Waking up after a dull afternoon nap with black clouds all around and rain drizzling ,you feel like munching pakoras or roasted peanuts or any fritters or having a cup of hot soup to refresh the mood as well as to enjoy the rains from the window side.I like admiring the beauty of nature sitting idle when its raining.Back to memories,during hostel days we used to sit out and enjoy the rains..some even play the music and start off with the rain dance..miss those days!!
Anyways,back to recipe..This is a recipe on a rainy day here ~ Onion bhajis /fritters.I have made these many a time but usually I take the chick peas flour to prepare this.Thats a common recipe known to all .This time for a change I took the combination of wheat flour,rice flour and corn flour and tried.They tasted better than the chickpeas flour combination.Try n check out this recipe!!
Ingredients
onion 2 medium sized sliced thick
wheat flour / all purpose flour 1/2 cup
corn flour 1/3 cup
rice flour 5 tsp
turmeric powder 1/4 tsp
chilly powder 1/2 tsp
asafoetida a pinch
salt
oil for frying
Method
- Peel,wash and chop the onions in slightly thicker slices.
-Prepare a thick batter using wheat flour,corn flour,rice flour,turmeric powder,asafoetida,chilly powder and salt.
-Dip the onion slices into it.
-Heat oil in a pan and add the batter mixed slices.
-Deep fry till light brown and place on a paper towel.
-Serve hot with tomato ketchup or JLT with a cup of hot tea or coffee !!
Servings 4 adults
Sending this to Innovative pakwan event -hosted by Shweta @ Dashami Collection
Anyways,back to recipe..This is a recipe on a rainy day here ~ Onion bhajis /fritters.I have made these many a time but usually I take the chick peas flour to prepare this.Thats a common recipe known to all .This time for a change I took the combination of wheat flour,rice flour and corn flour and tried.They tasted better than the chickpeas flour combination.Try n check out this recipe!!
Ingredients
onion 2 medium sized sliced thick
wheat flour / all purpose flour 1/2 cup
corn flour 1/3 cup
rice flour 5 tsp
turmeric powder 1/4 tsp
chilly powder 1/2 tsp
asafoetida a pinch
salt
oil for frying
Method
- Peel,wash and chop the onions in slightly thicker slices.
-Prepare a thick batter using wheat flour,corn flour,rice flour,turmeric powder,asafoetida,chilly powder and salt.
-Dip the onion slices into it.
-Heat oil in a pan and add the batter mixed slices.
-Deep fry till light brown and place on a paper towel.
-Serve hot with tomato ketchup or JLT with a cup of hot tea or coffee !!
Servings 4 adults
Sending this to Innovative pakwan event -hosted by Shweta @ Dashami Collection
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ReplyDeleteLooks very crispy! I've have always had these with chick pea flour as well. Thx for sharing this new recipe!
ReplyDeleteperfect with a cup of hot chai..anytime!
ReplyDeleteOnion Bhajis looks super yum... perfect for this season with a cup of tea...:))
ReplyDeleteperfect snack for tea..
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delicious recipe... easy to make..
ReplyDeleteYummy onion bhajis.
ReplyDeleteYummy and delicious bajji,perfect with a cup of tea for a rainy evening...
ReplyDeleteThey look inviting!! Nice presentation dear..
ReplyDeleteSuper tempting bajjis dear..The uniform nature is what amazes me..Nice job!
ReplyDeleteI would love to have these crisp fritters anytime.
ReplyDeleteThis is a new flour combo! Fritters look yummm!
ReplyDeleteyumy!all time fav!
ReplyDeleteWow one my fav snack feel like munching it...looks declicious!!
ReplyDeletethatz great julie......thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteIam not a big fan of onion bhaji but ur clicks are tempting me to eat :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious. The perfect thing for winter - cup of hot tea and some yummy onion fritters... :)
ReplyDeleteA nice combination of flours for the batter...Pakoras look very tempting.
ReplyDeleteLooks superb, I would love to have this with some hot tea. Send some across please.
ReplyDeleteOnion bhajji looks crunchy and yummy...
ReplyDeletesuper tempting snack dear...........awesome
ReplyDeleteOmg, just drooling over that super crispy fritters.
ReplyDeleteonion bhajjis look really delicious dear !
ReplyDeleteThis would be a real hit with my guy! Love your photos.
ReplyDeleteRita
mmmmm....my fav!! I could eat this anytime...
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Super....Love this with hot tea..
ReplyDeleteIt is killing. it is really a sinful delight.
ReplyDeleteyummy pakodas, perfect for rainy days..
ReplyDeleteonion fritters looks so crispy and yummy...liked this recipe with wheat flour n corn flour, looks perfect...thanks for sharing!!
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Its raining like crazy here and this is what I need at the moment..
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that goes well with a glass of beer.
ReplyDeletemmmmm..... lovely and delicious. My fav tea time snack.
ReplyDeletefirst time here.......lovely blog.....appetising recipes....hmmm...those bhajjis look yummy.... one of uk's favourite snack :)
ReplyDeletemmmmmmm delicious!
ReplyDeleteMy fav onion bhajis they look so yumm!
ReplyDeletehi julie, very interesting recipe ..yummy onions, sorry, i came late, my internet slow..
ReplyDeletelove onion bhajjias anyday.. yours look perfect!
ReplyDeleteOnion bajjis looks soo CRISP n CRUNCHY! :) Mmmm... :) Love to take a few bites with a cuppa masala chai :)
ReplyDeletePerfect with cuppa..nice picture Dear..you have a nice blog..love your recipes here..happy to follow you..If you get sometime do drop in at my blog too..
ReplyDeleteMy fav...yumm!!!
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