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    Sweet Potato Ravioli or Kanga che Nevri

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    Yesterday I made “Kanga che Nevri”!
     Kanga in Konkani is Sweet potato and Nevri is Kadbu or Karanji that is Kadbu or Karanji of Sweet Potato.
     This is made traditionally in Goa and my friend Vidya’s Mum never fails to send me a few.This time I wanted to try it out myself, so armed with instructions I began.
    O! before I forget since I cannot get any takers for sweets I made them spicy. Traditionally, they are sweet leave the chilli powder out add cardamom seeds powder.
    Ingredients:
    3 big sweet potatoes
    1 cup grated coconut
    ¾ cup jaggery
    2 tblspn Chilli powder (optional)
    1 tblspn whole wheat flour
    Salt
    Oil
    Implements needed:
    Plastic sheet, greased
    Rolling pin
    Pizza cutter
    Non-stick pan for frying
    Metal spatula like the good old one granny used for dosas.
    Method:
    1.         First, wash the sweet potato and boil them. I pressure cooked for 1 whistle. Let it cool.
    2.          Heat 1 cup freshly grated coconut with jaggery and chilli powder fry till the mixture forms a uniform mixture and is almost dry. Cool it this is your filling.
    3.         Now grate the sweet potato (I tried to peel them and did manage). This is so that no fibre remain in the dough.
    4.         Add a little salt, wheat powder and knead to form a soft dough.
    5.         Next, take a lemon sized ball of the dough. Place on the greased plastic sheet a little off centre, cover with the other edge of the plastic sheet and with the rolling pin roll out a thick poori.  About ½ inch thick thinner and it is difficult to handle.
     
    6.         Gently peel off the plastic sheet. Place the filling in the centre using the other edge of the plastic cover the filling.
     
    7.         Cut off the rough edges. Transfer to a non-stick pan. Repeat till all the balls are over.
     
     
    8.         Shallow fry one side. Carefully flip over and fry the other side.
     
     
    9.         Enjoy!
    P.S. From the 3 sweet potatoes I used I got 7 of these but 3 broke off as I did not realise how delicate they are. Use a sharp spatula to flip them. The wooden ones are useless.
    Sending this to Vatsala’s Show and Tell Blog event Holi Aayi Re
    Ayeesha’s Event happening at Taste of Pearl City A.W.E.D- Indian Cuisine, Event Announcement
    Event by DK
     

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    Archana

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    1. look absolutely gorgeous and delicious!

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    2. That filling looks too yummy. Thank you dear for sending this yummy recipe to AWED 🙂

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    3. a unique n interesting preparation..sounds awesome..
      Tasty appetite

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    4. So tempting and delicious !!!

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    5. Thats an interesting recipe..i never heard about it but sure looks delicious 🙂

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    6. Never heard about this ravioli,they looks delicious…Thanks for sharing..

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    7. Looks Yum and I like the traditional touch of jaggery.
      Good One Archana!

      -Mythreyi
      Yum! Yum! Yum!

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    8. Looks super delicious and lovely…

      FunWidFud

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    9. superb looking dish…lovely stuffing inside

      Deepa
      Hamaree Rasoi

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    10. What a delightful recipe n your filling sounds heavenly to me 🙂

      US Masala

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    11. Lovely combination of flavors and looks yum

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    12. This is very new to me,sounds yummy! Wish I could taste some!

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    13. This is new to me.Looks yummy..

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    14. Very interesting and looks delicious …you hav a nice blog ..glad to follow

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    15. That looks yummm…Nice recipe using sweet potato..I made something similar today using sweet potato too, will post it soon:-)

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    16. This looks super delicious..

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    17. very interesting,would love to try this..

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