We all had kathi rolls, stuffed with all kinds of vegetables, meats, paneer or even tofu. I was thinking about making quick lunch and I had leftover chole in the fridge and frozen whole wheat Malaysian roti. Ta da, lunch is done.
You can make this from fresh chole or leftover. You can use leftover rotis, paraths, Malaysian parathas, Tortillas. Any form of round bread you have in house and you can make it. Or if you are making fresh roti, go ahead and make it too.
Ingredients :
1 cup leftover Chole
1 packets Malaysian Whole wheat rotis
Green Chutney to spread
Method:
Heat up leftover chole in microwave for 2 minutes so it's ready to go.
Heat up non stick Griddle on medium flame and put one roti to heat up.
when it's heat up both side and nice and brown, apply green chutney on it and put two heaping spoon of chole in it.
Fold it from one side and then other side.
Put in aluminium foil and serve it immediately with green chutney, fried green chilies and onions.
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You can make this from fresh chole or leftover. You can use leftover rotis, paraths, Malaysian parathas, Tortillas. Any form of round bread you have in house and you can make it. Or if you are making fresh roti, go ahead and make it too.
Ingredients :
1 cup leftover Chole
1 packets Malaysian Whole wheat rotis
Green Chutney to spread
Method:
Heat up leftover chole in microwave for 2 minutes so it's ready to go.
Heat up non stick Griddle on medium flame and put one roti to heat up.
when it's heat up both side and nice and brown, apply green chutney on it and put two heaping spoon of chole in it.
Fold it from one side and then other side.
Put in aluminium foil and serve it immediately with green chutney, fried green chilies and onions.
sending this to http://www.jagrutidhanecha.com/2012/09/event-announcement-grand-festive-feasts.html
http://www.thelady8home.com/2012/10/26/menu-finds-with-weekend-gala-extravaganza-dinner-party-7/
http://www.nithubala.com/2012/01/event-announcement-healthy-food-for.html
New Event - Street Food of India ~ Chef Al dente
Nice way to use up leftover chole...delicious
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