Ingredients:-
Maida :1 cup
Rice Flour-1/4 cup
Cumin seeds-1/2 tsp
Ginger-1 tsp (chopped)
Green chillies-2tsp (chopped)
Onion-1 small (chopped)
Cooking Soda-1/2 tsp
Curd-To make the batter
Salt to taste
Oil- for deep frying
Method:-
Mix maida with rice flour,salt,cooking soda,chopped green chillies,chopped ginger and cumin seeds.
Add curd make it into a vada batter consistency.
Cover it withe a lid and keep aside for 2 hours.
After 2 hours now add chopped onions in the madia batter.mix well.
Heat oil for deep frying.
Wet your hand with water and take a lemon sized the batter make round balls.
Slowly drop in the hot oil.Fry them on low flame.
Remove bondas from oil and place on paper to remove excess oil.
Serve hot with coconut chutney or Potato curry for dosa..
my fav bonda...would love to have with tea
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The most fav bajji..looks so delicious and tempting.
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ReplyDeleteWow nice color and texture...Made this last weekend...famous Karnataka appetizer..but we dont add onions..instead we add small slices of coconut...wanna try adding onions this time :)
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Divya, what an amazing snack and that too which can be prepared in a jiffy
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ReplyDeletethts delisious divya...i would love to have with chutny....my amma used to make this...but she add sugar...ur is different.....
ReplyDeleteWoww such a tempting crispy mysore bonda, looks fabulous..
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My fav tea time snack
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Mysore bonda's are my favorite.. Looks yummy.. Perfect for tea-time snack :-)
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ReplyDeleteGood explanation thru pics as it's very helpful in understanding the recipe.
ReplyDeleteGood explanation thru pics as it's very helpful in understanding the recipe
ReplyDeleteGood explanation thru pics as it's very helpful in understanding the recipe.
ReplyDeleteGood explanation thru pics as it's very helpful in understanding the recipe.
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