Colocasia esculenta leaf Curry        in Gravy (Arbi Patta Curry )
Ingredients:
A couple of Colocasia esculenta leaves with        petiole( Arbi patta- about 10 -20 bunches) ( I made about 15 rolls with 2 -3 leaves rolled in 1 roll)
For batter:
250 grams chick-pea flour(besan or more depending on the leaves)
Fennel seeds(Sauf)-1-2 teaspoon
Ginger garlic paste-1 tsp
Red chilly powder-1/2 tsp-1 tsp
Ajwain-1 tsp
Hing- a pinch (optional- i avoided) if u making curry as the curry salt and roll salt get mixed)
Water
Baking powder-1/2 tsp(to keep leaves green)- optional( I haven't used it)
 Curry
Onion-1
Tomotoes-2
Ginger garlic paste-1 tsp
Red chilly powder-1  tsp
Coriander powder-2 tsp
Salt-3/4 tsp
( blend all ingredients in a blender)
Tumeric powder-1/4 tsp
Cumin seeds-1 tsp
Oil-2 cooking spoon
Water
Method:
Batter:
1.  Prepare a batter of the besan and water. Mix well with a spoon. Add all batter ingredients to the batter. The consistency should be right for evenly        spreading over the leaf sauce.
2. Wash the leaves with petiole in running water        carefully. Lay leaf blades on a colander and let then dry on itself.
3. Lay the leaf, undersurface up( the light green side with the root up), on a work-board        and starting from one corner of the leaf, evenly coat the leaf surface        with the batter. A spoon does this job well.
4. Roll Another leave on it and repeat the process....I generally put the leave on each other in such way that the root on one side is alternate to other side so middle doesnt become too thick....Add one more leaf if the leaves are small...Roll the leaves carefully and tightly. Do not        press hard as batter is likely to ooze out from the sides. Once you have        finished tolling all the leaves, place them on a steamer and steam for 10        minutes. Any steamer can be used. In case a steamer is not available, a        medium dish can be filled with water to about 2 inches depth and a smaller        dish (medium strainer can be used)overturned inside the medium one. On top of the strainer put the rolled leaves.Cover the        dish with a  medium plate (turned upside) /lid and put it over a stove. The steam generated inside works        well to steam cook the rolls. If the rools are long curve them at the sides without breaking.
5. When the rolls are done they change colour and cool them .  Slice them        into one inch thick slices when cooled.One can also refrigerate them and eat as healthy snacks.
6.Deep-fry these slices in oil till crisp. These        crispies can also be served as snacks.
Curry
1. Heat oil in pan  and Add jeera to it and then the blended paste along with tumeric powder and salt . Fry this masala till it leaves out oil and fresh taste goes and then add water according to consistency and add crispies in end and cook for a minute or two. The curry is ready.







