This snack you can get in all the road sides of Bangalore, it's absolutely delicious and on a rainy day it is a great snack to munch!! Everybody would be knowing how to make this, It just happened my hubby's friend somy came to my house, he loves cooking and I used to teach him rasams, sambhars etc., and I was telling him about my blog and told him now he can look into the recipes from their, as I post everything I cook!!, He was very happy seeing my blog...., Then he asked me if I have posted Onion Bhaji, I said, no I have not done it yet!! well, he wanted to know how it is made because in his office canteen they wanted to know how to make it....That's it.....Grabbing this chance I decided to show him how to make it then & their.....before he finished drinking his chai I gave him this onion pakoras to go with it!!!, I prepared only so much which is in the plate which I have posted their.!! how zit?
But then I wanted to make a little difference so I thought I will bring Sagari, from sagariscooking to my kitchen, her onion pakodis was always in my mind, so as I had told earlier in her blog I used CASHEW NUTS in this recipe, Of course my husband loved it, as always he goes nuts over the nuts in dishes......Thanks Sagari we all loved it with cashews in pakoras.
ONION BHAJI
Ingredients:
But then I wanted to make a little difference so I thought I will bring Sagari, from sagariscooking to my kitchen, her onion pakodis was always in my mind, so as I had told earlier in her blog I used CASHEW NUTS in this recipe, Of course my husband loved it, as always he goes nuts over the nuts in dishes......Thanks Sagari we all loved it with cashews in pakoras.
ONION BHAJI
Ingredients:
- 2 Onions
- 8 to 10 cashew nuts
- 1 sprig of curry leaves
- 4 tbsp of Bengal gram flour
- 2 tbsp rice flour
- 1/2 tsp chilli powder
- salt to taste
- 2 to 3 Green chillies
- a bit of Ginger
- a pinch of baking soda
- Chop onions length wise, green chillies thinly sliced, ginger into pieces, curry leaves also chopped.
- Add required quantity of salt, mix it with the above ingredients and leave it for few minutes, The onions with the help of salt gives out water on its own!!
- Then mix in the cashews and the flours, add water if it is very powdery by sprinkling little by little, do not add too much water, then the pakoras will never turn out crispy.
- Heat enough oil in a deep frying pan, that is enough to fry the pakoras, just take them in your hand no need to give them any shape, they can be dropped in the oil in irregular shapes and sizes.
- Deep fry them and serve them with nice Aromatic chai.
adding hurgadle pudi to pakoras make them crisp and nice, so must try adding a tablespoon of flour to sagari's recipe next time. Pakoras look yumm :)
ReplyDeleteOnion pakoras looking great..Love the idea of adding cashews..I don't know why my pakoras/bhajis consume so much oil when I add baking soda..on the other hand if i don't add baking soda its not so crispy..will try your recipe..The pakoras makes me drool,dear
ReplyDeleteMmm yum, I am always ready for onion pakoras, loved the idea of cashews in them too !
ReplyDeleteI've made these for the SRC. They were really delicious and I'll definitely be making them again.
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