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Chiblaro ja Muthia
Steamed dumplings made from vegetable pulao
Steamed muthia made by mashing chiblaro into a gram-flour dough with shredded cabbage, lemon, asafoetida and spices, steamed as cylinders, cooled, sliced into roundels and tossed in a mustard, dried-red-chilli and curry-leaf tempering. Lightly tangy and mildly tikho (spicy); an evening snack.
Ingredients
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For the tempering
Method
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In a bowl, combine the chiblaro, gram flour and shredded cabbage. Add the chopped ginger, chopped chillies, salt, asafoetida, coriander-cumin powder, lemon juice, red chilli powder and the 1 tbsp oil, and mix well.
Add a little water to make a semi-soft dough. Divide it into 2–3 portions and roll each into a cylinder.
Steam the cylinders for . Let them cool, then cut them into roundels.
Heat the tempering oil in a pan over a medium flame. When it is hot, add the mustard seeds, dry red chillies and curry leaves. When the mustard seeds start popping, add the cut muthia pieces and stir lightly until every piece is coated. Serve hot.
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Serve with
An evening snack, eaten plain or with green coriander chutney.
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Nutrition
EstimatedPer serving
170 kcal
- Protein
- 5 g
- Carbohydrate
- 13 g
- Fat
- 11 g
We estimate about 5 servings from the weight of the dish.
Whole recipe
850 kcal
- Protein
- 23 g
- Carbohydrate
- 67 g
- Fat
- 56 g
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These are estimates, worked out from the amounts in the recipe and typical values for each ingredient. Portion sizes and the exact amount of oil, ghee or sugar can change them a lot. How we estimate
Where this recipe comes from
Recipe from Panja Khada by Bharat and Deepa Chachara, shared by Kamal Bhatia.
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