Stuffed Masala Kulcha

Stuffed masala kulicha is a North Indian stuffed kulich recipe. The leavened Maida or refined flour flat breads called kuliches are stuffed with spices and onion and served with channa or pickle.



INGREDIENTS

  • Maida                                             600 gms.
  • Fresh curds                                     4 tbsps.
  • Lukewarm milk                               1 cup
  • Yeast                                              1½ tsp.(level)
  • Sugar                                              1 tsp.
  • Baking powder                                ½ tsp.
  • Ghee                                               2 tbsps.
  • Salt                                                 1 tsp.
  • For The Filling :
  • Potatoes                                          500 gms.
  • Paneer                                             200 gms.
  • Coriander leaves, chopped               ½ cup
  • Ginger & green chilies,ground           2 tsps.
  • Sugar                                               2 tsps.
  • Lemon Juice                                     1 no.
  • Oil for frying.                                     As required
  • Salt                                                  To taste
METHOD


1. Mix the yeast in lukewarm milk.


2. Cover up, and keep aside for 1 hour.


3. Then add sugar and mix well.


4. Mix together maida and baking powder and seive.


5. Now add salt, hot ghee and curd and mix thoroughly.


6. Then put in the above water and knead to make a dough.
(Put the ghee so the dough won't stick on the hands.)


7. Cover it up, and keep aside for 2 hours.


For the filling :


1. Boil the potatoes, remove the skin and grate or mash.


2. Now add paneer and mix.


3. Then put in all the masalas and mix well.


4. Then make 20 small round balls and keep aside


For the stuffed kulcha :


1. Take each portion of the dough and press it on the
palm and flatten it.


2. Now put one ball of masala on each and roll
into 20 round shaped balls.


3. With a rolling pin, flatten the balls into ½" thick
parathas,and fry them with ghee or oil on a tava.

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