This my 150th post. So happy that i reached 150 th post so early. Thanks for the encouragement to my bloggers. Hope i should post much more yummy recipes .
Ingredients:-
Jalapenos - 5
Onion - 1/2 chopped finely
Besan - 1 cup
Rice flour - 1/4 cup
Ajwain - 1 tbsp
Salt to Taste
Chili powder - 1/2 tbsp
Lemon to Taste
Baking powder - 1/2 tbsp
Warm oil - 2 tbsp
Oil for deep fry
Procedure:-
1-First tske a pan add oil for deep fry and heat it.
2-Now Clean the jalapeno and cut at the center to remove the seeds. If u r the spice eater then no need of removing seeds.
3-Then in a bowl mi the besan, salt, baking powder, warm oil, rice flour, ajwain and mix well. Then make a thick paste by adding water very little by little. It should be a thick paste so it can stick well to the jalapeno.
4-Now check weather the oil is hot and slowly dip the jalapeno and fry in the oil until golden color.
5-In a plate add the chopped onions, chili powder , salt, lemon and mix well.
6-Now cut the bajji at the center to stuff the onion masala.
Enjoy this is the rainy evening with a cup of tea. It is really awesome. I love them.
Bajji's looks so tempting and yummy !!!!
ReplyDeleteDelish ....such perfect tea time snack ..
ReplyDeleteLooks so good...My DH loves bajjis...
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yummy bajji...
ReplyDeleteWOW...BAJJI LOOKS AWESOME...VERY DELICIOUS!!
ReplyDeleteDelicious hot bajjis.
ReplyDeleteHey very nice bajji...very yummy....
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wow...lovely recipe.....I too was thinking of doing a similar kind of recipe....I'll get some ideas from yours !thanks for sharing dear :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is new to me... But would have definitely tasted different and tasty...
ReplyDeleteVery hot n yummy
ReplyDeleteu have good presentation skills dear
ReplyDeleteFeel like munching some bajjis rite now,truly tempting..
ReplyDeleteAll your dishes look so interesting. Many of the ingredients I've never heard of, are they from your culture?
ReplyDeleteVery innovative to stuff with onion mix after frying.
ReplyDeleteVEry tasty.Congrats on your 150th post.
yummy yum..i love them..congrats on ur 150th post keep blogging..
ReplyDeleteVery yummy bajjis and love to have a bite with hot cup of tea.
ReplyDeleteHarika, Congrats for your success. Hmmm... yummmy bhajji. Delicious.
ReplyDeleteSpicy spicy ..yummy yummy...Love the topping you put on the bajji's:-)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your milestone dear..wish you 1000s- 100000s n many many mare to come!!
ReplyDeleteThe bhajis look really tempting :)
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Congrats on you 150th post!!! And what a way to celebrate....Jalapeno Bhajjis!! I am transmitted to a rainy evening.....sipping a hot cuppa on the balcony and munching to glory!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on reaching a big milestone!
ReplyDeletemirchi bajji look tempting
Perfect for this weather!
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Very nice dish..I love bhajjis,but never tried jalapeno before.First time here.but will be back for sure
ReplyDeleteCongrats dear for making this far...Sure, bajji's are my favs..And so is ur jala bajji..
ReplyDeleteYummy!! Brings back memories...there used to be this guy at corner of our street back home in Bangalore who used to make this. I remember him using his bare hands to scoop the bhajis from the hot oil.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog!!
bajji noruruthunnayi..pics are drooling me ..
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