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February 25, 2009
Chickpea Cutlets(Patties)
I have been seeing these super healthy cutlets in many blogs lately. I tried them and felt they tasted much better than regular cutlets. Here is my version of chickpea cutlets.
Ingredients:
White Chickpea(channa)-1 cup soaked in water for 8 hours
Potato(skin peeled)-1
Bread-2 slices
Coriander leaves chopped-a handful
Salt
Turmeric powder-1/4 tsp
Coriander powder-1 tsp
Garam masala powder-3/4 tsp
Kitchen king masala-1 tsp
Chilli powder
Method:
Pressure cook chickpea and potato together until soft and done(about 6-8 whistles in my cooker, but varies from one cooker to another). Set aside and let it cool. Drain the water and add spice powders, coriander leaves and salt.
Dry grind bread slices coarsely and add half of it to chickpea mixture and spread the rest in a plate.
Mash the mixture with your hand well. Form balls, flatten, coat both sides with bread crumbs.
Heat 1 tsp of oil in a flat non stick pan. Place cutlets, drizzle a few drops of oil around the corners and shallow fry on one side for about 3-4 minutes or til golden brown on low flame. Flip them around, drizzle few drops of oil and fry till golden brown for 3 minutes(on low flame).
Serve with ketchup.
This is my entry to the following events:
Sunday Snacks: Grab n Go - March 29th
Lentils Mela - March 15th
Healthy Bite: Feb 28th
My Legume Love Affair: Eighth helping - Feb 28th
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I agree.. channa lends itself so beautifully in this recipe and when paired with potato as well - can't go wrong. Looks perfect & golden.
ReplyDeleteya these are much healthier than others..i tired these couple of times but couldn't get the perfect crispiness i was looking for, they came out very soft every time..how about yours were they soft or crispy? although they look perfectly crisp in the pic..always love your clicks..
ReplyDeletemahi, i just had my lunch and i'm so full. i still want some of these :) romba yummy-a irukku paakave...
ReplyDeletethanks for the replying dear.. i tried deep frying them also but they were falling apart..
ReplyDeleteyummmy :)
ReplyDeleterendu cutlet parcel to Seattle :)
wowww yummy looking cutlets!This is a must try!
ReplyDeleteLooks crispy and yummy. Nice recipe Mahi :-) BTW, your menthiya thogayal turned out really yummy. We loved it :-)
ReplyDeleteThe cutlets looks great,Mahima.And you have clicked it b'fully.I love the way you have drizzled the tomato sauce..why don't send this to Food garnishing event hosted by Food fanatic?
ReplyDeleteThese are almost like Falafel, Indian style. Looks mouthwatering and healthy too if shallow fried. god one! :))
ReplyDeleteYes they are similar to falafel. I make a similar version too. And you seem to be up-to-date with all events in the blogosphere.Great going girl..
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome! What a gr8 click! Delicious and perfect entry for all the events...
ReplyDeletewow Cutlets looks very mouthwatering & healthy ..nice click ..bookmarked it... today in the morning I soaked Chickpeas ..I am going to try these today
ReplyDeleteThey looks totally awesome. Chickpeas sure do their trick everytime.
ReplyDeletePatties looks superb Mahi, konjam send pannunga, pakkara pothey pasikuthu..
ReplyDeleteThey look soo crisp Mahi .. I guess chickpeas & potatoes go very well .. loved the pic ..making me hungry now
ReplyDeleteWow what a picture! yeah I make these very often.. eat them with hot sauce without guilth & then pack them for lunch in a sandwich:-).. never used any powder masala tho. that would make it tastier i bet.
ReplyDeletehealthy cutlets... looks yummy & crispy Mahi.. mouthwatering.. great click..
ReplyDeleteLovely cutlets Mahimaa...they look great...Nice click and very inviting.
ReplyDeletelooks sooo very inviting..especially with a dash of ketchup on it..and they look so crispy also..can't believe all this is healthy :)
ReplyDeleteChick pea cutlets look great mahi :) I've some white channa sitting in my pantry.I'll try and let u know.
