INGREDIENTS;
1 bunch of colacasia leaves or arbi leaves or pathrade leaves2 cups of green gram or moong soaked overnight
1 cup of freshly grated coconut
8-10 dried red chilles which have been fried in a little oil
1 1/2 tbsps of tamarind
1 tsp of hing or aesofetida
salt to taste
METHOD;
Wash the leaves thoroughly in water and keep it aside to dry
Grind the green gram in a mixer grinder and you can add a little water while grinding
when it is coarse add the coconut,red chillies tamarind and hing and grind to a coarse paste
Take it out in a bowl and add salt to taste.
Keep the biggest colacasia leaf with the smooth side or the front side down and the vein portion facing you on a big plate or wax paper and take about a fistful of the ground paste and smear it
on the leaf.
Then place the second leaf and do the same as above.Repeat for about 6-7 leaves and then
from the bottom tip start rolling to the top by also folding on the sides .
Keep the rolled patrade in a idli plate or a steamer plate and keep the same in a pressure cooker
or a steamer.
Do not put the whistle of the pressure cooker and let it steam like you do for idlis for about 20-25 minutes or till done.
Remove it and and cut it in to slices and serve hot with gashi or coconut oil.
P.S; you can also deep fry the slices which is also very tasty.
If left over for the next day it can be cut into small pieces and tempered with mustard and curry leaves and dry red chillies and garnished with freshly grated coconut.
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