Monday, 13 June 2011
Stir Fry Chapati
It is heartening to hear from you guys! Believe me the last few months I have really missed blogging and interacting with you all. Even my organising, cooking and presentation suffered everyday!
Bah am I getting sentimental? Not at all like me, so enough of sentimental rambling now getting down to the post that I have been planning for a long, very long time.
We have chapatti morning and evening, you can safely say that it is our staple food. So they are always some lying in the casserole, yes leftover. I generally convert them to phodni chi poli but the girls find ways to avoid eating it.
The other day I read in Tarla Dalal's newsletter about Chapati Masala Noodles I decided to try it and forgot in my morning rush what I had read. The only thing that I remembered was that the chapatti was cut in long strips, which I got hubby dear to make. The rest was a Chinese stir fry which the girls, their grand father and father loved.
I think one day I will make it the way it was intended!! Right now things are okay & I would rather not rock the boat!
Ingredients:
2 tblspn oil
2 cloves garlic crushed
2 onions sliced lengthwise
1 carrot julienne
1 capsicum, sliced lengthwise
1 cup cabbage chopped
2 green chillies sliced (optional)
1 tblspn Soya sauce
1 tsp chilli sauce
1 tblspn tomato ketchup
7 chapattis cut in long strips
Chopped Spring onion greens
Coriander for garnishing
Method:
1. Heat oil in a kadhai. Add the garlic and fry till it turns brown.
2. Add the onions and stir till translucent.
3. Add the carrots, stir then in quick succession add the cabbage, capsicum and stir.
4. Add the sauces stir well. Add salt if you need I did not.
5. Add the chapatti strips and serve immediately garnished with the spring onion and coriander.
Labels:
Accompaniments,
breakfast,
Leftovers,
snack
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The Mad Scientist's Kitchen!! by Archana Potdar is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.
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Chapati fry...something different and delicious looking dear!!! :D
ReplyDeleteLoooks yummy...I too make this
ReplyDeleteSimple and yummy treat:-) Chapati fry idea sounds so cool:-)
ReplyDeletevery interesting and wonderful !!
ReplyDeleteRoti stir fry looks awesome. Great way to attract kids with this dish.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Its true that u r a scientist otherwise idea for stir frying chapati cant generate in normal thinking :)gr8 recipe..
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely and delicious.. love the presentation too :)
ReplyDelete@Prathibha : Thanks I know I am not off course.
ReplyDeleteThanks all of you .
Wonderful idea..kids will surely love this..delicious one..
ReplyDeleteThanks for visitng my space. You have an awesome space. Would be coming regularly. Interesting recipe.Can make it with leftover chapati as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visitng my space. You have an awesome space. Would be coming regularly. Interesting recipe.Can make it with leftover chapati as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visitng my space. You have an awesome space. Would be coming regularly. Interesting recipe.Can make it with leftover chapati as well.
ReplyDeleteI do quite often like this with leftover chappathis, irresistible and delicious stir fry..
ReplyDeletedelicious looking stir fry similar to something we make and it is superb
ReplyDeleteI love this a lot and recently blogged this too!
ReplyDeleteNew and looks abolutely delicious.
ReplyDeleteFollowing you ..
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Roti noodles looks flavorful and delicious.
ReplyDeleteYummy left over magic...my fav too
ReplyDeleteYum ....looks delish
ReplyDeletehey, sounds interesting...will try out tonight n let you know..:)
ReplyDeleteTasty Appetite