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Recipe for onion bhajiis
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Loretta
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Has anyone got a recipe for onion bharjies please
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100g plain flour,
2 tsp baking powder,
1 tsp chilli powder,
2 eggs, beeten,
150ml water,
4 onions thinly sliced,
2 tbsp chives,
veg oil for frying.
Mix flour, baking powder and chilli, then add eggs and water to make a smooth batter. Stir in onions and chives and season with s & p. Then deep fry desertspoon size portions, for about 5 mins each side.
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you need gram (chickpea) flour for proper bajiis (big pakoras)
here's one recipe, there are many variations
5oz gram flour
1teaspoon cayenne or chilli powder
1 teaspoon cummin powder
1 teaspoon salt
chopped or sliced onion to taste
1/2 teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
chopped fresh parsley or coriander
mix dry ingredients
add water to make thick batter
add veg/onion to taste
drop spoonfuls into hot fat/oil
fry, turning ocassionally for 5-10 minutes
drain & serve
variations ... use cauliflower florets instead of/as well as onions
use 1 teaspoon turmeric in place of other spices
use 1 teaspoon tandoori powder in place of other spices
make batter thinner & use to coat slices of any veg ... aubergine, potato, onion etc ... it also works really well with fish fingers believe it or not!0 -
I really, really like Onion Bhajis but have never thought of making them myself so will be giving these recipes a try.
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i agree with Swan - you need gram flour. i just mix the flour with chilli powder and a bit of water to make a paste. coat your veg in the batter and them away you go.
don't limit yourself to onions - thin slices of cooked potato or mushrooms are fantastic too.
i shallow (ish) fry them in a bit of cooking oil in a pan - better than any take away.Current CC debt : £00000
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I just remembered something else you can do, it's tasty & money-saving
you can add left-over (not too wet) curry to the batter after the onions are in, stir it in gently & don't break it up too much, you want to leave 'lumps', it's particularly nice with spinach curry or potato curry
catowen, I think I'm going to try your recipe to coat slices of potato0 -
does anyone have a recepie for hm onion baijis....and do they taste as nice as from the take away???DS Anthony Steven 07.06.92DD Becky Emma 24.01.94DD Rose Grace Jean 12.05.090
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never done them myself but have had them cooked by an indian friend. They were gorgeous but will vary from recipe to recipe as its a personal thing. You really need gram flour to make them thoiugh which can be difficult to find0
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Hi angela,
There's a thread with some onion bhaji recipes that should help so I've merged your thread with it to keep all the replies together.
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Thanks very much!! I will give them a try.....and let you know how i get onDS Anthony Steven 07.06.92DD Becky Emma 24.01.94DD Rose Grace Jean 12.05.090
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