Quick fix: Masala pappad roll

July 07, 2011 04:10 pm | Updated 04:10 pm IST

Masala pappad roll. Photo: Special Arrangement

Masala pappad roll. Photo: Special Arrangement

INGREDIENTS:

Masala pappad: Two

Boiled potatoes: 30 gm

Paneer grated: 10 gm

Chat masala and jeera powder: One gm each

Salt and chilli powder: Two gm each

Chopped coriander leaves: One gm

Butter: One gm

Oil: For frying

Mint chutney: 25 ml

Lacha onion salad: 20 Gms

METHOD:

Boil and mash the potatoes and add the grated paneer, salt, chat masala, jeera powder, chopped coriander, butter. Check the seasoning and keep it aside.

Soak the masala pappad in a hot water for few minutes and take it out without damaging it and place it on a clean flat surface.

Place the mixed potato on one end and fold both sides of the pappad and roll it. Keep the pappad roll in the refrigerator for 10 minutes as this will help in keeping the item crispy and in shape.

Fry the pappad roll in the oil on medium flame till it becomes crispy and golden brown colour .

Serve with mint chutney and lacha onion salad.

Chef G.Prakash, Commis III with Hotel Heritage, Madurai, has been working here for past 18 months. Prior to that he worked with Ramakrishna Hospitality Services for a year-and- a-half. He has done a craft course in food production from State Institute of Hotel Management, Trichy. With three years of culinary experience behind, his areas of interest are F&B production. During his free time, Chef Prakash likes to read books, play cricket and listen to music.

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