December 12, 2019

Sabudana batata thalipeeth recipe - Sago potato thalipeeth

thalipeeth in a serving plate
Sabudana batata thalipeeth recipe - Sabudana Thalipeeth is a substitute to the deep fried Sabudana Vada. Sometimes, I avoid deep frying and stick to the healthy version of shallow frying.  Though it is shallow fried taste wise there is not much difference between shallow fried thalipeeth and deep fried vadas. Thalipeeth tastes great when eaten hot with chutney. Those who are not on fasting can also eat this thalipeeth for their breakfast. This tasty and filling thalipeeth is usually served hot with curd and peanut chutney. It can also prepared using green chilly instead of  red chilly powder. 

Sabudana  Batata Thalipeeth Recipe
thalipeeth done
Prep time: 10 mins
Cook time: 20 mins
Total time : 30 mins
Recipe type : Breakfast-Fasting
Cuisine : Maharashtrian
Yield : Serves 2
Author : Vidya Chandrahas

Ingredients
  • 1 cup sago / sabudana / sabbakki, soaked
  • 2 medium sized potato, boiled
  • 1/2 cup chopped corianer leaves
  • 2 tbsp groundnut powder
  • 3/4 tsp chilly powder
  • 1 tsp sugar
  • Ghee/oil for shallow frying
  • Sat to taste
Method 
  1. Wash and soak 1 cup of sadudana in 1/4 cup of water for about 2 hours. When it is completely soaked, it swells more than double the quantity. 
  2. Peel and grate the boiled potatoes in a large plate. Add the sabudana,  peanut powder, chilly powder, chopped coriander leaves, sugar  and salt to the grated potato. 
  3. Mix them well without adding any water. Apply oil on the palm of your hand and  knead the sabudana potato mixture till it becomes a lump.
  4. Make small balls from the sabudana potato mixture. Wrap a clean plastic sheet around the chapati board. 
  5. Place the sabudana balls on it and flatten it by pressing gently to make round thalipeeth. Flatten it as thin as you like. Now heat ghee or oil on a non-stick griddle or tawa. Lift  the flattened thalipeeth gently and place it on hot griddle.  
  6. Allow it to cook till golden brown from bottom. When the bottom turns slightly hard and the thalipeeth leaves the bottom of the tawa, slowly flip the thalipeeth using a flat spoon or kadchi. 
  7. Shallow fry it on medium low flame till the thalipeeth turns golden brown from both sides. Serve the sabudana  batata thalipeeth hot with choice of your chutney and yogurt.
thalipeeth done

22 comments:

  1. Very filling and I love your healthy version

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  2. I love Sabudana Vada. This looks good and a healthier version too. Will surely try it out.

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  3. Wow! fabulous thalipeet...yum yum..
    I liked both method..thanks for sharing it.

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  4. Those are eye catching thalipeeths. I'll try them for sure. I've had it..very tasty with cuppa tea.

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  5. very slim and very yum

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  6. I think its taste better hot only, right. Going to try it.

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  7. healthy and delicious.

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  8. Looks very healthy

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  9. delicious and tempting thalipeeth.

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  10. I dont mind inviting myself to ur place to enjoy this delicious food.

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  11. Wonderful dish in special for vrath

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  12. thalipeeth and sago yum

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  13. very very inviting and so deliciously made thalipeeth :)

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  14. wow... that is a giant sagoseed vada. yummy.

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  15. Wow great idea,thanks for sharing

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  17. sounds interesting & delicious

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