Showing posts with label deep fried snacks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deep fried snacks. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Sabudana Vada | Deep Fried Snacks

Sabudana Vada | Deep fried Snacks



recipe of making sabudana vada indian deep fried snack
Sabudana Vada is deep fried snack recipe which is served with chutney.  This recipe required preparations like soaking sabodana or sago pearls  and boiling potatoes, so if you are planning to serve this as evening snack you have to soak sago pearls minimum 3 hours prior of making . Ingredients required and detailed instructions for the recipe are as follows:
Preparation Time : 3 hours | Cooking Time : 15 mins | Serves :8

Recipe Category: Deep fried Snacks | Recipe Cuisine: North Indian

Ingredients:

Potatoes: 7-8 boiled , peeled and mashed
Sago pearls-1 cup(soaked for minimum 3 hours)
Green chillies-4-6
onion- 1 chopped
Red chilli powder-1/2 teaspoon
Roasted peanuts(crushed)- 2 tablespoon
Salt- to taste
Oil – for deep frying
Mint powder- 1 teaspoon

Method:

  1. If soaked sago pearls have water in them, put them in strainer to drain excess water
  2. Take a bowl add potatoes and all the other ingredients except oil, mix well.
    step 1 of making sabudana vada
  3. Divide the mixture into equal portions , make ball of it, take each ball with the help of finger make a hole in center this will give it shape of vada
  4. Prepare all vadas in the same way.
  5. Heat sufficient oil in kadhai, till smoking point.
    step 2 of sabudana vada
  6. Drop 2-3 vadas at a time
  7. Deep fry them on high flame from both sides till golden brown in color

Notes:

Oil should be hot, else vadas will stick to kadhai, after dropping them in oil wait for 2 minutes and then turn else they will stick to skimmer.
There is no need to add any binding agent in vadas as sago is sufficient, mixture should be firm and dry
Without using onion in this recipe you can prepare it for fast or vrat. Use sendha or satvik salt instead of regular salt.
You can also try green moong dal vada recipe.

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Thursday, February 6, 2014

Methi Pakora | Fenugreek Fritters

recipe of making methi pakora

Methi Pakora | Fenugreek Fritters

Methi Pakora is my favorite tea time snack in winter prepared with fresh fenugreek leaves. When you have already cleaned methi leaves in fridge these fritters can be made within minutes along with tea on other side of gas stove.
These fritters are slightly bitter in taste, but as far as health benefits of fenugreek leaves are concerned it ok to have slight bitter taste. In order to balance the taste chopped onions and few spinach leaves can be added to it.
Now coming to the recipe, ingredients required and detailed instructions for the recipe are as follows

Preparation Time : 10 minutes | Cooking Time : 10 mins | Serves :4
Recipe Category: Deep fried Snacks | Recipe Cuisine: North Indian

Ingredients:

Methi or fenugreek leaves-1 cup
Garlic pods-6 to 8(crushed)
Onion-1(chopped)
Gram flour or besan-1 cup
Carom seeds or ajwain-1/4 teaspoon
Green chillies-4-6(chopped)
Salt –to taste
Garam masala powder-1/8 teaspoon
Amchur powder-1/2 teaspoon
Water-1/2 cup
Oil-for deep frying

Method:

  1. Clean, chop and wash methi leaves
  2. In a mixing bowl, add methi leaves, onion, garlic,besan, salt, green chillies, carom seeds, garam masala powder and amchur powder.
    step 1 of making methi pakora
  3. Gradually adding water make a thick batter
  4. Heat oil in a kadhai, take 3-4 teaspoons of oil from it and mix it in pakora batter.
  5. With the help of spoon drop small fritters in hot oil, fry them on high flame as they start changing the color, turn them, adjust the flame to medium and fry them till crisp.
    step 2 of making methi pakora
  6. Remove one batch of fenugreek fritters from kadhai and place them on tissue paper.
  7. Fry all the pakoras with the remaining batter.
  8. Serve with a cup of tea or simply chutney of your choice.

