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Spelt Crepes Recipe
Delight in our savory Indian crepes filled with a spicy potato masala with Coconut chutney. They're simple to make golden brown, crispy, mildly spicy and yummy! Will you give them a try?
Traditional soft dosa are very popular throughout India, usually eaten with the fingers and condiments like Coconut chutney. But when you travel further south, be sure to experience crispy, restaurant-style paper dosa, especially wonderful when filled with a spicy potato curry! Unlike traditional dosa’s we use easy to source spelt flour which is an ancient grain and excellent source of fiber. Fiber helps to slow your digestion, which helps to reduce blood sugar spikes after eating. Whole-grain spelt may be better for you because it contains more protein, essential amino acids, vitamins, and minerals than whole-grain wheat.
Just like the traditional masala dosa recipe, these Indian crepes cook up soft, and they have a golden color. Create them thin with a perfectly crispy, golden brown and a tasty filling. Here is how:
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INGREDIENTS
INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Add buttermilk, ghee & eggs in a mixing bowl, whisk well.
2. In a separate bowl mix the flour with the baking powder.
3. Add salt and pour in the liquids, mix until smooth. Let it stand about 15 mins for gluten to settle.
4. Use a ladle or a measure of about 1/4 cup per pancake.
5. In a frying pan, brushing with coconut oil on it add the pancake mix per crepe.
6. Once golden on each side place to the side on a plate until all the batter has been made into pancakes.
Potato Curry Filling
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INGREDIENTS
INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Add ghee to the heavy potted pan and melt. Add the cumin powder, coriander seeds, leek, and stir.
2. Let them soften and add the potatoes and the curry powder, tomatoes, and water. Add the lid and let them soften to cook for 15 minutes.
3. Add salt and serve inside of the pancakes.
Coconut Chutney
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INGREDIENTS
INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Mix the coconut, ginger, and yoghurt.
2. Heat the oil and add the mustard seeds saute until they pop and dance.
3. Add the oil and mustard to the coconut and add the chopped cilantro.
4. Serve the coconut chutney on the side of the pancakes.
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