I had a lot of sweet banana peppers growing in my little patio garden . Was just wondering what to do with this . Suddenly my mom suggested about the fritters with the peppers which we call in our language as " MILAGAI BAJJI". Here goes this simple recipe .
Ingredients :
Method:
In a mixing bowl , add the gram flour , rice flour , salt , hing , red chilli powder and mix .
Add some water and mix it to a dosa batter ( Not too thick and not too watery ) consistency .
Slit the Peppers in to two . If u need it to be spicy do not remove the seeds . I generally remove the seeds because my kids do not like it with seeds . They find it too hot .
Drop them in to the batter and coat it well with the batter .
Heat oil in a shallow frying pan and drop the batter coated peppers in oil , and deep fry till they turn golden brown in color.
Serve hot with sauce or any chutney . Enjoy these fritters with a cup of chai .
Note : To remove excess oil from the bajji , drain it on a paper tower and let it sit for few seconds to absorb the oil .
Sweet Banana Pepper Fritters / Milagai Bajji / Mirchi Bajji |
Ingredients :
- Gram Flour ( Kadalai Maavu / Channa dhal flour ) - 1 cup
- Rice flour - 2 tsp
- Hing - 1 pinch
- red chiili powder - 1/2 tsp
- Salt - to taste
- Oil - for frying
- Sweet Banana Peppers - Slit in to two
Method:
In a mixing bowl , add the gram flour , rice flour , salt , hing , red chilli powder and mix .
Add some water and mix it to a dosa batter ( Not too thick and not too watery ) consistency .
Slit the Peppers in to two . If u need it to be spicy do not remove the seeds . I generally remove the seeds because my kids do not like it with seeds . They find it too hot .
Drop them in to the batter and coat it well with the batter .
Heat oil in a shallow frying pan and drop the batter coated peppers in oil , and deep fry till they turn golden brown in color.
Serve hot with sauce or any chutney . Enjoy these fritters with a cup of chai .
Note : To remove excess oil from the bajji , drain it on a paper tower and let it sit for few seconds to absorb the oil .
Tempting and delicious bhajji..
ReplyDeleteDivya's Culinary Journey
always our fav :)
ReplyDeleteYummy fritters
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Nice and yummy snack..
ReplyDeleteShabbu's Tasty Kitchen
Never knew these were called banana peppers...love milagai bajji..yours looks tempting
ReplyDeleteDelicious baji...
ReplyDeletevery yummy bajji... my favorite too...
ReplyDeleteEvent: Dish Name Starts With N till August 31st
Learning-to-cook
Regards,
Akila
Do we have to add water?
ReplyDelete@Anon m juky 17th 2013,
DeleteYes, we have to add water when mixing the flour . Hope this helps
loved your recipe... going to make it now and then!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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