Misal Pav is one of the most popular street food from Maharashtra .Misal is a delicious dish made with sprouts ,the gravy is then topped with farsan /mixture ,chopped onions and served with lemon wedge and pav/dinner rolls. Misal can either be made of mixed sprouts or only with moth/matki .
I have shared misal recipe already in the blog long time ago where i have used mixed sprouts,which happens to be our family favourite. Today i am sharing a comparatively quicker version of misal using my homemade Goda Masala using mung and matki sprouts. I don't make Kat or separate rassa to serve with. It taste as good as the one made with elaborate coconut masala . And the best thing is you do not need any store brought misal masala to make this .
250 gm mung and matki sprouts
2 onion chopped finely
1 big or 2 medium tomato
1 tsp goda masala
1 red chilli powder
1/2 tsp kanda lasun masala
Sprig of curry leaves
1/2 tsp cumin seeds
3 to 4 crushed garlic
1 tsp ginger garlic paste
oil 2tbsp
For serving
Ladi pav
mix farsan/mixture
lemon wedge
chopped onion
coriander leaves
method
Boil the sprouts/Mung and matki/moth and keep aside .
Chop onions and tomatoes fine .
Heat a vessel add oil once hot add curry leaves followed by cumin and mustard seeds ,allow it to crackle .
Then add crushed garlic saute for a min or 2
Add the chopped onion and the ginger garlic paste and saute till they turn soft and the raw smell vanishes .
Now add the chopped tomatoes and saute until mushy.
Add the chilli powder and saute .
Saute till the oil releases .
Also add kanda lasun masala turmeric powder and the boiled sprouts with the water and let it come to a nice boil .
Add salt and Goda masala powder.
Add more salt if needed.
Remove the gravy aside to serve with the misal.
In a plate put some sprouts masala then add chopped onion and farsan/mixture
And garnish with coriander leaves and serve with pav and lemon wedge .
Enjoy it hot for breakfast brunch or dinner .
You can also add fried potato cubes while you serve .
adjust the amount of chilli powder according to your taste buds
kanda lasun masala is very spicy so just a small quantity is enough,its purely optional though.
Link to my homemade Goda Masala recipe