Hello Friends, Its been quite a while ( to be precise almost 6 years ) since I have published any post on my blog. I might say that a lot of water has flown under the bridge. My grand-daughter just completed six years now and in the meantime, we have also changed our residence. So, overall it was quite hectic these last few years; but seeing my grand daughter growing up gave me and my spouse enough joy and believe me she is quite a handful!
Well, I am now trying to get back to blogging {I hope I have not forgotten how to go about it :) }. I have now to get in touch with all my blogger friends, and hope to revive their contacts too. Looking forward to your comments and reply like the good old days.
Frankly speaking, what gave me this sudden impetus to restart my blog is that I participated (having got the info from my husband's nephew) in a recipe contest organised by youthofGSB (Gowd Saraswat Brahmin community to which I belong) and they have published all the recipes in the book named Gowd Saraswat Recipe contest book in a pdf format. I think that's enough of my blabbering.
As you all know that we are all looking for a healthy breakfast to start our day. I was in a mood to start something new and hence started searching on the net for some oats preparation. After a lot of search, I came across Oats Bhakri. I made some changes to suit the texture & palate. Bhakri is generally spread thickly. You can also refer to my earlier recipe of Red Pumpkin Bhakri
Ingredients:
Oats (Instant) - 1 cup
Semolina (regular) - 1/2 cup
Curds - 1/4 cup
Green chillies - 1 or 2 chopped
Water - approx 1 cup
Corriander leaves - a small bunch chopped
Grated carrot - 2 tbsps
Capsicum (chopped) - 2 tbsps
Tomato (chopped) - 1 medium
Onion (chopped) - 2 tbsps
Salt to taste
Oil for shallow frying
Method:
- In a bowl, mix oats, semolina and salt.
- Add curds & mix again.
- Next add water to dilute it slightly.
- Now add all the chopped vegetables, green chilies and coriander leaves and give it a good mix.
- At this stage, add water and mix again without any lumps. The batter should not be very dilute or thick. Let it sit for for about 10 mins.
- In the meantime, heat a griddle or tawa . Smear oil
- When the pan is hot enough, lower the heat and spread a ladle of the prepared batter not thinly.
- Dribble oil all around the bhakri and keep the flame on medium.
- Now flip the bhakri and fry on the other side too.
- Continue in the same manner with the remaining batter.
- Tastes good with white home made butter.
Preparation Time: 15-20mins
Cooking time : 20 mins
Makes : 8 Bhakris of size approx 5-6inches
Oats, Semolina & Salt placed in a bowl |
Curds added to the above mixture |
Chopped vegetables added to the above mixture |
Batter is mixed thoroughly so that no lumps are formed
Bhakri has been spread thickly on the hot griddle |
Bhakri has been flipped over |
All set & ready to serve |
Note:
- Chop the vegetables as finely as possible.
- Oats can also be powdered though not much change in the texture of the bhakri.
- Do not spread the batter thinly.
- Serve with any chutney of your choice if you do not have white butter.
- Bhakris have to be eaten hot.
Came out well Shobhaji.TFS.
ReplyDeleteThat's sounds interesting and easy. Will pass to my kids. Rama
ReplyDeleteSuperb ..a healthy treat..will await my turn for this when you will make it 😊 keep sharing these yummy delicious blogs
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ReplyDeleteA Very healthy, nutritious dish for breakfast. Great to have you back.
ReplyDeleteI thank each one of you for your encouraging comments. Truly appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteGreat welcome change, Shobha. Tried these nutritious bhakries for dinner.
ReplyDeleteA new bhakri recipe, very tasty and nutritious. Renuka Prabhu
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