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As soon as they’re off the pan, add chopped coriander on top and enjoy right away with dip, plain yogurt, or your go-to side.
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Pop each finished pancake onto a plate, and just keep going until you use up all the batter. Grease your pan every now and then if it gets dry.
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Turn your chilla over gently with a spatula so you don’t tear it, then leave it till the underside gets golden and crunchy, another couple minutes.
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Drizzle a touch of oil around the edge after spreading it out. Cook two to three minutes so it gets nicely browned underneath.
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Grab some batter with a ladle and pour on the hot pan. Use the back of the ladle to swirl it out into a thin pancake shape.
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Warm up your skillet or tawa over medium heat and brush on a little oil or ghee so nothing sticks.
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Pour the batter in a big bowl. Stir in onions, carrots, pepper, green chilies, turmeric, chili powder, cumin, and salt till it’s all mixed up.
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Drain the dal that’s been soaking. Toss it in a blender with a splash of water and run it till smooth and pourable.
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Rinse moong dal well with cool water, cover in a bowl with water, and leave for a good 3–4 hours or just put it overnight if you like.