Pithaud Cake With Masala Green Peas And Kadhi By Chef Ajay Chopra
Ingredients
Gram flour 50 gm
Ghee 15 gm
Breadcrumbs 5 gm
Turmeric 2 gm
Salt 5 gm
Curd 10 gm
roast cumin seeds 10 gm
coriander seeds 50 gm
whole red chillies 20 gm
grind coarsely
For masala peas
Fresh green peas 50 gm
onion
chopped 10 gm
Ghee 5 ml
tomatoes
chopped 5 gm
Cumin seeds 1 gm
Ginger
chopped 5 gm
green chillies
chopped 2 nos.
Coriander powder 5 gm
Red chilli powder 3 gm
Turmeric powder 2 gm
Salt 5 gm
fresh coriander leaves
chopped 10 gm
Lemon juice 5 ml
For the kadhi
Gram flour 10 gm
Salt 2 gm
Ginger-garlic paste 2 gm
Curd 50 gm
Water 200 ml
For the garnish
Orange zest julienne 6 nos.
leaves
Basil2 nos
Coriander sprigs 2 nos
leaves
Dill6 nos
Instructions
For green masala, heat ghee in pan, add cumin seeds and let it crackle.
Add chopped onion, ginger and green chillies and sauté well.
Add tomatoes, green peas and red chilli, coriander and turmeric powders. Cook until the green peas are done.
Add salt and finish with lemon juice and chopped coriander leaves.
For the pithaud cake, whisk curd and gram flour together
Add turmeric and kadhai powder, salt and mix well (it should be thick like a batter).
In a kadhai, heat ghee, add the above mix and cook on a slow fire.
When it becomes a little thick and leaves sides of the kadhai, remove from fire.
Take a 1-inch deep grease tray, add this curd mix and let it cool.
Cut into round shapes with a mould and grill it for 2-3 minutes from the both sides.
For the kadhi, combined all the ingredients of the kadhi and leave it on fire to reduce it.
When thick, turn off the gas and cool it.
Arrange the pithaud cake with the green peas masala on top and kadhi. Garnish with orange zest, basil leaves, coriander and dill leaves.