Mixed Beans & Raw Banana Cutlet

Ingredients:

Mixed beans (any type & soaked) 2cups
Raw banana 1no
finely chopped Onion 1no
Garam masala powder 1/2tsp
Turmeric powder 1/4tsp
Red chilly powder 3/4tsp
Bread slices 3nos
Salt
Oil
finely chopped Coriander leaves 2tbsp

Method:

Pressure cook the mixed beans with enough salt and water upto 3 hisses, keep aside and let them cool,
meanwhile peel the skin of raw banana, cut as large pieces and pressure cook (dont add water to the raw banana pieces but dont forget to add water in the pressure cooker) upto 3 hisses,

drain the excess of water from the cooked beans..take the cooked beans and cooked raw banana pieces, mash everything nicely with ur fingers as coarse paste..

heat few drops of oil and saute the chopped onions with garam masala powder, turmeric powder,salt and red chilly powder, add this spiced onions to the already mashed paste,

soak the bread slices in water and press the soaked bread slices to squeeze out the excess of water with ur palms.. add this smashed bread slices and

coriander leaves to the beans-raw banana paste..Mix everything well.

Make out small balls out of the beans-raw banana paste and flatten them with ur palms as any shape as desire...Heat oil for shallow frying and fry on both

sides until the cutlets turns golden brown, drain the excess oil with paper towel..

Enjoy with any chutneys or simply with ketchup...

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