
We call the snack in the fore-front of this pic ''wara' at home but some know them as fluffy pakoras. These tasty snacks are made from gram flour mixed with onions, very thin slices of potato, chillis, coriander, fenugreek and cumin.
INGREDIENTS
1 cup gram flour
2 tsp. whole cumin
1 tsp. salt
1 green chili chopped
1 bunch of coriander, chopped
½ tsp. garlic paste
1 level tsp. ENO salt (the one that comes in a blue bottle)
1 small onion diced very finely
1 small potato sliced very thinly
INSTRUCTIONS
Sieve your gram flour, add in the salt, cumin and garlic paste. Stir in some water, making sure your mixture is heavy and thick. Add the coriander, chilies, diced onion and potato slices. Stir them in well.
Heat your oil, and when you're ready to start frying, lastly add the ENO salt into your mixture. You will notice it immediately effervescing and bubbling up. Mix it in quickly and scoop a small ball of the mixture with your hand (like kalimatis) and drop into the oil. You will notice it expanding in the hot oil, and that is a good thing. Fry on medium heat so they don't burn from the outside. Keep dropping more in the oil, then stir and turn them around. Make sure you fry them well so the tiny slices of potatoes in the bhajia get cooked, if you take them out too soon they will remain raw. Drain on paper napkins and serve hot.





Comments
simply supperb
Hi Fauzia, Pardon me if I sound unacquainted but what is ENO? Is it safe to use? and Can I get it in USA? if not then is there any alternate I can use?
Thank you <3
Hi and yes it is perfectly safe to use. It is an over-the-counter antacid, has a fizzy effect when added to water. I am pretty sure it should be easily available in most grocery stores or supermarkets. You can use baking soda instead, although ENO gives better results.
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