Sabudana thalipeeth recipe with step by step photos. sabudana thalipeeth are crisp and soft pancakes made with tapioca pearls, mashed potatoes, ground peanuts and spices.
Sabudana thalipeeth is made for religious fasting or vrat. Sabudana recipes are often made for religious fasting days. Usually I make Sabudana vada, Sabudana kheer or Sabudana khichdi during fasting.
I made these sabudana thalipeeth instead of sabudana vada as I did not want any deep fried stuff. Sabudana thalipeeth is a light snack and ideal for people who are fasting.
The way to make the mixture is same as sabudana vada. These also can be called as Sabudana roti. you can make sabudana vadas or sabudana thalipeeth from the same mixture.
Serve the Sabudana thalipeeth with any falahari chutney or raita. I served with dahi aloo and tamarind dates chutney. The dahi wale aloo were made with cashew yogurt.
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sabudana thalipeeth
By Dassana Amit
Ingredients
- ⅔ cup sabudana (tapioca pearls)
- 2 medium or large potatoes, boiled, peeled and mashed
- ½ teaspoon cumin powder
- 4 tablespoon peanuts, roasted and coarsely ground
- ½ inch ginger, finely chopped or grated
- ¼ cup coriander leaves, chopped
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon sugar or add as required
- rock salt (sendha namak) as required
- peanut oil or ghee as required for frying
Instructions
preparation to make sabudana thalipeeth
- Pick and rinse the sabudana well till you get transparent water when rinsing.
- Soak them overnight in enough water.
- The next day, drain them really well.
- Make sure there is no moisture in them.
making sabudana thalipeeth
- Add the mashed potatoes and all the ingredients to the soaked sabudana. Mix well.
- Heat a non stick frying pan.
- Spread 1 or 2 teaspoon of peanut oil or ghee on the pan.
- Apply some oil on your palms.
- Take some portion from the mixture and flatten it with your palms.
- You can also flatten on a ziplock bag. i find it easier to flatten with my palms.
- Place the flattened round (thalipeeth) on the frying pan.
- Fry till both sides are golden brown and crisp. Repeat.
- If you have a large pan, you can cook 2-3 thalipeeths at the same time.
- Serve sabudana thalipeeth with a phalahari chutney or raita.
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Preparation to make sabudana thalipeeth recipe
1. Pick and rinse ⅔ cup sabudana well, till you get transparent water when rinsing. soak them overnight in enough water.
2. The next day, drain them really well. make sure there is no moisture in them.
3. Measure and keep all the ingredients ready for making sabudana thalipeeth.
Making sabudana thalipeeth mixture
4. Add 2 large or medium sized boiled, peeled and mashed potatoes to the soaked sabudana.
5. Next add 1 teaspoon sugar, ½ teaspoon cumin powder, ½ inch finely chopped ginger and sendha namak (rock salt) as required.
6. Also add ¼ cup chopped coriander leaves and 4 tablespoons coarsely ground roasted peanuts (bhuni moongphali).
7. Finally add 1 teaspoon lemon juice.
8. Mix well.
Making sabudana thalipeeth
9. Apply some peanut oil on your palms. Take some portion from the mixture and begin to flatten it with your palms to a round shape. you can also flatten on a ziplock bag. i find it easier to flatten with my palms.
10. Heat a non stick frying pan. Spread 1 or 2 teaspoon of peanut oil or ghee on the pan.
11. Place the flattened round (thalipeeth) on the frying pan.
12. Fry till both sides are golden brown and crisp.
13. Flip other side and fry till golden brown.
14. If you have a large pan, you can cook 2-3 sabudana thalipeeth at the same time.
15. Repeat and similarly fry the rest of thalipeeth.
Serve sabudana thalipeeth with a Phalahari chutney or raita.
can u use onions also?
shilpa, if making for fasting or vrat then don’t add onions. otherwise you can add onions.
Tried it, Delish!! Thanks for sharing all these fabulous recipes.
welcome nish and thanks.
Hi Dassana, Thanks fr sharing navratras with us.
welcome dhanita 🙂
Hello dassana
This was a really nice one. Thanks for such a creative recipe.
welcome rims
Did you mean 2/3 (=0.66) cup of sabudhana or did u mean to say 2 or 3 cups of sabudhana.. Using 2 potatoes for 0.66 cup sounded so much of potatoes for me.. so just asking it for confirmation.
Thanks Dassana for wonderful recipes.
welcome isshwarya. its 2/3 (=0.66) cup of sabudana.
sabudana thalipeeth was yum.. Thanks for the recipe and keep up the good work!
welcome deep. thanks for your positive review.
Step by step picture demonstration helps to understand, remember things and compare where we are going wrong. Also pictures looks very genuine. Though I have tried this dish, sago turned out to be very sticky. Wish to try it again after reading your recipe.
thanks anna for your appreciation. if you follow this recipe then dish will definitely come out well. as its a tried and tested sabudana recipe.
Hi Dassana,
Again thanks for a lovely recipe. I have few questions though.
Is there any substitute for peanuts. I am allergic to them.
Its really tough to roll them over on pan.. 🙂
Thanks.
hi garima, i can only think of cashewnuts instead of peanuts. however, you can skip the peanuts completely and make the thalipeeth only with potatoes. use a non stick pan when making these. they won’t stick then. to bind and give structure you can also add 1 or 2 tsp of kuttu ka atta, singhare ka atta or ragjira ka atta if making for fasting. otherwise even rice flour or corn flour will also do for non fasting days.
I am fascinated by using tapioca pearls like this; I am more familiar with them in their SE Asian dessert incarnation. This looks really yummy.
Sounds new to me….looks very tempting, beautiful clicks
ohhh i’m gonna love these, I’m fasting and anything with sabudana is like treat for me 🙂
I love the way you play with light in your pictures, the simple Sabudana Thalipeeth is looking stunning.. Applauds !!
thanks nupur.
THIS IS REALLY TESTY