Ingredients
Red Onion
Gram Flour
Chilli Powder
Turmeric
Cumin
Coriander
Fenugreek
Water
Method
- Top, tail & peel onions
- Halve & slice into thin ribbons
- In a large jug add the Gram Flour, add the teaspoons of spices & mix
- Add little cold water & mix into a thick batter
- Add & mix the ribbons of onion into the batter
- Using a table spoon pick up a spoonful of the bhaji mix & drop into the hot oil
- Using a slotted metal spoon, turn & move the bhaji's around the oil until golden brown
- Lift the cooked bhaji out of the oil, put onto some kitchen paper & blot off excess oil
- Serve immediately with lemon wedges
- We had ours with the chutneys, pickles, yogurt & samosa's
- I must just add, the smell of the bhaji's alone is absolutely gorgeous
- I also rip up small bunch of coriander to sprinkle all over mine
Lime, Mango & Vegetable Chutney & Pickle
(sorry photo's taken at night again!! its when we ate :)
Just love coriander!! |
:) All I can say is pass the chutney...
ReplyDelete& pickles & natural yogurt :)
ReplyDeleteOh great! I've always wanted to find a recipe for this but never gotten to do so. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteHellooo Eugene, You're more than welcome although I did make up the recipe so please adjust to suit your tastebuds . Also some recipes I read add baking powder.
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe! And look at those chutney/pickles! The first time I ate bhajis I was on a train from Mumbai to Goa and they were the best! Love them!
ReplyDeleteHelloooo Manu, thank you. The recipe does work which is the main thing!! Still needs perfecting though... so I'm working on them. We like the fenugreek in the bhaji, many recipes don't use this spice. Oooh how wonderful, Mumbai to Goa. . train . . wow train in India its gotta be done :) or rather experienced :)
ReplyDeleteBack to Bhaji's, I'd like to make the long flat ones which are soo light & full of flavour .. watch this space . Thank you for your kind comments.