Hai friends today i am coming with one of the famous dish "Aloo Bonda".This is one of famous snack in India.On a rainy evening this will taste heaven.When i used to go India my father brings this and i have fresh bondas.We all enjoy that.This my Husbands favourite snack.On Fathers day i prepared this for him.He really enjoyed this.This time i did not deep fry this.I fried this bondas in different version.I want to share with u guys.Ok lets go the recipe
For stuffing
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Aloo -2(big)
Salt to taste
Green chili pieces-1tsp
Ginger paste-1/2 tsp
Mustard seeds-1/2 tsp
Jeera-1/2 tsp
Curry leaves - finely chopped-1 tsp
Turmeric little pinch
For Batter
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Besan-3/4 cup
Salt to taste
Chili Powder -Acc to ur taste
Baking soda-little pinch
Ajwain(Vaamu)-1/4 th tsp
Water- required to mix
Oil for frying
Method:
First clean the Potatoes and pressure cook this for 2 whistles.
Make it cool and peel the skin and mash it well with ur hands or masher.
To this mashed potatoes add the chilli pieces,salt,mustard seeds,jeera,ginger paste,currly leaves and turmeric mix well .
Take small amout of mixed paste and make lemon size ball and keep it aside.
Do all the mix like the lemon size balls.
Now we have to prepare the batter.Take another bowl and all the besan,chilli powder,salt,ajwain,baking soda and required amount of water .
The batter should be dosa batter consistency.
Place the Guntaponganalu pan and heat it.
When it gets heat pour little oil in each cup .
Now take the aloo balls and dip in the batter and drop in each cup individually.
After 1 minute with the help of spoon or frk we have to turn the bonda to another side and cook for 1 more minute.
Do all the bondaas like that and take it out when it is cooked well.
Serve hot with Ketchup and onions.
I am sending this to Womensera2008 as she is conducting an event Appetizer event.
Vineela looks like you did not finish writing the recipe and posted it by mistake.
ReplyDeleteNice way to cut down oil...
ReplyDeleteahhh...aloo bonda looks yummy n tasty...nice way to cut down on calories...
ReplyDeletesuperb idea of making aloo bonda without deep fry ...aloo bonda is my hubby's favorite too ...i will prepare this version for him without any guilt...thanks for this wonderful idea
ReplyDeletegud idea dear! avoiding the deep fry ,very healthy recipe...thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteNice and healthy way to make aloo bonda.Love this idea.Bookmarked.
ReplyDeletedelicious bonda...
ReplyDeleteUsing appe pan for making aloo bonda looks awesome, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi...looks so delicious and beautifully presented dear..
ReplyDeletewow delicious one vinee love to have some .. perfectly done and very well explanied good work yarr
ReplyDeletehey yum yum yummy..aloo bonda is pefect ..till now i was frying in the oil..i will try this time in the ponganala pan..this makes healthy
ReplyDeleteHey wow lovely pics and tempting...i love aloo bonda a lot and its been long that i have made it...nice one...
ReplyDeleteThunder storms here Vineela, i am gonna make these this evening! I didnt understand what pan you were using to fry these though.
ReplyDeleteWith little efforts we can turn a delicious but fatty food into a healthy one isn't it Vineela. Looks very yumm and healthy. Hope you all had lots of fun on Father's day.
ReplyDeleteIts by mistake i posted the recipe.
ReplyDeleteThank u very much Sailaja.
ReplyDeleteThank u very much Sanyukta.
ReplyDeleteThank u very much latha.
ReplyDeleteThank u very much Satya.Try this version and enjoy.
ReplyDeleteThank u very much Kiran.Try it let me know dear.
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ReplyDeleteThank u very Charita.Try it ra u love it.
ReplyDeleteThank u very much Gayatri.Try this u love it.
ReplyDeleteThank u very much Madhu.I used guntaponganalu pan dear.
ReplyDeleteThank u very much Radhika for such a nice and wonderful comment.
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