Pancakes any
day for me! This is a delicious & savory broccoli potato pancakes recipe
that I love to make for breakfast or tea.
You can never
go wrong with broccoli and cheese. Add in some spices and you have all the
elements to tickle your palette.
Though the
pancakes look like regular potato tikkis, they hide a surprise inside. That is
actually the best part. The web of cheese and broccoli that gets exposed looks
spectacular!
Broccoli Potato Pancakes Makes 8 to 10
Ingredients:
Breadcrumbs –
½ cup
Oil – for
shallow frying
For the
Potato Mixture:
Potato
(boiled and grated) – 4 large
Garlic powder
– 1/3 tsp
Pepper powder
– to taste
Breadcrumbs –
2 tblsp
Mozzarella
(grated) – 1 tblsp
Salt – to
taste
For the
Broccoli Filling:
Broccoli
(blanched and grated) – 1 ¼ cup
Finely
chopped Coriander greens – 1 tblsp
Finely
chopped onion – 1 medium
Lemon/Lime
juice – a dash
Cumin seeds –
¼ tsp
Oil – 2 to 3
tsp
Cheddar
(grated) – 1 ½ tblsp
Mozzarella
(grated) – 1 ½ tblsp
Dry spices:
(Coriander
powder – 1 tsp
Cumin
powder – ½ tsp
Chaat
Masala powder – ½ tsp
Chili
flakes – ¼ tsp
Garlic
powder – 1/3 tsp
Black
pepper powder – ¼ tsp)
Method:
1.
For
the Potato Mixture: Take the grated boiled potato in a bowl. The potato must
have cooled down. Add in the rest of the ingredients and mix well. Divide into
8 or 10 equal portions. Keep aside.
2.
For
the Broccoli Filling: Heat the oil temper with cumin seeds.
3.
Add
in the onion and cook till lightly browned. Add in the broccoli and the dry
spices. Season with salt, cook stirring for a minute or two. Finish off with
the coriander greens and a dash of lemon. Let it cool completely. Add in the
cheese and mix well.
4.
Divide
the broccoli filling into 8 or 10 balls (smaller in size than the potato
balls).
5.
To
form the pancakes, flatten a potato ball in your palm and place a broccoli ball
over it. Gently cover with the potato ball. Coat with bread crumbs and flatten
slightly to shape into a cake. Prepare the rest similarly.
6.
Shallow
fry on a flat pan till golden on both sides.
7.
Serve
hot.
© Rinki’s Kitchen
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