Magpie's : KK Challenge: Whole Wheat Chatti Pathiri- Savory layered crepes with chicken masala filling

Magpie's : KK Challenge: Whole Wheat Chatti Pathiri- Savory layered crepes with chicken masala filling
You can never have too many morn meal recipes, so give Magpie's : KK Challenge: Whole Wheat Chatti Pathiri- Savory layered crepes with chicken masala filling a try. This recipe serves 4. One portion of this dish contains about 16g of protein, 56g of fat, and a total of 797 calories. Head to the store and pick up ginger - 1" piece, salt, coriander leaves, and a few other things to make it today. From preparation to the plate, this recipe takes approximately 45 minutes.

Ingredients

400millilitersCoconut milk ( I used canned coconut milk like Ria, so it was thick. She states that you can use thin or thick milk)Coconut milk ( I used canned coconut milk like Ria, so it was thick. She states that you can use thin or thick milk)1Minced chicken/Boiled & shredded chicken- 500g ( I used bell pepper and garlic stuffed chicken sausages which I slit the casing of and cut up into tiny with kitchen shears)Minced chicken/Boiled & shredded chicken- 500g ( I used bell pepper and garlic stuffed chicken sausages which I slit the casing of and cut up into tiny with kitchen shears)4servingsGreen chillies- 4, or to tasteGreen chillies- 4, or to taste4servingsAlso check out the awesome Kerala cooking queen Shab's version of a sweet Chatti PathiriAlso check out the awesome Kerala cooking queen Shab's version of a sweet Chatti Pathiri1teaspoonCoriander powderCoriander powder1EggEgg473millilitersFlour/Maida ( I used 2 cups whole wheat flour instead for a nutty, rustic flavor, but Ria recommends sticking to Ap flour for softer results)Flour/Maida ( I used 2 cups whole wheat flour instead for a nutty, rustic flavor, but Ria recommends sticking to Ap flour for softer results)1bunchCoriander leaves ,choppedCoriander leaves ,chopped4sprigsCoriander leaves , choppedCoriander leaves , chopped1teaspoonGaram Masala powder ( Optional- not part of Ria's recipe)Garam Masala powder ( Optional- not part of Ria's recipe)6clovesGarlic pasteGarlic paste1teaspoonGhee ( I did not use)Ghee ( I did not use)2teaspoonsGhee/Clarified Butter ( I used 2 tsp coconut oil instead)Ghee/Clarified Butter ( I used 2 tsp coconut oil instead)1Ginger - 1Ginger - 1" minced2TbspsOil preferably coconut oil for the authentic taste)Oil preferably coconut oil for the authentic taste)2Onions big, chopped fineOnions big, chopped fine4servingsIf you would like to take part in this challenge and make your own Chatti Pathiri, come join us at the Kerala Kitchen on our new blog hereIf you would like to take part in this challenge and make your own Chatti Pathiri, come join us at the Kerala Kitchen on our new blog here4servingsRecipe source: Slight variation from Ria's recipe hereRecipe source: Slight variation from Ria's recipe here4servingsI used Ria's recipe, but wanted to try it with Whole Wheat flour and coconut oil and I have to say, it is one of the best things I have ever made! Thanks again Ria, for another great treasureI used Ria's recipe, but wanted to try it with Whole Wheat flour and coconut oil and I have to say, it is one of the best things I have ever made! Thanks again Ria, for another great treasure0teaspoonsSalt- to taste ( I used aboutSalt- to taste ( I used about4servingsSalt-to tasteSalt-to taste1teaspoonsTurmeric powderTurmeric powder4servingsWhole Wheat Chatti PathiriWhole Wheat Chatti Pathiri4servingsRia prefers the AP version, so I suggest that you try it with AP flour too. We love whole wheat flour and love the nutty, rustic taste of it, but Ap flour will yield even softer resultsRia prefers the AP version, so I suggest that you try it with AP flour too. We love whole wheat flour and love the nutty, rustic taste of it, but Ap flour will yield even softer results1canThis also be made with ground beef instead of the chickenThis also be made with ground beef instead of the chicken4servingsWhen I first encountered this on Ria's blog, I just about fell off my chair. What was this strange creatureWhen I first encountered this on Ria's blog, I just about fell off my chair. What was this strange creature

Recommended wine: Bordeaux, Champagne, White Burgundy

Bordeaux, Champagne, and White Burgundy are great choices for French. French wine is just as diverse as French food, but you rarely go wrong with champagne. If your meal calls for a white wine, you might also try a white burgundy. For a red, try a red bordeaux blend. The Mouton Cadet Bordeaux Rouge with a 4 out of 5 star rating seems like a good match. It costs about 12 dollars per bottle.
Mouton Cadet Bordeaux Rouge
Mouton Cadet Bordeaux Rouge
A dense red with a pronounced purple tint. The nose is expressive and complex, rich in fresh and ripe fruit aromas, especially red cherry and morello cherry, with a touch of spice. The attack, on the fruit, is rich and supple, the mid-palate full and fruity on silky tannins. Showing attractive length on the palate, it has a fresh and spicy finish that expresses all the typically character of the merlot and the very high quality of the vintage.
DifficultyMedium
Ready In45 m.
Servings4
Health Score13
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