INSTANT CHOCOLATE PEDA - NO COOK NO BAKE

Serving size - 6 to 8 pieces

Preparation time - 15 minutes

Hi Friends,

Today's recipe is Instant Chocolate Peda. Hope there is lot of fans for this recipe. I do remember our childhood days, I and my brother use to powder the biscuits, then mix complan or maltova, sugar, either milk or water in a small bowl. Then mix them altogether well and have it as such or keep that in the fridge & had it chill. This is our childhood kitchen experience.

This recipe is more or less same. Kids too can try this recipe. This is a simple and quick dessert or sweet snack. Let us go to the simple recipe,

Ingredients

Marie biscuits - 4
Coco powder - 1 tbsp
Milk powder - 4 tbsp
Sugar - 1 tbsp
Condensed milk - 2 tbsp
Milk - 1 1/2 tbsp
Ghee - 1/2 tsp
Almond - for garnishing

Method

• Powder the biscuits in a dry blender. 
• Take a bowl, add the biscuit powder, coco powder, milk powder, sugar ans sieve well.
• Then add condensed milk, milk and mix well until it turns into a dough.
• Apply few drops of ghee on your hands, divide the mixture into small balls and make the shapes as you prefer.
• Chocolate Pedas are ready now.

Note

• Don't make the mixture watery. Then you could not make pedas.
• If it went watery,  try to adjust with biscuit powder or milk powder. Please don't add coco powder for adjustments, it will spoil the pedas taste.

PANEER TIKKA KATHI ROLL - SNC - 17

Serving Size - 12

Preparation time - 30 minutes

Cooking time - 30 minutes

SNC is a lovely event started by Divya Pramil from youtoocancook. The theme of this event is to learn recipes between the two zones of India which are North & South. One member from North team challenge the south team friends and one member from south team challenge the North team friends to learn their traditional recipes. 

Kathi roll is a bengali cuisine which originates from the street of Kolkata. Nowadays there are lot of varieties in the kathi roll, inwhich  this month, we got the challenge as Bengali cuisine Paneer tikka kathi roll challenged by Minnie from The Lady 8 Home belongs to North team. The south team member Lakshmi Vimala from Kerela challenged our north team friends with Kerela platter. AS I am the member of south team, I made Paneer tikka kathi roll for this month challenge. If you would like to now more about this event and like to participate in this event, please visit this SNC CHALLEGE

I made this paneer kathi roll with the help of Minnie's recipe only. It came out very yummy and it is a filling and healthy lunch. Lets go to the recipe,

Ingredients

Paneer - 2 cups (cut into 2 cm cubes)

Green bell peppers - 1 cup chopped

Onion - 1 (cut into quarters)

Tomato - 1 (cut into small cubes)

Kasoori methi - 1 tsp 

Cilantro - 1/2 cup (optional)

Oil - 4 tbsp

For marinate the Paneer Pieces

Red chilli powder - 1 tsp

Cumin powder - 1 tsp

Coriander powder - 1 tsp

Chat masala Powder - 1 tsp

Besan flour - 1 tsp

Pepper powder - 1/2 tsp

Whipped yogurt - 1/2 cup

Dry roast and Grind

Cinnamon - 1/2 stick

Cloves - 2 

Green cardamom - 2

Cumin seeds - 1 tsp

Coriander seeds - 1 tbsp

Red chilly - 1

For Kuchumber

Carrot - 1/2 (cut lengthwise)

Cucumber - 1 (sliced lengthwise)

Tomato - 1 (cut length wise)

Onion - 1/4 cup (thinly sliced)

Cilantro - for garnishing

Lemon juice - 2 tbsp

Salt - as needed

Sugar - just for taste 

Roti 

Wheat flour - 3 cups

Warm Water - 1 3/4 cups

Salt - 1 tsp

Oil - 2 tsp

For Stuffing

Spinach / cilantro - 1/2 cup

Method

Paneer Tikka 

• Take paneer cubes in a bowl and add all the ingredients under the marination. Mix well until the paneer gets coated well. 
• Close the bowl with lid and allow it to get marinate for 15 minutes. But I left that for 25 minutes.
• Dry roast all the spices under the heading dry roast and grind. Allow it to get cool, then grind altogether and keep it aside
• Heat oil in a pan, add the ground powder, fry for few seconds. Then add green bell pepper and salute it for less than a minute.
• Add the marinated paneer to the pan and fry until all the spices on the paneer gets cook. To avoid sticking, stir gently.
• Add kasuri methi leaves, onion and tomatoes. Allow them to cook well. Once the onion turns transparent and tomatoes went mushy, switch off the stove.

Roti

• Mix all the ingredients and keep close it with the lid for half an hour.
• Divide the dough into medium sized balls. Roll them into a small circle, keep few cilantro leaves and close all the edges together for stuffing.
• Then, dust it with flour, roll them into thin rotis. 
• Cook them on both the sides and store them in the aluminium foil.

Kuchumber

• Mix all the ingredients under the heading kuchumber and keep it aside.
• I hate cucumber, so I din't use that one.

Organize all of them together into Kathi Roll

• Place a roti first, keep kuchumber and then paneer tikka as much as you prefer. According to your taste you can fill the roti.
• Wrap it tightly and again roll it with aluminium foil or butter paper. (I prefer foil)
• Serve it for lunch or dinner.

Minnie, thank you very much for this It got a big hit in my home as well as my friend's home too.

I am going to link this to Minnie's place