Thepla
Thepla
This is a very popular tasty Gujarati flatbread made of wholewheat flour and fresh fenugreek leaves with other exciting spices to make this a very anytime kind of snack.
I practically grew up on this as some years of my childhood were spent in Rajkot and we had so many Gujju dishes in our daily menu.My mother never tired of making theplas everyday and those days I remember having this more than biscuits which was a rare treat for us. Our lunch boxes would have theplas and parathas every other day and the accompaniments like chundo,gorkeri and limdo achaar ,boondhi raita,jeera rice,dhoklas,khammam are some of the tastiest foods we lived on.
This is a popular anytime snack with both kids and adults alike and an excellent travel food to carry with pickles.
Methi Thepla
Ingredients
2 cups WholeWheat flour
3/4 th cup Methi /fenugreek leaves
cleaned and chopped finely
2 tsp chilli powder,cumin powder,coriander powder
1/2 tsp Turmeri Powder
Besan (optional)1/2 cup
Saltto taste
Oil3-4 tbsps
2 tbsp Butter milk/curd enough to bind the dough
Method
Make the dough as for chapatis but with little water or butter milk as the fenugreek leaves have little water in them. Make a nice smooth dough and cover and keep aside for 30 minutes.
Roll out like chapati circles and cook them on flat pans with little oil on both sides.keep them stacked and cover them. to prevent drying.
Ghee may be applied if desired.
serve with chundo,gorkeri,lime pickles or raita.
Thepla
Whichever way Theplas taste great just by itself.
Thepla
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