Clearcals

Serving Size 1 Medium Piece (40 g)
Calories68.2 kcal
Carbs7.7 g (30.9 kcal)
Protein2.0 g (7.8 kcal)
Fats3.3 g (29.4 kcal)

Oats and thotakura cheela recipe

Name: Oats and thotakura cheela
Prep time: 20 min
Cook time: 20 min
Total time: 40 min
Yield: 13
Ingredients: 100 Grams of Raw oats; 50 Grams of Red and green mix amaranth leaves; 50 Grams of Tomato ripe local; 10 Grams of Chillies green - all varieties; 20 Grams of Coriander leaves; 2 Grams of Ginger fresh; 100 Grams of Onion big; 1 Tea Spoon of Cumin seeds; 2.5 Grams of Turmeric powder; 6.5 Tea Spoon of Rice bran oil; 2.5 Grams of Salt; 120 Milliliter of Water; 1 Tea Spoon of Red chilli powder; 2 Table Spoon of Besan

Oats is rich in healthy carbs, iron, calcium, magnesium, zinc, phosphorus, vitamin B, and other vital nutrients. HINT: They are low in saturated fat, and high in a dietary fiber called beta-glucan.

Cooking time: 20 minutes

Serves: 13 persons

Ingredients

Raw oats

100 Grams

Red and green mix amaranth leaves

50 Grams

Tomato ripe local

50 Grams

Chillies green - all varieties

10 Grams

Coriander leaves

20 Grams

Ginger fresh

2 Grams

Onion big

100 Grams

Cumin seeds

1 Tea Spoon

Turmeric powder

2.5 Grams

Rice bran oil

6.5 Tea Spoon

Salt

2.5 Grams

Water

120 Milliliter

Red chilli powder

1 Tea Spoon

Besan

2 Table Spoon

Instructions

Grinding

Take oats in a mixer or grinder and grind to a fine powder.

Prepare the batter

Take the ground oats flour in a mixing bowl. Add besan, chopped amaranth leaves. Now add everything except for oil and water. Pour water now. With a wired whisk begin to mix everything. Mix well by adding water forming thick flowing consistency chilla batter.

Cook the cheela

Preheat a girdle, take a ladleful of the batter, spread it evenly on it, apply oil from the sides. Once done flip on the other side and cook.

Serve hot

Serve hot with any chutney.

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