Ingredients
Potatoes – 2 medium nos
Gram flour / chickpea flour / kadalamavu – 1 cup
Rice powder – 1 /4 cup
Chili powder – 1 /2 tsp
Asafoetida / kayam – a pinch
Salt – as needed
Baking soda -a pinch
Oil for making the batter – 2 tsp
Oil – for frying
Water – as required
Method
Peel the potatoes using a vegetable peeler. Cut
potatoes in thin rounds. Care should be taken to cut potato into thin pieces. Otherwise, it will take some time to cook the potatoes.Soak the potatoes in water. Wipe out the excess water using kitchen tissue.
Make a semi-thick batter by mixing gram flour, rice
powder, chili powder, salt, asafoetida, baking soda, and oil. Add water little by little to make a semi-thick batter. The batter should be lump free. The batter should not be too thin nor thick. Batter should be of consistency as shown. If the batter is too thin, the coating won’t stick to potatoes. If the batter is too thick, you will get fritters, which are very hard. Potato won’t be cooked inside.
potatoes in thin rounds. Care should be taken to cut potato into thin pieces. Otherwise, it will take some time to cook the potatoes.Soak the potatoes in water. Wipe out the excess water using kitchen tissue.
Make a semi-thick batter by mixing gram flour, rice
powder, chili powder, salt, asafoetida, baking soda, and oil. Add water little by little to make a semi-thick batter. The batter should be lump free. The batter should not be too thin nor thick. Batter should be of consistency as shown. If the batter is too thin, the coating won’t stick to potatoes. If the batter is too thick, you will get fritters, which are very hard. Potato won’t be cooked inside.
Heat
oil in a pan. Dip the potatoes in batter and fry till crispy and light brown. Transfer the fritters on to a plate lined with kitchen tissue. Serve hot with tomato sauce or chammanthi.
oil in a pan. Dip the potatoes in batter and fry till crispy and light brown. Transfer the fritters on to a plate lined with kitchen tissue. Serve hot with tomato sauce or chammanthi.
ha beena u have been giving all rainy times snacks. love those potato bhajiya. though never used rice flour in it
looks yummy
Thank u meena
Looks crispy… good with tea…
-Mythreyi
Yum! Yum! Yum!
Thank u mytheryi
so cute and crispy..
Thank u PT
yummy Crispy snack…perfect with hot tea to enjoi the lovely rain:)
Thank u priya