ReplyDeleteLovely looking Cutlets Mahimma! Way to go!
ReplyDeletehealthy cutlets..very inviting & tempting :)
ReplyDeleteLooks crispy, another tasty way to eat legume!
ReplyDeleteexcellent shot. tasty cutlets.
ReplyDeleteLooks beautiful,a very healthy snack.Imagine these cutlets with mint chutney/sauce...yummy:) my mouth is watering!
ReplyDeleteKanna,
ReplyDeleteCutlet is one of the most sought after snack in any eat outs. Your Chickpea looks awesome,perfect click.You never made this for us so far.
Appa
lovely! i have been meaning to make some vada pav with customized patties like these that use less potatoes :)
ReplyDeleteFIst of all..as usual superb presentation and its so tempting mahi...
ReplyDeleteLovely cutlets, Mahimaa! Love that ketchup on that top.. perfect appetizer in a cold evening with a hot cup of tea! Can't wait to try this one..
ReplyDeleteParkave supera iruku Mahi..Very healthy one also..As usual, awesome click..
ReplyDeleteWow mouth watering cutlet. Love it.
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect -crisp with golden color. The sauce drizzled it make it more tempting. Great click.
ReplyDeletesuper o super mahima... enakku ippove oru bite avadhu venum.. nee seekiram India la that too en veetu pakathula vandhudu enna.
ReplyDeletethat looks sinfully delicious...
ReplyDeleteChickpea cutlets are awesome. When i made it was slightly loose, and the shape was not ok. yours look awesome
ReplyDeleteWow!crispy and yummy Cutlets... Mouth watering Mahi.you r tempting me lot..:)What a gr8 click!
ReplyDeletehealthy nd yummy,..:-)
ReplyDeleteLook crunchy.. delicious treat!!!
ReplyDeleteWow they look really CRISP and yummy!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE their golden color!
those look so crisp n perfect rounds! kudos!
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely delish!lovely click.
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ReplyDeleteHi Mahima...chickpea cutlets looks gorgeous with the sauce dripping..nice click..:)
ReplyDeleteyeah..I saw it later..Thats y I del that commented n made a new one..:)..So many blogs I visit..So kind of forget when I visit after sometime..sorry dear..:)
ReplyDeleteCutlets look lovely, great pictures as usual Mahimaa :-)
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ReplyDeletethsi is a nice recipe..will try it sometime..
ReplyDeletetooo perfect and very healthy as well.Love the pic -as always -you are a wonderful photographer.
ReplyDeletewow, stunning pic with mouth-watering cutlets. Great job Mahimaa!
ReplyDeleteyeah, i too have ben wanting to try them after seeing them in so many blogs. your's have come out really well...lovely click!
ReplyDeleteThis is too good Mahima! Looks mouthwatering! Wonderful clik and presentation.. love it always!
ReplyDeleteoohhhh iam drooling over that mahimaa..thats a new snack for me..never tried a cutlet with chickpeas!! worth a try..
ReplyDeletepls do collect ur award from my blog.
Accept my Award Dear Mahi.
ReplyDeleteLovely lovely Mahi..! Yummmy ..! Im going to steal one ..!:)
ReplyDeletethank you so much dears....
ReplyDeleteappa, i didn't make it when you were here.. will make when i come to india.
Amazing to look and healthy to eat!!! wow
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Such little fat, too. They look extraordinarily yummy!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mahimaa, for sharing this recipe for MLLA8!
Round-up will be online in a few more days.
hey mahi ...nice cutlet pic looks awsome ..healthy, yummy recipe thanks for sharing :D
ReplyDeleteWow!!Hey those Chickpea cutlet look yummi,I love eating fast food and always try new fast food recipes. I would love to try the Chickpea cutlet for fast food. that looks tasty. Chickpea cutlet is also a snacks food option and can make a satisfying snacks food. The Photos are amazing... I am already feeling hungry.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rumela for your wonderful comments!
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