Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Onion Bhaji

Once a while, we love to have some deep fried snacks and its has been a long i prepared bhaji with onions, its our family's favourite deep fried dish, eventhough i do prepare rarely, its holiday here and needless to say that how busy i am now and trying to making out some usual snacks for our evening  which was quite a routine now, when the climate is too cold and rainy..Enjoyed having this crispy fritters for our yesterday's evening snacks with some coffee..My mom used to add idli batter  and corn flour while making out this fritters and i do the same while making out bhajis with any veggies, that turns the bhaji really very light and crispy.


2nos Big onions(sliced as round circles)
1/2cup Gram flour
1/4cup Corn flour
1/4cup Rice flour
1/2tsp Fennel seed powder
1tsp Red chilly powder
1/4cup Idly batter
1pinch Baking soda
1pinch Food colour (optional)
Salt
Oil

Mix the gram flour, corn flour, rice flour, fennel seed powder, red chilly powder, baking soda, idly batter, food colour, salt and some water as thick batter, heat the oil for deep frying, dip the onion slices to the prepared batter and deep fry them until they turns golden brown..

Fry them in batches and serve with spicy coconut chutney!!

54 comments:

Love2cook Malaysia said... Reply To This Comment

Wow, those fritters looking really yummy! I wanna have for my teabreak as well! hehe...:)

Raks said... Reply To This Comment

drooling,sure will make in this weekend,u tempted me :) I too add idly dosa batter and corn flour any one but not both will try with fennel this time :)

Unknown said... Reply To This Comment

i love onion bajji ..looks good...i have never made this, but my mom used to make it...you reminded me of this yummy delicacy..

Deepa G Joshi said... Reply To This Comment

onion bhaji looks so nice and crispy..like this crunchy munchy snack at tea time.

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Veggie Hut said... Reply To This Comment

Oh... Thats making my mouthwater.. I love onion bhaaji.. yours is a bit different with idli batter.. Really its looking very crisp.. Adding rice flour should also do the trick if we dont have idli batter?
Lovely captures!!
Cheers

Jyoti

Sushma Mallya said... Reply To This Comment

using idli batter sounds so interesting,nice idea priya...what all idea u get...very innovative and looks really crispy ...

Tina said... Reply To This Comment

Yummy and crispy bhaji...

Aruna Manikandan said... Reply To This Comment

My all time favorite snack
Onion Bhaji looks perfect and crispy.
Like to have some :-)

Meena said... Reply To This Comment

Priya, my friend...yummm-oooo is all I can say...

Love the addition of fennel seed

CurryLeaf said... Reply To This Comment

Drooling :P :P Love these.

Parita said... Reply To This Comment

My favorite bhajjis of all..never tried adding rice flour and corn flour, something new!

Alka said... Reply To This Comment

Its harmful to look at these crispy treats when you are counting calories..wont forgive you for that..lol
We generally makes bhajjis with sliced onions...rings sounds too good....shall give it a try !

Nandinis food said... Reply To This Comment

Scrumptious bajji! It's puffy and cute! Very palatable!

Suparna said... Reply To This Comment

my sashtang namaskarams to u dear :) u and ur creativity is taking the blogging world by strom :) the onion bhajji looks absolute delicacy for tea time :)
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Shanthi Krishnakumar said... Reply To This Comment

Crispy and tempting

FH said... Reply To This Comment

Bajjis look mouthwatering. I haven't fried in a long time, must fry some Pooris soon. I am craving! :D

Shri said... Reply To This Comment

Yummm!

Jayashree said... Reply To This Comment

Looks so lovely and brown and crisp. I too add idli batter to my bhajji mavu.

Urmi said... Reply To This Comment

Onion bhaji is my favourite. Looks crispy and yummy. Perfect for snacks with tea.

Cool Lassi(e) said... Reply To This Comment

Proportions aside, this is how we do it at home as well. Looks sooo tempting..perfectly puffed and browned. Yum!

Preeti Kashyap said... Reply To This Comment

Now who doesn't drool for this? Totally yummm. Nice click!

Saraswathy Balakrishnan said... Reply To This Comment

That's a deliciously mouth-watering platter filled with crispy onion bhaji which looks too appealing to say No:)
I'm drooling at the click!!
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Rachana said... Reply To This Comment

one of my favourites... looks really yummy!!!!

Unknown said... Reply To This Comment

woow!!!looks really crispy and yummy,,nice clicks...

Jyoti V said... Reply To This Comment

Perfect with tea..looks so crispy..

suvaiyaana suvai said... Reply To This Comment

mouth watering Priya!

Vrinda said... Reply To This Comment

Looks crispy and yummy....

Latha said... Reply To This Comment

Yummy!!!

Renuka Bedre - Rao said... Reply To This Comment

perfect tea time snack!!! looks so so tasty!!

Anonymous said... Reply To This Comment

Beautiful, Beautiful. I'm Hungry !!

Trendsetters said... Reply To This Comment

crispy n golden fried....cool

Usha said... Reply To This Comment

Wow these bhajis look tempting !

AnuSriram said... Reply To This Comment

My favourite snack too.. Love to have it with a cup of tea for this snowy weather..

Gomathy S said... Reply To This Comment

I also add idli batter to make bhajji..looks lovely..:)

Anonymous said... Reply To This Comment

Wow...looks yummy. I wish I could reach out to those bajjis in the picture! Lovely tea-time snack Priya!

Nithu Bala said... Reply To This Comment

Yummy and crispy..

Swathi said... Reply To This Comment

Priya,

Onion Bhaji, is good with tea, i love it.

Simplyfood said... Reply To This Comment

Lovely fritters on a cold snowy day.

priya said... Reply To This Comment

perfect tea time snack!...crunchy!

kamalabhoopathy said... Reply To This Comment

Bhaji is perfect looking crisp and i too add dosa batter some time for a change.

Shama Nagarajan said... Reply To This Comment

yummy bhajis...looks perfect

Madhuri Krishna Bhat said... Reply To This Comment

yum yum yum and crisp after that one cup chai please :)

Lisa Turner said... Reply To This Comment

This is one of my favorite Indian snacks. I have yet to make them at home, but I have a craving now ...

Sayantani said... Reply To This Comment

today I wont comment on your food coz everyone in the blogosphere knows you are a master in this art but what few of us know is your handworks are equally mindblowing. what creative works Priya. lovely things you have made. keep it up. betwwen onion bhajis are my fav and looks fab.

Hayley said... Reply To This Comment

Lovely and crispy Onion Bhaji..never added idly batter..new to me..

tasteofbeirut said... Reply To This Comment

Would love to eat a gallon of these!

Unknown said... Reply To This Comment

Love love the look of those onion bhaji, priya:)Absolutely delicious looking..:)

Gita Jaishankar said... Reply To This Comment

I too made this for lunch Priya...this is my hubby's favorite! yours looks so cripsy and yummy :)

Lakshmi said... Reply To This Comment

ahaaaa....I am craving for few now :P

Home Cooked Oriya Food said... Reply To This Comment

absolutely gorgeous click...

Anjum said... Reply To This Comment

I'm going to my kitchen right after I finish typing this comment.The wonderful clicks have triggered off my craving for this yummy snack:-))
Great tip to add those extra ingredients to the batter.

Cooking Foodie said... Reply To This Comment

Nothing like rain and fritters right? These are one of my favorites too. Have never tried them with rice flour though...

Menaga Sathia said... Reply To This Comment

one of my favourite ...looks crispy!!

Mangala Bhat said... Reply To This Comment

wow!yummy crispy!drooling right here!!