For Day 2 I have Seyal Fulka . This is a Sindhi breakfast and one of my mil’s speciality . After she has gone we have hardly made these . All my kids are really fond of these , but since the girls are not here we hardly remember making them. It was my son who requested for these and since they fitted the theme I clicked the pics .
Seyal Fulkas have many versions , I have posted the Seyal Maani , Hara Samosa and now these Fulka . These were originally made from left over chapatis but with the present scenario we hardly have left overs so make fresh chapatis, but it’s perfectly okay to make them fresh .
A stuffing for these fulkas is made and then these are roasted on a tawa for further cooking and finally finishing them for a crisp exterior and a soft interior . Let’s check the recipe
Sayel Fulka
Ingredients
6 chapatis
Stuffing
2 large onions, grated
1 tomato finely chopped
2 tbsp garlic, well pounded
2 green chilly , pounded
1/4 cup , coriander , finely chopped
1 tsp red chilly powder
1tsp dry mango powder
Salt to taste
Method
Mix all ingredients mentioned stuffing.
Check the spices and adjust according to taste.
Divide the stuffing into six parts.
Place a chapati on the plate spread 3/4 of the stuffing on it .
Fold the chapati .
Spread the 1/4 saved from 1 part of the stuffing .
Now fold the chapati into a quarter .
Similarly make the rest of chapatis.
Heat a griddle , grease with oil and place these chapatis.
Let Cook on simmer , till the side is crisp .
Flip over and cook the other side too , make sure it is crisp.
Once both sides are crisp these are ready to eat .
These will have a soft interior due to the juices oozed out by onions, tomatoes , but a crisp exterior .
Sayel Fulka
Ingredients
- 6 chapatis
Stuffing
- 2 large onions grated
- 1 tomato finely chopped
- 2 tbsp garlic well pounded
- 2 green chilly pounded
- 1 tsp red chilly powder
- 1 tsp dry mango powder
- Salt to taste
Instructions
- Mix all ingredients mentioned stuffing.
- Check the spices and adjust according to taste.
- Divide the stuffing into six parts.
- Place a chapati on the plate spread 3/4 of the stuffing on it .
- Fold the chapati .
- Spread the 1/4 saved from 1 part of the stuffing .
- Now fold the chapati into a quarter .
- Similarly make the rest of chapatis.
- Heat a griddle , grease with oil and place these chapatis.
- Let Cook on simmer , till the side is crisp .
- Flip over and cook the other side too , make sure it is crisp.
- Once both sides are crisp these are ready to eat .
- These will have a soft interior due to the juices oozed out by onions, tomatoes , but a crisp exterior .
Notes
Check out the Blogging Marathon page for the other Blogging Marathoners doing this BM# 84 . The recipe also goes to Srivalli's Kid's Delight hosted by Archana.
Omg, those stuffed phulkas looks so tempting. I need to try this dish soon as I am literally drooling over it.
Looks like this is a perfect recipe to make with leftover chapati and what a nice way to use up the leftovers. The stuffing and the finisged fulka (seyal fulka) are delicious!
I agree with Usha, such a delicious way of finishing up the leftover chapathis. Awesome idea. will give a try.
I love these fulkas Vaishali, what a wonderful way to enjoy a meal!
Cant wait to try this fulkas, one of the prefect dish to finish a meal without any fuss.
That is a superb way to use up leftover phulkas! I understand that the stuffing is raw and all the cooking is done on the tawa between the layers of phulka, right?
I am visualizing myself having these parathas with tea… Good u posted before september…. A2Z flatbread challenge :))))))) I am thinking of enrolling for it.
Lovely phulkas and I love the way you have presented them.. So appetising Vaishali!
Wow these sound yummy. I love the very idea and since i do have leftover chapati this will be appreciated. Thanks. Thanks for sending it Cooking on Tawa.
This is totally new to me. Sounds like a wonderful way to use up leftover chapatis.
ohh yumm,, i m literally salivating as i read thru the recipe and that pic with the stuffing shown is ultimate!!! best use of leftover roti’s!! i m bookmarking this!!