Methi Thepla

My entry for #itsprocessoverproduct phase -2 by#cookpad_indiaTeamed with talented team of Igers Nisha @cravings4vegan . Sumi @sumiscookbook_ . Kamakshi @kamakshi_13 . Krithika @_krithika . Pooja @thechefbychance .Sirisha @mycravesandraves .Theplas are favorites of Gujaratis, Indian flat breads made with Wheat flour, gram flour, Methi ( Fenugreek)leaves and spices infused, is delicious.These are often taken packed during long travels which stays good for 2 or more days. Thanks www.masterchefmom.blogspot for the inspiration.

Methi Thepla are very tasty and healthy recipe and a must try lightly spiced paratha like traditional Gujarati flatbread Recipe is prepared from wheat flour, fenugreek leaves and other spices. Theplas are an inherent part of Gujarati meals and are cooked for regular meals and for travelling or picnic. It tastes best when eaten with Garlic Chutney, Curd and pickle.Check out my recipe on youtube : youtu.be/FrOv2t6f7GA

#goldenapronPost - 19#kidstiffinMethi Laccha Paratha is a super delicious multi layered Indian flat bread made with Whole Wheat flour. This Paratha has a distinct aroma of fresh Methi Leaves. The dough is prepared by adding many freshly chopped Methi Leaves, some spices and Green Chillies as per choice. Dough of Paratha is soft and then rolled out into thin Thepla shaped and then horizontal or vertical slits are given and then again rolled with the same layers. By doing this Laccha Paratha will be layered properly and then roasted on Tawa with greasing some amount of Oil from both the sides. In this way, Laccha Paratha is prepared and served with Dahi, Pickle etc.

Methi masala puri is soft,delicious and spiced puri made with wheat flour,fenugreek leaves and Indian spices. Methi masala Puri served with any curries, dry sabzi, dals ,achar and chutney#Goldenapron post 15

Methi dhebra is a traditional winter recipe of every Gujarati home.. Not only it is healthy but also taste yummy. Does not require too many accompaniments which makes it special. It’s a one stop healthy solution for breakfast dinner or evening snack.

#kidstiffin#colourgreenHealthy tiffin not only give nutrition but also keeps kids full so they don’t feel hungry soon- as a result don’t eat any JUNK in school/ college

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Thepla is the one of the most popular Gujarati traditional Dish.fenugreek leaves(Methi) has several health benefits firstly, it helps in improving digestion and appetite. it is full of antioxidants and fiber, which eventually removes all toxins from our body.secondly, fenugreek leaves helps in reducing body weight and can be easily included in diet for weight watchers.It is also considered to be good remedy for menstrual disorders especially the pain and the cramps. lastly, it also helps to cure hair loss disorder and helps to retain the glow on skin.

Methi Matar Malai is a popular Indian dish, especially made in North India during the winter season when fresh fenugreek is in season!In this recipe, fenugreek, peas, and cream are combined into a delicious, sweet, and creamy curry. The slightly bitter taste of fenugreek leaves pairs well with sweet green peas and fresh cream.

#goldenapron 15Jowar Na Khatta Meetha Dhebra/ Sorghum Flatbread is a flatbread made with jowar (sorghum ) flour, wheat flour, yoghurt and spices. The dhebra are sour and sweet due to addition of yogurt and sugar. Carom seeds enhances the flavor of dhebra. They can be served in breakfast, lunch or dinner with tea, yogurt, any lentil curry, butter, jam ,pickle , chunda or chutney. They can be packed in lunch box. They can be carried while travelling.https://pepkitchen.com/recipe/jowar-na-khatta-meetha-dhebra-sorghum-flatbread/

#mysterybox1Aloo Paratha. Most popular paratha recipe from North India, made with wheat flour and spiced, mashed potatoes. Paired with pickle or yoghurt. Aloo paratha is a perfect option for breakfast or lunch.

