Preparation time: 10 minutes
Soaking time: 8 hours or overnight
Cooking time: 30 ~ 40 minutes
Serves: 4
Ingredients:
½ cup dried white or green peas
Fry and grind:
2 tbsp oil + butter
2 medium size onions, chopped
2 medium sixe tomatoes, chopped
2 green chilies
½ inch ginger
2 ~ 3 garlic pods
3 tbsp fresh or frozen shredded coconut
Masala Ingredients:
¾ tsp red chili powder to taste
¾ tsp coriander powder
½ tsp turmeric powder
½ tsp dry mango powder
½ tsp garam masala powder
⅛ tsp of black salt ( optional)
For Seasoning:
2 tbsp butter and oil each
½ tsp cumin seeds
For Garnishing:
Mix Farsan / Mixture or Sev
Minced onion as required
Minced cilantro
7 ~ 8 buns
Method:
Preparation:
- Wash and soak peas overnight or for 7 ~ 8 hours.
- Drain the peas and pressure cook it with required amount of water for 1 whistle or cook it on stove top till it become soft and have to be mashed when pressed with your fingers. Allow it cool.
Cooking:
- Heat 2 tsp oil in a pan, add all frying ingredients and fry till mixture becomes soft.
- Cool and grind it in to fine paste.
- In a same pan or another pan, heat remaining oil mixture.
- Add cumin seeds to splutter, add all masala powders and fry it for 2 minutes in low heat or till you get nice masala flavours. stir continuously or masala powder will easily get burnt.
- Pour ground mixture to fried masala and add required amount of water to required consistency.
- Let it boil for 3 ~ 5 minutes till thicken to gravy consistency.
- Add mashed peas to the gravy and allow it to cook for 3 minutes until everything gets blend together. Adjust salt to taste and add half of minced cilantro and mix it well and cook it for a minute.
- Turn off the heat and serve hot with pav buns or burger buns.
Serving:
- Heat griddle and add little butter, toast buns on both side until both side become slight golden brown color.
- Traditionally, these gravy is sandwich between pavbuns with onion, cilantro, misal or sev topping.
- Enjoy this dish as your breakfast or as your evening snacks.
NOTE: Don't pressure cook peas more than a whistle or it will become mushy.
Sprinkle Farsan/Sev before serving to retain its crunchy texture.
This recipe goes to SNC team
&
MLLA 54, Started by Susan of Well Seasoned Cook,
Now happening @ Saffronstreaks
The pictures are so tempting! Love the close up look 🙂 Well done..
wow awesome presentation 🙂 am drooling here!!very tempting dear 🙂
very tempting.enjoying every bite 🙂
I am big fan of chat items this is so tempting
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looks yummy!
1 of d famous chat of India.missing lot.perfectly done.nice pics.
I swear I really miss u around to taste ur goodies..The pics are extremely delicious and I know how it would have tasted..YUUUUUM
The masala shows how delicious this misal pav would have tasted...;)
Wow! Looks very delicious.
Tempting one...
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Thank you so much dear..Misal pav looks tempting...nice clicks.
That's very yummy treat Saraswathy..
Wish you a very wonderful 2013 !
So tempting...Mouthwatering clicks!!!
Mouthwatering Misal Pav. Love it.
Wow well made dear... Well presented too and well explained!!! Nice step by step clicks 🙂 I have completed my challenge too 🙂
Misal Pav (SNC 3) | Mumbai Street Food | White Peas Usal
well done seems u really enjoyed making this
love the clicks
next time do try with mix farsan as sev tends to get soggy fast
i m so happy with responses to misal pav
Yummy chat... Would love a bite
Love this one and you have made it so beautiful!!! am drooling here!!!
Sowmya
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looks yummy and my favourite chat. happy to follow u, glad if u visit my spac
so yummy
Mouthwatering here, cant take my eyes from ur misal pav dear,loving it.
looks so yumm!!
Tempting pav. Nice clicks.
beautiful presentation.. well made..
soooo tempting n mouthwatering...
Sarawathi, you did very well. Love this misal pav. How you find time to do everything.
The clicks are very tempting.Great job Saraswathi...
Simply deeeeliiiicious!!!
Prathima Rao
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wow first time here..tempting misal pav..am ur new follower
I love Misal Pav .. yummm though we alwasy make it with Moth beans or moong bean or a mix of both!
Very hearty breakfast idea ! with so tempting clicks. Would you love to share this recipe with MLLA event in my blog ?
Delicious.Wonderful pictures.
Very inviting and irresistible one. Loved it.
today's recipe:
http://sanolisrecipies.blogspot.in/2012/12/uzhunnu-vada-methu-vada-urad-dal-savory.html
Misal pav is one of my favorites and this one looks just perfect!!