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Egg Puffs

baked egg puffs
Ingredients:
Pastry Sheet - 1
Eggs - 7
Onion - 1 big
Green Chillies - 10
Garlic - 4 big cloves
Cilantro/Coriander leaves - few sprigs
Cumin/Jeera seeds - 1/2 tsp
Chat Masala or Aamchur - 1/4 tsp
Salt
Oil

How to bake Indian Egg Puffs or Pattice:
  • Thaw the pastry sheets as per the instructions. It takes about 40 minutes.
  • Boil 6 eggs in water for 10 - 15 minutes. After cooling, remove the shells and cut the eggs in halves. Discard the yolk and roughly dice the eggs. You can add yolk if you like.
  • Heat about 1 tbsp oil in a pan. Add cumin seeds and grated garlic. When cumin seeds darken, add finely chopped onions and green chilies. Add little salt and sauté till onions soften.
  • Add diced eggs, little more salt, chat masala and chopped cilantro. Sauté at low flame for about 5 minutes or till all the ingredients are mixed well. Let this stuffing cool.
  • Cut each pastry sheet into 4 pieces or as desired. Place 2 - 3 tbsp stuffing in the center of each cut pastry sheet. Fold the pastry sheet to form a rectangular or triangle shape. Seal the edges and press with a fork. Use few drops of water if required.
  • Place these stuffed pastries on a greased baking tray. For egg wash, beat an egg in bowl. Brush this egg wash on all the stuffed pastries.
  • Preheat the oven for 10 minutes at 400 degrees F. Bake for 15 - 20 minutes or till the the pastries puff up and turn golden brown. Let them cool for about 5 minutes. Serve with tomato ketchup.

Comments

  1. Its my fav and didnt make it since a long time.....its looks so crispy and so yummy...

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  2. Egg puffs looks perfect, crispy, crunchy, yummy and tempting. Thanks for this lovely recipe.

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  3. My mouth is watering looking at those puffs! wow...very tempting!

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  4. thats my fav. love to snack on this whenever am in the local bakery. would love to try this your way but I have to make the pastry sheets also and that takes half the fun away.

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  5. Looks very good, my husband's all time favourite.

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  6. Our family's favourite, we love it anytime..

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  7. Love this puffs..I made with vegetables!

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  8. Puffs are perfect and looks like store bought..and i like to include the yolk of the egg as well in puffs.

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  9. nice..I actually was looking for something like that!!

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  10. Few days back I made this kind of puffs wuth fish..next time will try yours....

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  11. i love these puffs ...thanks uma for giving me such a delicious visual treat ..

    Satya
    http://www.superyummyrecipes.com

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  12. My favorite..looks so perfect and yummy

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  13. wow, this one looks so good, my fav toooooo, yum yum

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  14. My Fav:) yummy .... they have come out fluffy and nice golden....

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