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Guvar Dhokli
The combination of Guvar (Cluster beans) with Dhokli is very uncommon but because of presence of Ajwain(carom seeds) and Garlic it adds flavour to the dhokli.  Guvar can be replaced with other vegetables such as spinach, fresh pigeon peas, or your favorite vegetable.

Ingredients

For dhokali (tikkis)
3/4 cup coarse rice flour (idli rawa)
1/4 cup coarse chana daal flour
1/4 cup juwar flour
3-4 cloves of garlic crushed
1 tsp ajwain seeds (oregano)
1/4 cup curd
1/2 tsp green chilli ginger paste
1/2 tsp haldi
1/2 tsp sugar
5 tsp oil
salt as per taste

For Gravy
1 cup guwar (cluster beans) cut into pieces
3-4 cloves of garlic crushed
1 tsp ajwain seeds (oregano)
1 tsp green chilli ginger paste
1 tsp haldi
1 tsp coriander-cumin powder
1 tsp sugar
5 tsp oil
salt as per taste 

 

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Method

For tikkis :

Mix everything for the tikkis with adding water slowly.

Make it a thick batter so that you can make tikkis out of it.

It should hard enough so that you can pat it in your hand and make small flat tikkis of size of a rupee coin.

Keep it covered for about half an hour while you work on the gravy.

For Gravy :

Bring 6-7 cups of water to boil in a big heavy bottom pan on high flame.

Add oil and Guwar to it.

After it is boiled for 5 minutes, add all the spices.

Once it starts boiling again, add small tikkis to the boiling water.

If you add the tikkis to the cold water it will break.

After all the tikkis are added, cook it covered on medium to slow flame for 30-40 minutes.

Add water the gravy starts to become very dry and thick.

You can eat it all by itself (of course with the help of a spoon) or with a roti. Traditionally you add raw groundnut oil to it (Yum!).

Alternatively, you can add long beans ( choli ) or papadi in place of Guwar.

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