Bajji
in a Rainy season is a tempting snack. Why not make it very healthy by using “Karpooravalli
/ Omavalli / Ajwain / Mexican Mint / Oregano Leaves” instead of banana? People
who would not eat omavalli leaves otherwise will also won’t mind. By this way,
this is a very popular snack in Visakapattinam (Andhrapradesh).
Ingredients:
Omavalli Leaves
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10
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For Batter:
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Gram Flour / Kadalai maavu
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½ cup
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Rice Flour
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2 tbsp
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Red Chilli Powder
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1 tsp
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Hing
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¼ tsp
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Salt
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As required
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Cooking Soda
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½ tsp
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For Deep Fry:
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Oil
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To deep fry
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Procedure:
1. Wash
the leaves twice or thrice gently.
2. Dry
them using the kitchen towel or paper. Keep it aside.
3. In a
bowl, add gram flour, rice flour, hing, cooking soda, red chilli powder and
salt. Mix them well.
4. Add
water little by little and mix them with wire whisk. Add enough water to make the
bajji batter little bit thinner than idli batter consistency.
5. Heat
enough oil in a frying pan. Put a drop of batter in the oil; if the batter
comes up immediately is the right temperature of the oil.
6. Dip each
leaves with batter and deep fry with oil.
7. Cook
till the sizzling sound stops completely.
8. Take
them out from the oil and spread them on the tissue paper to absorb the excess
oil.
Tasty
and healthy Omavalli/Karpooravalli Bajji ready. Serve it with Coconut Chutney
(Recipe HERE).
Note:
1. You
can use the excess batter to prepare onion bajjis.
2.
Don’t over load the oil with too many bajjis.
2 comments:
wow tats something totally unique
Thank you so much Kalps.
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