Palak & Moong Daal Wrap/Green Wraps

Very Healthy and Perfect Breakfast or BrunchRecipe-Palak Moong Daal Wrap.

Palak & Moong Daal Wraps: If you are Tik-tok fan, you know what I am taking about. This recipe is a healthy cum yummy twist to regular chillas served in wrap style. Chillas are very popular street food of India. Chillas are round crepes made with varieties of lentils and flours. Moong daal is very healthy, low in fat, full of protein and a very good option for Diabetics. It is gluten-free and low on glycemic index as well.

This recipe makes great breakfast, delicious snack, perfect for quick meal and even perfect for lunch boxes. And adding palak to this recipe makes it healthier and even more colorful. This recipe is kids friendly too, just skip green chilies and hot sauce. Serve hot with Green Chutney/Mint Coriander Chutney or Tomato Sauce. Eat healthy stay fit 😊

Step by Step Instructions with Photos

For the Batter to make Chillas/Crepes:

  1. Wash & rinse split moong daal and soak with enough water covering them at least 2 hours
  2. Rinse spinach under cold water, roughly chop ginger and green chilies.
  1. After 2 hours discard the excess water from soaked moong daal. Grind the soaked daal, spinach ginger and green chili to thick smooth paste. Add a very little water if required.
  1. To the paste add asafetida, chili powder and salt; whisk everything very well.
  2. Add water is required. The batter has to be nor too thick nor too thin it should be of medium consistency. Allow the mixture to rest for 15-20 mins.

For the layers

Paneer layer

  1. In a mixing bowl add crumbled paneer, black pepper powder, salt and chopped coriander. 
  2. Give it a mix and set aside.

Veggie layer mix

  1. Thinly slice bell pepper and onion.
  2. Season with chaat masala to taste. Add seasoning right before making wraps.

Prepare Chillas/Crepes

  1. To make wraps first we need to make spinach-moong daal chillas. To make chillas, heat a nonstick pan on a medium low heat. Once hot, pour a scoop of batter in center and with help of spatula spread it into a round shape. Make chillas just like you make crepes.
  2. Drizzle some oil towards the edges and fry until crisp and light golden brown. Flip upside down and cook for few seconds.
  3. You can make chillas oil free or with very less oil. Taste equally good.

Prepare wraps

  1. Now lay your chilla out on a cutting board. Make a cut from the middle of the chilla down to the edge. Imagine chilla divided into four quarters.
  2. Now working from right side, spread mayonnaise on 1st, place veggies on the 2nd, paneer mix on the 3rd and grated cheese on the 4th quarter. Just like shown in picture.
  3. Drizzle some hot sauce/Schezwan sauce, skip if making for kids.
  1. Fold the wrap up, starting from the bottom right quarter. Folding it over top right, then top left and finally to the bottom left.
  1. Place the wrap on a nonstick pan over medium heat. flip and cook from both side for 30-45 second till cheese melts or wrap gets warm.
  1. Enjoy this healthy green wrap as it is or with tomato ketchup or Mint Coriander Chutney. Place the wrap on cutting board, slice into half and serve immediately.

Recipe Card

Palak & Moong Daal Wrap/Green Wraps

Difficulty: Beginner Prep Time 15 mins Cook Time 20 mins Rest Time 20 mins Total Time 55 mins
Servings: -13
Best Season: Suitable throughout the year

Description

Chillas are very popular street food of India. Chillas are round crepes made with varieties of lentils and flours. This recipe makes great breakfast, delicious snack, perfect for quick meal and even perfect for lunch boxes. And adding palak to this recipe makes it healthier and even more colorful. 

Ingredients

For the Batter

For the Stuffing

Paneer Layer Mix

Veggie layer mix

For the wrap

Instructions

For the Batter to make Chillas/Crepes

  1. Wash & rinse split moong daal and soak with enough water covering them at least 2 hours

  2. Rinse spinach under cold water, roughly chop ginger and green chilies.

  3. After 2 hours discard the excess water from soaked moong daal. Grind the soaked daal, spinach ginger and green chili to thick smooth paste. Add a very little water if required.

  4. To the paste add asafetida, chili powder and salt; whisk everything very well.

  5. Add water is required. The batter has to be nor too thick nor too thin it should be of medium consistency. Allow the mixture to rest for 15-20 mins.

Paneer layer

  1. In a mixing bowl add crumbled paneer, black pepper powder, salt and chopped coriander. 

  2. Give it a mix and set aside.

Veggie layer mix

  1. Thinly slice bell pepper and onion.

  2. Season with chaat masala to taste. Add seasoning right before making wraps.

Prepare Chillas/Crepes

  1. To make wraps first we need to make spinach-moong daal chillas. To make chillas, heat a nonstick pan on a medium low heat. Once hot, pour a scoop of batter in center and with help of spatula spread it into a round shape. Make chillas just like you make crepes.

  2. Drizzle some oil towards the edges and fry until crisp and light golden brown. Flip upside down and cook for few seconds.

  3. You can make chillas oil free or with very less oil. Taste equally good.

Prepare wraps

  1. Now lay your chilla out on a cutting board. Make a cut from the middle of the chilla down to the edge. Imagine chilla divided into four quarters.

  2. Now working from right side, spread mayonnaise on 1st, place veggies on the 2nd, paneer mix on the 3rd and grated cheese on the 4th quarter. Just like shown in picture.

  3. Drizzle some hot sauce/Schezwan sauce, skip if making for kids.

  4. Fold the wrap up, starting from the bottom right quarter. Folding it over top right, then top left and finally to the bottom left.

  5. Place the wrap on a nonstick pan over medium heat. flip and cook from both side for 30-45 second till cheese melts or wrap gets warm.

    1. Enjoy this healthy green wrap as it is or with tomato ketchup or Mint Coriander Chutney. Place the wrap on cutting board, slice into half and serve immediately.

Note

  • Consistency: The consistency of batter should be not to thick nor too thin. If batter happens to be too thin add some rice flour or besan/gram flour to adjust the consistency.
  • Kids Friendly: To make it kids friendly skip green chilies. Moong daal chillas are very good option for kid’s lunch-box menu and for snacks time.
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