veg
⏳ Prep Time: 90 minute
09 Jul 2022
2022-07-09T00:00:00.000Z
4.11
411 kcal
28 gm
50 gm
11 gm
Mustard leaves/sarson: 500 gm
Spinach leaves/palak: 200 gm
Cornmeal/makki ka atta: 50 gm
Whey protein, unfalvoured: 30 gm
Oil: 10 ml
Tomato: 100 gm
Onion: 50 gm
Ginger: 2 inch long
Garlic: 6-7 cloves
Hing: A pinch
Salt: As per taste
Chilli powder: As per taste
Coriander: 20 gm
Water: As required
Makki ki Roti:
In a mixing bowl, add cornmeal and whey protein. Add salt and knead a dough with lukewarm water.
Now divide the dough equally and make medium-sized dough balls.
Dust the dough with some flour and flatten it into a roti shape with light hands.
Heat a griddle and place the roti on it. Flip it after a minute and cook on the other side too.
Drizzle some drops of oil and cook evenly on both sides.
Remove roti from the pan when both sides are crisp and golden.
Sarson ka Saag:
Wash and chop both the greens.
Transfer these into a pressure cooker. Add ginger, garlic, salt and ml of water to the cooker and pressure cook it for to whistles.
Now let the pressure settle on its own.
Mash the greens with the help of a masher or hand blender, once it cools down.
In a wok, heat oil and add hing. Now add chopped onion and cook it till it becomes golden.
Add chopped tomatoes and cook them till it turns mushy. Add salt, turmeric, chilli powder and coriander powder to it.
When it leaves oil, add the mashed greens and combine them well.
Keep stirring it occasionally for another to minutes on a low flame. Sarson ka Saag is ready to be served with Makki ki Roti.
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