Jan 27, 2008

Masala aloo Bonda

I make this snack very frequently for the evening tea.Here we go with the recipe of the Aloo Bondas. You can use this indise masala as a side dish for sambar rice.



INGREDIENTS:

For Filling:
Boiled potato - 3
Mustard Seeds,Urad Dal,Jeera seeds(each) - 2 tsp
Curry ,coriander leaves - 2tsp
Chopped onion - 2
Chopped tomato - 2
Frozen peas,carrot - 1/2 cup
Chili,Coriander powder(each) - 2 tsp





For layer:

Gram flour - 2cup

Rice flour - 1 cup

Chili powder - 3tsp

Baking soda - 1pinch(for crispness)






METHOD:

For layer mix all these and keep aside.Heat oil in pan add mustered,jeera seeds,urad dal and curry leaves and allow it to sputter.Now add onion,tomato and saute it for 2 mins,Then add carrot,peas and allow it cook well.Put chili,coriander powder and mix well.Add boiled potatos and saute it for 5mins.Cook well and let it cool.Now make this potato masala as balls and dip into mixed batter and deep fry it.Serve hot with tea.

I am sending these aloo bondas to The Potato - A Blog Event by alex.

22 comments:

  1. This looks awesome. Send this entry for JFI onion hosted by radhika of radhi's kitchen.

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  2. Welcome to the cooking blogging world. I love seeing new folks. So welcome!

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  3. Your masala bonda's look soo appetizing!Keep up the good work!

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  4. Hi to all ..thanks for dropping bye

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  5. Hi Dhivya, I love aloo bondas too :) They are my fav snack..welcome to the blogging world!!

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  6. Hi, your blog will be really helpful when i leave my mom and suffer alone in kitchen. Now as usual will order her to do stuff for me :)

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  7. Dhivya-Aloo Bondas are my favorite.. and they look yummy.. Thanks for dropping by my blog which lead to urs..:)

    U can send this as an entry to "Potato - A Blog Event". Details are in the below link:

    www.events-n-roundups.blogspot.com

    Enjoii and Happy Food Blogging!

    ~ Siri

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  8. Hi narmatha and shanti
    thanks for visiting my blog
    Hi sri
    Thank for ur information

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  9. wow yummy! they look so inviting!i love bondas!

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  10. Looks delicious! Glad to see another great Indian food blog on the scene!

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  11. Aloo bonda looks delicious. Wish I could it right now!! :-)

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  12. divya those looks just perfect for this weather nice recipe

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  13. Thank you all for stopping by and leaving nice comments.

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  14. Love aloo bonda. we call it wada. very yummy looking.

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  15. OMG! It's around lunchtime here and I'm craving for some right now.

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  16. Hi kribha - want me to send u :)

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  17. These look gorgeous! Do you suppose they're super healthy too?!

    Thanks for participating!

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  18. Hi! I used ur recipe as ur site came out first, and when i made it, sorry to say that it did not come out well at all. It's very cracked and breakeable with fillings coming out....may due to the following reasons (i) which type of potato to be used is not specified here (ii) rice flour is too much, may be 1 to 2 tsp shud be okay (iii) baking soda may not be required as it caused flour to be too crispy and breakable...however,this bonda pic looks very good :-)

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Dhivya:)