Coming to the matter,Iam leaving India tomorrow afternoon.India trip discussion was started in august and finally confirmed now.We have some functions and after that DH will be return in february ending and I will stay with kids upto may.Again in may second week DH will be there,then the whole family will be in foz:)
Even though Iam not there I want this blog in active mode always,so scheduled posts up to march and if I find some time sure will visit your blogs.But once after return to my sweet home will be super active in my two blogs.So,Hope,I enjoy this trip without facing any problems.Wish me all the best friends..:)
CATEGORY-DEEP FRYING/EVENING SNACKS
PREPARATION TIME-15 MNSCOOKING TIME-20 MNS
WHAT YOU NEED
Potato mashed-2 medium sized
fresh green peas-1 cup
sago/tapioca-1 cup
red chili powder-1 tsp
salt-to taste
turmeric-1/2 tsp
ginger garlic paste/GGP-1 tsp
cumin powder-1/2 tsp
coriander powder-1/2 tsp
garm masala-1/2 tsp
OIL-for deep frying
HOW TO COOK
Soak sago for 3-4 hrs(It depends on variety)..Then drain and keep in a bowl..
Grind fresh green peas into coarse paste and keep aside this..
Now in a bowl add mashed aloo,ground peas mix,GGP,drained sago,all spice powders and mix well to combine every thing..
After 10-15 minutes take lemon size ball and flatten it n shape it like pattie. Keep these all prepared patties aside. Keep aside this for few minutes n in mean while heat kadai with enough oil for deep fry..
Check the oil is hot or not by dropping a pinch of dough mix and If it is fine then start frying 4-5 patties at a time.
Fry well in medium flame and drain them on a kitchen towel..
Serve hot* with ketchup or with Tea in the evening time.... :)
MAHAS NOTES
You can add green leaves like cilantro or few chopped mint leaves..
If you have add chat masala or dry mango powder.
Mixture should be hard n thick little bit.means it should not stick to your palm.other wise patties need lots of oil to deep fry..
Combination of this INGS is really good..a worth try recipe...
you can add minced green chili or paste..
COOK SAFELY..EAT HEALTHY
CATCH YOU ALL SOON:)
HAPPY COOKING!! HAPPY BLOGGING!!
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Yummy recipe...And All the best for your journey...Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHaven't dried sago for savory dishes yet I sure am learning something new. Its a delicious crispy dish. Have fun and will look forward to your scheduled post. No worries about replying comments. That can wait until you are back. I am also having a getaway next week, so it will slowdown on blogging as well for me.
ReplyDeleteso yum they look.. pass me few
ReplyDeleteyummy... looks really tempting... clear pics
ReplyDeleteTempting yummy vadas
ReplyDeleteso so yum... all i need is a cup of chai right now!
ReplyDeletedelicious fritters.
ReplyDeleteTempting fritters...have a lovely trip to India..enjoy your vacation dear
ReplyDeleteLooks very crispy and tasty!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious and super tempting sis....
ReplyDeleteYummilicious fritters! Hope you have a lovely time in India, enjoy your trip :)
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