Patrode: The Forgotten Superfood of India
"Patrode: A Delicious and Forgotten Indian Superfood for Strength, Taste, and Health" Introduction Traditional foods in Indian cuisine have received less attention than the new, fast foods that have come along. For example, Patrode is a popular snack, rich in nutrients and tastes fantastic too. Oncewidely included in Indian rural cooking, buckwheat is ready to make a comeback with us. What is Patrode? Another name for Patrode, also called Pathrode, is a dish in which you make spiced gram flour, smear it over colocasia leaves, roll them, steam them and then slice them into pieces. In Karnataka, Maharashtra, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, it is widely consumed by the coastal population. It tastes amazing and provides you with important nutrients. Ingredients: A maximum of 12 fresh colocasia (taro) leaves A cup full of gram flour (besan) Dust a generous 2 tablespoons of rice flour onto baking sheet. Just one tablespoon of tamarind pulp 2 grams of jaggery To make this, add 1 teaspoon o...