Rolls are easy to make, yummy to eat and heavy on the stomach! You can make rolls by rolling vegetable masala inside chappati or tortilla. Here is a simple recipe that you can attempt for dinner.
Ingredients: (Makes
3 rolls)
Potato –
medium sized, 3no
Onion – large,
1 no, finely chopped
Salt – ½
teaspoon (adjust to taste)
Chilli
powder – ½
teaspoon
Garam masala
– ½
teaspoon
Baked beans
in tomato sauce – ¾ teacup*
Oil – 1
tablespoon
Tortilla or
ready-to-eat chappati – 3 no
*Buy any brand of your choice
*Buy any brand of your choice
Method: Wash
potatoes and place them in the pressure cooker. Add one teacup (150ml) of
water. Close the lid and cook on medium flame. Check if the steam escapes
through the nozzle, and then place the weight. After pressure builds up and the
cooker starts to whistle, keep the fire on for 5 whistles. Switch off the fire.
Wait for the pressure to subside and then open the lid. Cool the potatoes by running
through cold water. Peel the potatoes, cut them into cubes and keep aside.
Heat oil in a kadai/wok, add chopped onion and fry till it
becomes transparent. Add potato pieces, salt and chilli powder. Mix well. Cook for
a minute. Now add baked beans and garam masala. Mix well and cook for one
minute. Switch off the fire. Divide the masala into three equal portions.
Microwave tortilla or warm ready-to-eat chappati on the
tava, and place it on a plate. Add one portion of potato-baked bean masala in
the center (Fig.1) of the chappati/tortilla.
Fig.1: Place masala in the center of chappati/tortilla |
Wrap the left end of chappati/tortilla over the masala (Fig.2).
Fig.2: Wrap the left end of chappati/tortilla over the masala |
Then roll
the chappati/tortilla from left to right tightly with the masala inside into a
compact roll (Fig.3). Make two more rolls with the remaining masala and chappati/tortilla.
Potato-Baked Beans Rolls |
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