I havent tasted veg kebabs in restaurants so when I saw this Moong dhal kebab recipe in Tarladalal website I wanted to give a instant try. We all loved the outcome of the tasty homemade kebabs. I was not satisified with the kebabs pics but had to go with these as I have no time in hand to make it and click again.I was so tired taking the stepwise pics with no leftout energy to click the main pics - Now that justifies the not so good pics he he :)
Veg Seekh Kebabs Recipe:
Recipe Source : Tarladalal
Makes around 10-12 kebabs
Ingredients:
- Moong dal - 1 cup
- Boiled Potato - 1
- carrot - 1 grated
- Onion - 1 chopped finely
- Capsicum - 1 chopped finely
- Chilli powder - 2 tsp
- Garam masala - 1/4 tsp
- Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
- Chaat masala - 1/2 tsp
- Ginger garlic paste - 1 tsp
- Salt - to taste
- Oil - for brushing
I also referred to Raks Kitchen for these kebabs. Check out here too for the detailed explanation with stepwise
Method:
Pressure cook moong dhal until mushy for about 3-4 whistles. Smash it well and add potatoes, ginger garlic paste, chat masala, garam masala , chilli and turmeric powder and mix well.
Pressure cook moong dhal until mushy for about 3-4 whistles. Smash it well and add potatoes, ginger garlic paste, chat masala, garam masala , chilli and turmeric powder and mix well.
Heat a tsp of oil in a nonstick pan and add the mixture, keep stirring until the dhal starts turning to golden brown in color.
Add all the veggies : carrot , onion and capsicum, required salt and mix well. Preheat the oven to 220 deg C for 10mins. Meanwhile take a skewer and a lemon sized ball from the dough. Stick along the skewer vertically as shown in the pic.
Seal it well so that it doesnt open. Dont make the kebabs thick make a thin layer along the skewers for it cook well inside. Brush oil generously on the kebabs and bake them for 20 to 25mins or until the kebabs turn browned. Turn in between after 15mins to the other side.
My Notes:
- Make sure to make only a thin layer along the skewers else the inside will not get cooked. I made this mistake for the first test batch of 2 kebabs and made it thin in all other kebabs.
- The kebabs are crispy on the outside and soft inside.
- The above mentioned quantity makes around 10-12 kebabs.
- The mode should be in bake, dont change it to grill as the outcome will be different.
- You can also add bread while adding potatoes.
The kebabs can be deep fried also for those of you who dont own a oven. Make the kebabs as per the same method as above and deep fry them until golden brown.
This is sure a healthy and tasty veg starter that can be easily prepared at home.
I love this kebabs, I am also not making this,but crave for some now,guilt free snack :)
ReplyDeleteKebabs look delicious!
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ReplyDeleteDelicious :) Wow.. I was talking about kababs to mom yesterday when I saw it in a cookery show. Your post is so timely and tempting. Got to try them out sometime :) Buddy, the pics are perfect and pretty good. You really dont have to justify at all according to me :)
ReplyDeletewow...very healthy and yummy looking recipe...very nice clicks dear :)
ReplyDeletesharmi,just now we had a kebab platter outside n came home n u r here wid it...looks yumm..pics r very nice,do not panic!!
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ReplyDeleteThe khababs are great and stepwise pictures are really helpful and healthy too.
ReplyDeletewow dear they are just amazing! i would like to know about the inner part of kabab is it baked too? well I wanna try them.
ReplyDeleteThey look awesome, should be a great entry to HEalthy snacks event in my blog. Can you step ahead to make an entry.
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@DD : Yes its baked inside also...as its baked for 20mins the time is sufficient for cooking both outside and inside :) Hope this helps!
ReplyDeleteWoww... So tempting and delicious snack.. looks absolutely perfect.. Lovely presentation too.. Thanks for the recipe dear !
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wow awesome next sunday.. def try at home..
ReplyDeletelove the way u get simple things to life. routine to gourment in a click. ingenious
ReplyDeleteSuperb kabobs... you could send this to the Serve It Grilled event happening at my space..
ReplyDeleteKebabs with Moong Dhal.. Looking great.. Nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteOMG!!!love the way you have presented..very tempting :)
ReplyDeleteYummy kebabs. New to me. Love ur pictorial too.
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Never tried the veg kababs yet..but ur post s soo tempting dear...i cdnt resist myself from drooling over the pics...i just love all these...awesome food wid superb clicks...enjoy..tc..:)
ReplyDeleteVery nice and tasty seekh kababs.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. Lovely pics.
ReplyDeleteVeggie kebab sound interesting. Never come across this type of dish before.
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmm....these look so inviting....love the presentation and the clicks
ReplyDeletewow sharmi...these are so yum...pics are perfect looking :)
ReplyDeleteLoved these! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking to make this for a long time and this is tempting me again .
ReplyDeleteTurned out so well and well explaind too.What is the juice sitting near the kebab so colourful and cool.???
@Jeyashri : Thank you Jey! It is mint cooler but prepared it just for click sake so just added mint paste to water(nothing else hehe ;)) to sit near by the kebabs and I have many friends asking abt that including you :)
ReplyDelete@Nithya : Thank you nithi I really felt guilty in posting these pics and now ur comment comforts me so much :)
ReplyDeleteKabab looks great. I heard this kabab but never tried this before. I must try this.
ReplyDeleteVery innovative and nice vegetarian version of kebabs, looks lovely.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and nice clicks
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!! I love any recipe from Moong Dhall. Will try this and let you know.
ReplyDeleteHealthy and delicious..looks beautiful..
ReplyDeleteI've not tried making thes at home... can't wait to give it a shot.
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ReplyDeletedelicious kababs..
ReplyDeletewow, they look awesome dear, very tempting ones, lovely recipe..
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Woww. that is one healthy and yummy looking kebab. I am glad that we vegetarians have a kebab version too :)
ReplyDeleteI've also made kebab ( but with chicken though !!) U r rt, wrapping it thin around the skewers make them cook even inside out.. Common, u kidding ,.. whatz wrong with this beautiful pics ?? They are spectacular !!!
ReplyDeletehealthy kebab!!colourful pic!
ReplyDeleteKebabs look so inviting. Beautiful clicks..
ReplyDeleteI am catching the next bus to your house, Sharmilee :)
ReplyDeleteLove this ~ they have come out so perfect!
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Vegg seekh kebabs looks delicious, Your clicks are nice no need to be worry
ReplyDeleteLoved this version of veg seekh kebabs. I too have kebabs as my recent post. Should try yours soon..
ReplyDeleteDelish! Looks very yummy :-)
ReplyDeletewat an interesting idea....lovely click too...they look great...:)
ReplyDelete@Sanjeetha : Anytime!! :))
ReplyDeletei made the somehow concept with mutton on EID :) lovely kebabs
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