I was really hungry one afternoon and as i had stashed some cooked moong beans in the refrigerator...it came to my untimely help!The end product was one yummy dish!
I also made wraps out of them and that was even tastier.Me and DH finished off dinner with just the chapatis and these rolls.
This is how i made it...
Green moong beans 1 cup cooked and cooled (drain any excess water)
Bread slices 3
Rice flour 2 tablespoons(or lesser)
Salt to taste
Chaat masala to taste (optional)
Chilli powder 1 tsp ( more or less)
Oil to deep fry
For the wraps:
Chapatis 2
Tomato sauce to spread
Mayonnaise to spread
Chopped vegetables onions, tomatoes,cucumbers as required
I also made wraps out of them and that was even tastier.Me and DH finished off dinner with just the chapatis and these rolls.
This is how i made it...
Green moong beans 1 cup cooked and cooled (drain any excess water)
Bread slices 3
Rice flour 2 tablespoons(or lesser)
Salt to taste
Chaat masala to taste (optional)
Chilli powder 1 tsp ( more or less)
Oil to deep fry
For the wraps:
Chapatis 2
Tomato sauce to spread
Mayonnaise to spread
Chopped vegetables onions, tomatoes,cucumbers as required
- Add the cooked moong beans to a bowl.Mash it well with hands or the back of a spoon.
- Soak the bread slices in some water and squeeze out the extra water.Add the bread crumbles into the moong beans.
- Add the remaining ingredients and mix well into a dry mixture.
- Heat oil in a wok to fry, make rolls of the mixture and drop into the oil.Fry until crunchy brown.
- Serve as it is with tomato sauce or make wraps like i did.
- To make the wraps: spread the tomato sauce,mayonnaise and arrange the moong rolls and vegetables, wrap it up and serve immediately.
- Delicious rolls ready to served :)
Tips:
- My mix was really runny so i had to add more rice flour which turned out ok too.
- I didn;t have a very dry mix still it didn;t break while frying.But i would suggest to drain off the extra water from the moong beans.
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This looks yummy. And being a fan of fried foods, should definetly try them!
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great recipe!
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thanks u all.kavi i have linked it to JATW!happy to link!
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delicious n crispy ones!!
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Wow. This's a totally delicious idea. I'm a sucker for fried snacks and to roll them into sandwiches, awesome!
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ReplyDelete@Plateful...DH thought we should have had all the rolls and chapatis as wraps@!!
first time in your space....wow....these moong bread rolls look really delicious...glad to follow u here....do visit mine when time permits:-)
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yummy recipe. thanks for sharing.
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loved the idea... so cute! :)
ReplyDeleteInstant food!Easy,simple and quick!Great way to use leftovers,the wraps look delicious.I just had my lunch,I was full,and all of a sudden,my mouth started to water!Hehe.
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Bumped into this post... such a simple interesting dish! Love tikkis and this is an innovative one :)
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