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PUDACHI WADI (CORIANDER ROLLS)

March 15, 2007 · 9 Comments

Pudachi wadi is a typical Maharashtrian recipe. They look like spring rolls but the filling is of fresh coriander. So I make it during the winters when the coriander leaves are in abundance.image283.jpg

Some preparation needs to be done but then it is worth the efforts :)

First of all the coriander needs to be washed, spread on a cloth so the water is absorbed.This is important because the coriander becomes soggy after cutting if it is left wet.

INGREDIENTS:- For the covering

3/4 cup besan

3/4 cup wheat flour (atta)

salt to taste, 1/2 tsp chilli powder, 1/4 tsp turmeric

3 Tbsp oil (hot ) to be added in the flour.

For the stuffing

Nearly 2 cups of finely chopped coriander leaves

2 Tbsp dry coconut grated and roasted

1Tbsp khus khus roasted

1Tbsp Til (sesame seeds) roasted

salt to taste, 1 tsp ginger green chilli paste ,

3 cloves garlic chopped fine

1/2 tsp chilli powder

juice of half lime

3/4 tsp sugar

1 onion finely cut

1Tbsp oil

Make a paste mixture

2 tsp oil + 1tsp kala masala ( garam masala)+2 tsp thick tamarind pulp

Oil to deep fry

METHOD:-Covering- Mix all the ingredients required for the covering, including the hot oil, into a stiff dough.

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Stuffing- In 1 Tbsp oil saute the onions till just soft . Add the ginger paste and garlic fry for few seconds.Remove from the fire.Let it cool .

Coarsely grind the roasted til, khus khus , coconut .

Add the coriander leaves ,to the onion mixture along with the roasted til etc..Add salt , sugar lime juice chilli powder mix well.

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Paste mixture- Mix all the items for the paste .

Assemble-

Take a small ball of dough, roll it thinly to the size of a phulka, or a size of a puri, depending on how big roll you require.

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Apply a little paste on the roti by just smearing it .image259.jpg

Place the good amount of stuffing in the center as shown and overlap the sides of roti on it.

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Press with both hands so that you get a long triangular roll.Seal the edges with water .image271.jpg

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Lightly roast the rolls on a tawa, and then deep fry before serving. Serve with green or sweet chutney.

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I got bored of making rolls so I made this- like this :)

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Categories: Cuisine-MAHARASHTRIAN · snacks

9 responses so far ↓

  • just for fun // March 15, 2007 at 10:17 am | Reply

    never heard of corriander rolls Archana, looks so nice.
    you have lot of patiency to take step by step photos and post it.
    Good job :) Nice presentation Archana.

    Thanks Jas :) these rolls are not much known outside Maharashtra . The procedure is quite lengthy so I had show all the steps :)

  • Sushma // March 15, 2007 at 10:59 am | Reply

    They would taste delicious with coriander and such a cooling taste they have…a very good version of our Indian kinda spring rolls…very nice recipe Archana.
    -Sushma

    Thanks Sushma.The rolls do taste yum :) Yes they are our spring rolls :) ))

  • sia // March 15, 2007 at 3:25 pm | Reply

    what a fabulous post archu… i love it… stuffing with coriander…yum… i am gonna make this very soon… thanks sweetie for this wonderful recipe:)

    I just hope you all did not get bored seeing such a lengthy post:)))) Thanx Sups , do tell me if you liked them :)

  • asha // March 15, 2007 at 4:53 pm | Reply

    Never heard of this either.Looks delicious.I will try this snack.Thanks.

    Yes Asha this is one snack which you don’t get in all snack shops in Maharashtra. I noticed yet it is liked by every one . Probably people love to make it at home :) ))

  • Hema // March 15, 2007 at 8:12 pm | Reply

    This is a very new and really delicious treat. Thanks for your stepwise photos. Loved it Arch!

    Thanx Hema :) The recipe was little lengthy, so I thought I will show each step :)

  • Trupti // March 15, 2007 at 10:46 pm | Reply

    What a unique snack….! Thanks for the detailed recipe…makes it so much easier.

    good one, Archana.

    Thanx Trupti,you too have lovely recipes on your blog :)

  • Richa // March 16, 2007 at 2:38 am | Reply

    what a nice spicy snack. this is totally new to me, the stuffing itself is so tasty. I can see you took lot of effort to take such detailed pics. good one.
    thanks for the recipe.

    Thanx Richa,
    My family was very happy,becoz they got to eat it :) )

  • Mishmash! // March 16, 2007 at 8:54 pm | Reply

    That was quite a unique one…never heard of it!! also liked ur step by step presentation.Appreciate u for all that effort :)

    Shn

    Thanks Shn,
    The recipe was lengthy and confusing so I had to show the steps.Yes this is still not popular outside Maharashtra :)

  • Madhura // May 19, 2009 at 10:12 pm | Reply

    hey Archna… your recipe is really nice….. but i want to add 1 tip to make it more delicious…
    In stuffing if we add rasins and charoli/chironji with other mentioned ingredients the taste will improve.
    i hope..my tip will help you to make your recipe more tasty…

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