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Friday, May 11, 2012

Peppa Paneer Frankie Wrap




This dish I am dedicating to my nephew in Chennai - In my week at Chennai not too long ago, there were at least 2 or 3 nights when this young man wanted these Frankie Wraps from a kiosk - apparently a hot joint for these ever so popular short eat. I think these also go by the name of kaati rolls. I have never dared to try one from that vendor - needed a well-adjusted tummy for that, but I tried my own version, a lot healthier one, of course. You can literally make this in under 10 minutes, providing of course you have the ingredients handy - but the beauty is you can make these with just about anything you have around the house - but the one think you do need is a rumali roti or a big tortilla wrap. I particularly like red, yellow and orange peppers for this recipe since they lend a fantastic fresh flavor to the wrap -
Since the wrap itself is caloric, I avoid using any more fat than I have to so I use my olive oil spray.

Ingredients - for up to 4 wraps
1/2 each of Red, Yellow and Orange peppers
1 medium sized onionPaneer but long about 1 cup
1-2 green chilies slit fine and thin
1tsp of sesame seeds
1tbsp humus - this can be subbed by mayonnaise or any other spread of your choice - but bear in mind, hummus is your healthiest and in my opinion tastiest bet
1tsp olive oil (optional as an alternative to olive oil spray)
1tsp sambar powder
2tbsp Szechuan stir fry sauce - spicy
4 large tortillas (250 cals each) Lighter version most welcome

Preparation
Cut all the veggies and the paneer lengthwise
lightly spray them with olive oil spray and sprinkle the sambar podi (powder) over them
In a non stick pan, roast them on high heat
Add the stir-fry sauce over it and allow it to simmer for a minute or two.

I just toasted the tortilla over the flame like a phukla
Add the stuffing and roll - put it on a wide pan tawa and allow it to gets those delectable toasted spots.
Stick a toothpick to keep it from unravelling.
Serve by itself or with a hot ketchup




And that's a wrap for the weekend folks adios until the next post and HAPPPPPPY MOTHERS DAY TO ALL YOU GORGEOUS MOMS OUT TEHRE _ LOVE YOU!

36 comments:

  1. Nice idea!!!.. I'm sure all kids will love it :)

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  2. A salute to all Moms :-) Colorful peppers do make it more pretty...nice franky wraps

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  3. Beautiful clicks n yummy dish....

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  4. such a yummy n healhty wrap with wonderful flavors! loved the combo in wrap...too good Priya!!

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  5. Yummy this wrap. Bookmarking. Have a nice weekend.

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  6. Wrap looks so delicious and your version sounds healthy...one of my family's favorite.Wish I could have one..

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  7. I love frankies (having lived 5 yrs in chennai).... You have a super colorful and inviting wrap!
    Serve It - Preserved

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  8. Nice :) Happy to follow you

    Do drop by
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  9. A quick and tasty take away .. better than those Store bought sandwiches any time..

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  10. Simple food is what I love to prepare any time.

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  11. Love the idea of adding sesame seeds to the pepper mixture - that would be so flavorful! Colorful, delicious wrap my dear. Have a great weekend xo

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  12. Looks yum
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  13. Looks so tempting & tasty ! Nice dish to tuck into for the weekend !

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  14. Very delicious and yummy looking frankies...feel like having a bite right away

    SYF & HWS - Fennel Seeds

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  15. Looks tempting, my nephew also loves this at chennai.

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  16. Healthy ,quick and delicious frankie..nice recipe

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  17. very innovative n creative idea...yum

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  18. Inviting wrap Priya. Happy Mother's Day.

    Vardhini
    CooksJoy

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  19. Quick and tempting..nice one dear..

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  20. That looks mouthwatering! Love how fuss free and appetising you make it!

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  21. This sure seems like a crowd-pleaser!

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  22. super yummy n tempting wrap Priya....

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  23. Very yummy and healthy wrap..

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  24. Love Frankies...All ur recipes are awesome..

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  25. Wrap looks gorgeous.love the idea.happy mothers day Priya.

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  26. Thank you for dropping by and following my space.. following you back.. :) .. you got a great blog and paneer frankie roll looks tempting
    Noel collections

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  27. Yuor wrap has me drooling. Just today I was wondering what to do with teh paneer lying in the fridge. Seems I found the answer.

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  28. THats a lovely healthy wrap...waiting to try it soon!

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