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Saturday, January 21, 2012

Egg Plant fritters / Vazhuthananga Bhajji

Egg plant commonly known as brinjal in India is a  very nutritious and healthy veggie.The origin of this veggie can be traced back from asian countries and here it is known as egg plant as it refers to fruits of the 18th century that resemble to that of the hen's or goose's eggs.The egg plant fritters is easy to prepare recipe and can be used as snack or a side stir fry with rice.






Ingredients
Egg plant 1/2 (I used the large one) round cut or cut quarters
egg 1
garlic paste 1/2tsp
chilly powder 1/2 tsp
pepper powder 1/2 tsp
salt as per taste
bread crumbs 1/2 cup
oil for shallow frying 3 tbsp


Method
Wash and cut the egg plant into thin rounds or semicircle or quarters.Soak them in a bowl of water and then whisk an egg ,add in the spices ,salt.Dip each cut slice of egg plant into this and roll it in bread crumbs.Heat oil in a kadai and shallow fry them by turning both sides.place them on a paper towel and serve.

NOTES
* You can also omit the bread crumbs part and only dip it in egg mixture and shallow fry them.I did a few like that as shown in pics .Both  tasted good but those with the bread crumbs coating had more oil in them.


Also sending this to Dish It out- Brinjal and Garlic hosted by Sangee @ Spicy Treats


37 comments:

  1. This is interesting and different from the usual gram flour bhaji,sounds so yummy...nice recipe Julie!
    Thank you so much for linking it to the event...

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  2. love this.... feel like grabbing one......

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  3. wow....lovely snack with egg plant...superb

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  4. I had only heard of eggplant fritters using besan. This sounds interesting and easy.

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  5. Lovely fritters..:) I love egg plant and this is awesome..:))
    Reva

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  6. I liked the way you prepare egg plant fritters.

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  7. hey..it sound new..but looks yumm.using egg in making bajji very new idea..good one

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  8. Weather here is really cold and I would love to have some fritters with tea.

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  9. Very interesting..Perfect to pattikal kids and some fussy adults !! :-)

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  10. My mom makes brinjal bhajji but this method is very new to me. looks gr8..love to have with a cup of tea :)

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  11. It is very unique and tempting. Very addictive.

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  12. delicious looking fritters fabulously done

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  13. very nice and very different...great going.

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  14. nice snacks...loved it with bread crumbs

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  15. Looks so crunchy. Would love it for tea time

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  16. Yummy fritters, very nice color and looks crispy!

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  17. hi julie, great! i love egg plants and yours is spicy fried...yummy yum, i should try this. have a great weekend dear

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  18. Perfect for the climate now, this crispy bhajji n a hot cup of tea is what I need now...

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  19. Omg, am loving this flavourful and super tempting fritters..

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  20. Totally crispy and crunchy fritters....great tea-time snack!

    Vegetarian Cultural Creatives

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  21. innovative recipe... looks delicious..

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  22. Looks so crispy, very different from the usual besan bajjis.

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  23. very delicious fritters..looks yummy..!

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  24. Healthy & delicious..Got a very Good color & crispiness,Juls..!

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  25. Never made fitters with egg plant...looks yum...

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  26. Love fried eggplant - looks yummy!

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  27. Awesome... would love to try this!

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  28. Ooh, this looks very tempting..

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