 Ingredients: 2 big size brinjal 1 cup Bengal gram flour 1/2 tsp Baking Powder 1 pinch Baking Soda 1/2 tsp Chili Powder Salt to taste Oil for deep frying Water Preparations: Slice the brinjal into 4 mm thick slices and drop them into the bowl then salt it liberally and allow it to drain for an hour or so before cooking. Putting salt on the brinjal improves their flavor, which draws out excess moisture and the bitterness along with it. Remove any excess salt by wrapping the eggplant in a kitchen towel and pressing on the slices. Let the slices rest slightly on kitchen towel. Now take a bowl,combine Bengal gram flour,rice flour, turmeric pd., chilly pd.,soda and baking pd mix all the ingredients and then add water, a little at a time, until the mixture resembles a smooth-creamy batter. Cover and let it rest at room temperature for at least 5 minutes. Heat the oil for deep frying and using deep skillet. Always heat the oil at medium low flame from the beginning and when it’s hot enough and then dip each brinjal pieces in the batter and then deep fry for a longer time in order to make them crispy. Or deep fry till quite brown, so they're nice and crisp. Drain the oil off each fritter on kitchen towel. Serve hot with chutney's. Fritters can be eaten and served in many different and creative ways. They can be served as a meal of their own, accompanied by salad and vegetables, or they can be served as a side dish.  |
No onion, Garlic, ginger, tomato. Just simple and delicious chenna potala rassa. Flavourful Odia-style curry with potal and chenna simmered in a creamy, mildly spiced gravy with a hint of kasoori methi to give it an exotic flavor dimension. Ingredients.... 250 gm Paneer 6 nos.Parwal into half cross cut ⅓ tsp Cumin seeds ½ tsp Turmeric Powder ½ tsp Kasuri methi 4 nos. Green chillies chopped Salt to taste Oil For the paste : Half of Coconut 1 tbsp Poppy Seeds 6 nos. Spicy Green Chillies 4 tbsp Milk powder 1 tsp Garam masala powder(HM) 4 Cardamom 1 bay leaf Preparation.... Soak all the paste ingredients for 10 minutes before grinding them into a smooth paste. Heat oil in a kadhai, add parwal along with a little salt, fry until half cooked, and remove to a plate. No need to fry paneer and add it as it was. Before you add, cut and soak in warm water, squeeze slightly, and then add to the gravy so that the paneer cubes soak up the flavor of the gravy. On the same kadh