Have made this before and I have a pic and recipe in my page , but this time I made it a lot more simpler, tastier and quicker. Though it doesn't have the perfect shape of the momos I promise it tastes good. Anyway let me get into the recipe and you all make it to believe it is simple, quick and tasty!
Ingredients
For the momo wrap
Whole wheat flour - 1 1/2 cups
Cooking oil - 2 tspns
Salt - a pinch
For the filling
Carrots - 1/2 cup ( finely chopped)
Broccoli - 1/2 cup ( finely chopped)
Shallots - 4-5 no.s ( finely chopped)
Green chillies - 1-2 ( finely chopped)
Garlic and ginger - 2 tspns (finely chopped)
Soya sauce - 1 1/2 tbspns
Tobasco sauce - 1/2 tbspn
salt
For the chutney
Garlic - 5 cloves
Dry red chillies - 2
Tomato sauce - 2 tbspn
Rice vinegar - 2 tbspn
Salt and water - as required
Method
Knead the flour and oil with salt and water to a smooth dough and keep aside
Mix all the ingredients for the filling and check the taste and keep aside./ Instead of chopping the vegetables separately you can throw in a food processor and chop it at one stretch the way I did :)
Blend all the ingredients for the chutney and check taste and keep aside.
Make 5 balls from dough. Take the rolling pin and roll out one ball not too thin and not too thick but ofcourse thinner than you roll out for chapathi and and cut into four pieces. Keep the filling in each triangle, fold and seal its sides carefully. Make sure the filling stays in.
Mean while keep the steamer on the stove with the required amount of water for boiling. Place the sealed momos over the steamer and steam cook for around 10-12 minutes or until it is cooked.
Remove and serve hot with the chilli garlic chutney. Repeat the same for other dough balls.
Make sure you enjoy it hot!!
Note : There are no limitations for the fillings for momos, you can make you choice of veg and no-veg fillings.
Usually it is made with white flour or maida, but whole wheat flour tasted equally good and is healthy too.
Even in the chutney make sure you get a balance of sweet and sour taste and you are privileged to alter the quantity of its ingredients according to your taste.
huh?! where is the recipe?
ReplyDeleteRecipe updated .. have a look , try and let me know
Deleteexcuse my ignorance - but can i skip this 'tobasco' sauce/substitute with something else? :))
ReplyDeleteSrikala.. u can use pepper powder
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