn soft switch off the flame and blanch it under the cold water
- 3
This will help in retaining the green colour
Set aside to cool - 4
Now in a bowl, take besan, salt, yoghurt and the spinach puree.
- 5
Make paste of ginger and green chilli and add to the bowl Mix everything well with a whisker
- 6
Add the water and whisk it well so that there are no lumps.
- 7
Keep a non stick pan on the flame and cook the batter on a low flame by continuously stirring
- 8
Cook for 12-15 minutes till it leaves the sides of the pan and becomes thick.
- 9
Grease a silicon sheet and keep aside
- 10
Now to taste if the batter is cooked, spread a tsp. of it on silicon sheet and try rolling it.
- 11
If it's rolled easily, then the batter is done.
- 12
Switch off the flame and immediately start spreading on the greased silicon sheet or back of a steel plate.
- 13
Spread grated paneer and some grated cheese if you like, on the rolled khandavi
- 14
Sprinkle some chilli flakes and fresh grated coconut
- 15
Roll the spread khandavi in strips
Cut them into the desired size - 16
For tempering
Heat oil in a pan and temper with mustard seeds.
Once it splutters add asafoetida, and sesame seeds. - 17
Pour the tempering on the prepared khandvi.
- 18
Garnish with the fresh grated coconut and coriander leaves.
- 19
Serve paneer stuffed spinach khandavi with tea ☕️
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