Typical Bollywood pairs that go together like SRK and Kajol, some dishes go together. This makes a Kamaal Kombination ( combination)!!
Such is the e.g of Methi Dhebra and Sukhi Bhaji(Fenugreek leaves Paratha and dry potatoes). This sort of K2 dishes are always a hit with my family members...I make them in a typical Gujarati Kathiywadi style. Ingredients include multi-grain flours, Yogurt and sugar, using yoghurt keeps the dhebras shelf life for longer...great for taking on holidays or picnic.
So, let's see how I make Kathiyawadi Methi Dhebra? In Kathiyawadi food, garlic, onion and oil are heavily used and along with the garlic and onion sugar or jaggery is added too. In Kathiawar Methi Dhebra or thepla made with garlic and sugar.
You will need:- Methi Dhebra - Thepla
- 1 cup methi leaves-washed and finely chopped
- 1/4 cup coriander leaves-washed and finely chopped
- 1 1/2 cup flours-wholewheat, Gram and millet flours
- 1/2 cup yoghurt
- 2 tbsp green chilli and ginger paste
- 1 tbsp. garlic paste
- 2 tbsp green garlic(Optional)
- 2 tbsp oil + more to fry
- Salt to taste
- 1 Tbsp. sesame seeds
- 1/2 tsp. black pepper powder
- 2 tbsp Sugar or grated jaggery
- Tumeric powder
- Red chilli powder
- Garam masala
In a one bowl mix yogurt and sugar or jaggery.
Mix all the ingredients +2 Tbsp. oil and pile a dough like a chappati dough using water little by little. Leave it aside for half an hour. Divide the dough into equal size balls. Roll out the ball on a flat surface in dry flour and make a round paratha. Shallow fry on a hot griddle or tava till both sides are equally golden brown. Serve hot with potato dry bhaji, pickle and yoghurt.
You will need for Bhaji;-
- 1 cup boiled potatoes and cubed
- 2-3 green chillies cut into lengthwise
- 4-5 curry leaves
- 3-4 tbsp oil
- 1 tsp Cumin Seeds
- 1/4 tsp Hing(Asafoetida)
- 1/2 tsp Amchoor powder-Dry mango powder
- Handful coriander leaves finely chopped
- 1 tsp ginger paste
- Red chilli powder, turmeric powder, dhania-jeera powder and garam masala- according to your liking
- Salt to taste
- 2 tsp Sugar
Enjoy as much as we Gujarati's do by making and sharing and eating.....
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Wow, nice combo Jag! Sure, if KJ does...why not us! hehehe ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed a great combination. Thanks for the entry!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, reminds me of Sunday brunch as a child when my mum would make thepla and bateta nu shaak. Those were the days...
ReplyDeleteI can see why they're always a hit!
ReplyDeleteWow! great combo..
ReplyDeleteGreat combo, they are healthy and yummy too...
ReplyDeleteLovely Kombiiii :)
ReplyDeleteWow!! Sounds terrific and looks so yummy!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovely "kombination". How do you come out with such fancy names..."kamaal kombination"...but its really kamaal dhamaal bemisaal....lol
ReplyDeleteLovely combo...
ReplyDeletethis is a wonderful combo...i love methi parathas..yumm!
ReplyDeletelovely combination...yumm
ReplyDeleteWOW Lovely combo... nice step by step pics... I love methi parathas and this looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteLovely combo..nice pic too
ReplyDeleteHappy Holi
woow!!yummy combo...love the Parathas color....looks so yummy...
ReplyDeletesurely a delicious combo but i havent tried it so far....will surely try this combo next time...
ReplyDeleteyummy one dear, looks a great combo. Thanks for ur holi wishes, hope u had a good time too.
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a very Happy Holi.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely combo. Looks delicious and tempting.
Hey Jags,howdya do?u know exactly when i opened ur page ,u hopped by my blog....was so thrilled....
ReplyDeleteLove ur K fixation,connection n twists......
Though i love english movie im sure a SRK ,KjLO and Kads fan too.....
These sound so good and ur pics look so alive that i wanna dig in right now....delicious n delightfull as always ur....
Happy brite day to u....
lovely combo! mouthwatering..
ReplyDeleteDelicious and comfort food.Lovely recipes.Just missing is a piping hot cup of masala chai. :)
ReplyDeleteThats a catchy name and indeed a wonderful combination! looks yumm!
ReplyDeleteJagruti,
ReplyDeleteNice combination. good recipe
Definitely a perfect combo like SRK and Kajol ;) infact those mistakes are more appreciable with such wonderful dishes to feast!!!
ReplyDeleteRoti and sabji sounds really interesting and prefect, adding amchur powder would have give tanginess to the sabji na...delicious combo!!
ReplyDeleteJag, Jag, what a combo..Hit hit soniye?
ReplyDeleteI'll be hosting the home remedies event this month Jag, do send some entries OK?
Wonderful combo! i absolutely love Dhebra! so delicious!
ReplyDeleteHello dear,
ReplyDeleteI was going through my followers list and I saw that I have a silent follower. You! So I decided to check it out. Man I wish I had been here sooner cause you have a scrumptious spread in your space. Love the deliberately erroneous name and the combo! They looks yummy yum!
I like the name too...why not we do it too right :) the combo sounds delicious...nice tempting clicks :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a kool kombination! Sometimes I love typos when I'm in a weird mood. Oh well, methi dhabra and sukhi bhaji is tempting!
ReplyDeleteDelicious kombo..Mouthwatering pics. Will add yogurt when I make methi parathas next.
ReplyDeletegreat entries for the event.looks very nice.
ReplyDeleteHi Jagruti...hope you had a lovely time on the Holi day...the Debro ane Bhaji is a lovely kombination....luved yur post here specially the title...Hu tho have Maza Ma chu...ane tari post mane bahut gami (sorry...I am from Mumbai...and always was fascinated by the Gujrathi culture and food)
ReplyDeleteLove the kombo yaar...
ReplyDeleteI love this combo too...
ReplyDeleteI love making methi thepla but adding millet flour was something i was not aware of. Makes it more healthy. Next time I make it i will try it this way.
ReplyDeleteGreat combo... Healthy and yummy...
ReplyDeletewow jagruti lovely combo...yuumy dishes...loved the name with 2 k's:-)...i love anythgn with methi so m trying this next...n hey thnx for wishes for my dad...happy belated wishes 2 ur dad 2...
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try this.. I didnt check my blog for a week.. you have posted lots of dishes...
ReplyDeleteCoolllllllll