Notes:

Batter should be thick(not of pouring consistency), you can adjust it by adding some more besan to it.
First fry fritters on high flame, else they will absorb more oil. If looking for other recipes made with fresh fenugreek leaves you can check methi matar pulao, raswaley methi aloo or methi ka cheela and for other fritters recipe you can try palak pakora, bread pakora or onion fritters.
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013

10 Indian Deep Fried Snacks

10 Indian Deep Fried Snacks

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14 Nov 2013
Here is a collection of 10 Indian Deep Fried Snacks recipes of my blog. This collection comprise of Soya cheese rolls, Palak pakora, Onion fritters, bread pakora, kachouri, green garbanzo beans samosa, masala kaju(maida), sev, sesame rice balls and bread roll. You can have these snacks during intervals between meals. Some of the snacks in this collection are quick and easy and some require earlier preparations.
Preparation time and cooking time of each snack varies, here I have listed maximum preparation time as required for kachouris and sesame rice balls. As far as cooking time is concerned it is clearly mentioned in the individual post.
You can read recipe and its detailed instructions by clicking on the image of individual snack.

Preparation Time : 8 Hours | Cooking Time : 45 mins
Recipe Category: Deep fried Snacks | Recipe Cuisine: Indian

seasame rice balls recipe

onion fritters recipe


palak pakora recipe


green garbanzo beans samosa recipe

soya cheese rolls recipe

bread pakoda recipe


Indian kachouri recipe

 spicy cashew recipe

bread roll recipe

how to make sev

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Saturday, November 9, 2013

Sev Recipe

recipe of making sev a deep fried snack

Sev Recipe


9 November 2013
Sev or popularly known as kara sev is a deep fried snack recipe. Though it is a complete snack in itself yet this can be used in many chaat recipes with other ingredients like Tikki chaat, bhelpuri, dahipuri, matar chaat and in any mixture(namkeen). You can prepare it in bulk store it in an airtight container and it can be consumed upto 2 weeks..
Last month I got an invitation from Hudson canola oil to review their new product, during the diwali celebreations couldn’t get the time to update my blog, but I tried it in preparing sev and results were extremely good light and crispy sev. Hudson canola oil is Trans-fat free oil, with very high MUFA, Omega-3 and vitamin E, Its smoking point is high, so I decided to make deep fried sev with it. Today I am sharing you my recipe of sev made with Hudson canola oil, a healthy version of sev.
Usually sev are prepared with combination of Bengal gram flour and rice flour. I am using all purpose flour instead of rice flour, its taste good and different from normal sev. Ingredients required and detailed instructions for the recipe are as follows:

Preparation Time : 15 minutes | Cooking Time : 15 mins | Serves :8
Recipe Category: Deep fried Snacks | Recipe Cuisine: North Indian

Ingredients:

  Bengal gram flour- 1 cup
All purpose flour-1 cup
Salt-to taste
Hudson canola oil-1 tablespoon+ extra for deep frying sev
Roasted cumin powder-1 teaspoon
Red chilli powder-1/2 teaspoon
Water- required for kneading the dough
recipe made with canola oil

Method:

Mix Bengal gram flour, all purpose flour, salt, roasted cumin powder, red chillipowder and one tablespoon oil in a mixing bowl.
With the help of water knead soft dough.

step 1 of making kara sev
Leave it for 10 minutes.
Make a roll of dough , grease the entire surface of kitchen press with oil and fill it in your kitchen press.
Take the multi holes jali ( as shown in pic) , assemble it in kitchen press and lock it.
Heat sufficient oil in a pan, check it by dropping a small piece of dough, if it floats on top oil is ready , set the flame to medium, directly press sev over oil.
Deep fry them till crisp and golden brown color.
Place them on tissue paper.


step 2 of making kara sev
Repeat the same process with the remaining dough.
Let them cool and store them in air tight container.

Notes:

Dough should be soft, other wise sev will have cracks on them and it will be difficult to press them over oil.
You can replace all purpose flour with rice flour.
For extra crisp sev you can add one teaspoon corn flour in the dough mixture.

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