Raw Banana Oats Tikki

I have one of my favorite snack items to serve, the Tikkis. You may ask how on earth I decided these were suitable for Brunch ideas. Well, I mostly make some tikkis, serve with toasted bread or burger buns and I even go all the way to stuff in a cheese slice between these tikkis and bread. So there you got your filling dish for a late Brunch.

You may ask why the bread is not visible, the fact is Konda clicked it without the bread as I wasn't around when these were eaten. We enjoy making pan fried Tikkis with a various combination. Some stuffed tikkis bread sandwiches that were already done 

Sending  this to Priya Srinivasan who is hosting my Kid's Delight, themed on Brunch Ideas for Kids.

You could also serve these Rose Shaped Stuffed Rolls for Brunch.

Raw Banana Oats Tikki

Ingredients Needed:

Raw Banana - 1 big
Oats - 1 cup
Rava / Semolina - 1/2 cup
Red Chili powder - 1 tsp
Green Chilies - 2 nos
Coriander powder - 1 tsp
Cumin powder - 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
Oil - 2 tbsp
Coriander leaves handful

How to make the Tikkis

Roast the oats, Rava separately, allow to cool. Pulse the oats coarsely. 

Steam the raw banana, cool and peel the skin. Take in a bowl and mash well.

To the mashed banana, add half of the oats powder, roasted Rava, salt, all the spice powders, coriander leaves, and chilis.

Mix everything well to form a firm dough. Now divide into small balls. Flatten into discs. Roll over the coarse oats powder.

Heat a nonstick pan, add oil. When hot cook the tikkis on both the sides.

Serve the tikkis with toasted bread on the side.



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