#reststyleA mildy spiced, creamy , north indian dish made from fenugreeek leaves and green peas and Indian spices.https://pepkitchen.com/recipe/methi-malai-matar-fenugreek-and-peas-curry-with-cream/

#greenvegA mild recipe with Fenugreek leaves and Mutter prepared with less oil. A healthy and easy quick recipe which can be done in less time and kids as well as adults love it's taste...It goes well along with rotis, phulkas, naan...

Gatte ki Sabji is an Indian curry dish originating from Rajasthan. It is a spicy dish of gram flour dumplings (Gatte) cooked in curd gravy, and usually served with chapathi and plain rice

#goldenapron 17Tandoori Aloo / Spiced Grilled Potatoes is a grilled dish made by marinating boiled baby potatoes in the marination made using yogurt, chickpea flour, ginger garlic paste and spices. The marinated potatoes are then grilled or baked in the preheated oven, or coal barbeque or pan and served hot with onion slices and mint coriander chutney. It is all time favorite appetizer with all age group. It is gluten free.https://pepkitchen.com/recipe/tandoori-aloo-spiced-grilled-potatoes/

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#cookingwithgreenveggiesPalak Dhebra /Spinach flatbread is a very healthy and nutritious dish made by kneading wheat flour with fresh spinach, ginger garlic paste and sesame seeds. The dough is divided into ball and rolled in a circle. This is then roasted with oil in a flat pan till golden. It is served with subji, choondo, murrabba, curd, raita or with tea. It is a good option while traveling and a healthy option for kids lunch box.https://pepkitchen.com/recipe/palak-dhebhra-spinach-flatbread/

#greenveg - Aloo Methi is quite a popular dish made at home and also served in many North Indian restaurants. So how about substituting potatoes with turnip? Besides, greens are full of iron and helps in eliminating any inflammation in the body. So it is advisable to include it in our daily diet. So here is a simple, easy and a quick side dish of fenugreek leaves cooked with turnip. This is my version and I cooked it in mustard oil with a tempering of panch phoron. A very nice combo that goes well with plain steamed rice or chapatis.

#greenveg - Here is a simple, yet delicious methi leaves stir fry with split moong dal. I cooked it with a tempering of panch phoron in mustard oil. I also added some vadi / dried lentil dumplings to add a crunch to the dish. I finished it off with kasundi for a mustardy taste and flavour. It is prepared dry to enjoy either with plain steamed rice or with chapatis.

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I love Methi/Fenugreek in every form and while making low carb recipes i tried my hands on this delicious, low carb, high protien dish. It can be served with roti or rice.#CookClick #weightloss#loosingweight

Pickles hold great importance in Indian cuisine. Even as a side dish, they enhance any meal. Simple rice, lentils, and vegetables come alive with the addition of pickle. On trips or in lunch boxes, pairing pickle with parathas or puris eliminates the need for any other vegetable. Summer is mango season, and pickles, jams, chutneys, and sweet preserves are made to last the whole year. I'm sharing a traditional mango pickle recipe that can be used year-round. By adding just enough oil, the pickle remains dry, making it perfect for lunch boxes without spilling oil.

This is not so sweet, not thick , not raw gujarati kadhi. Traditionally you have it with plain rice , mori dal aka lachako toor daal and any vegetable shake/curry.

#greenveg - This is a simple stir fry made with kulfa saag (purslane leaves) and some paneer. Kulfa is almost similar to methi (fenugreek leaves) and is slightly tangy in taste. It is a flavorful side dish that can be prepared in a jiffy. I added some pani puri masala to the end product but you can skip it if you want. Best enjoyed with either rice or chapatis.

#deepfriedA perfect snack for rainy days. Best served with tamarind chutney but they can be turned into chaat simply by adding yogurt, sweet & spicy chutneys, sev, and onions.

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Fall is here and what better way to embrace that sweet cold with methi (fenugreek) recipe. I am proud to bring my own version of Methi paneer masala.. Enjoy!#ga4#week2