recipe for aloo bhujia /potato sev/bateta gathiya
recipe for aloo bhujia /potato sev
It’s a revised version of omapodi presented with tang and zing never to be missed as a tea time snack.Whenever there is a chance to relish a cup of this bhujia’s a hot cup of tea or coffee is a must.Enjoying bhujia’s are really the best time to die for.Its favorite kids snack that can be made easily at home.Never use to make this aloo bhujia as frequently as I use to make Omapodi.When I was referring various food blogs and books some of them call for adding mint leaves but have not tried it and kept this recipe for aloo bhujia simple without it.Potatoes are the star ingredient for this aloo bhujia.Adding rice flour is optional plain bengal gram dal flour itself is enough.The whole trick lies in even cooking of the bhujia’s we have to have the flame in control otherwise it will change its colour quickly.Always keep the flame in medium turn over and when cooked golden on both the sides take out.Instead of chat masala sometimes even lemon juice is also added for the tanginess. I have used hot oil for the dough but you can use even butter as a substitute.
recipe for aloo bhujia /potato sev
INGREDIENTS:
Bengal gram/chickpea flour/besan/kadala mavu – 3/4 cup
Boiled and grated potatoes – 3/4 cup
Salt to taste
Chat masala powder – 1 tsp or as per taste
Chilli powder – 1 tsp
Turmeric powder – 1/2 tsp
Rice powder/arisi maavu – 1 tbsp(optional)
Asafoetida/hing – 1/2-3/4 tsp
Hot oil or soft butter – 1 tbsp
METHOD:
1.Boil potatoes soft and grate them making 3/4 th cup.
2.Add salt,chat masala,chilli powder,turmeric powder,rice powder and hing to bengal gram powder.
3.Mix well and keep ready.
4.Take a broad vessel add grated potatoes mash with hands till smooth.
5.Add the besan mixture to the potatoes add 1 tbsp of hot oil and make a dough(no need to add water).
6.Take a murukku press grease it with oil add the dough to it.
7.In between heat oil and keep it medium when frying.
8.Squeeze out and fry.
9.When sizzling sound is over its ready.
10.Take out in a tissue.
recipe for aloo bhujia /potato sev
Ingredients
- Bengal gram/chickpea flour/besan/kadala mavu/- 3/4 cup
- Boiled and grated potatoes - 3/4 cup
- Salt to taste
- Chat masala powder - 1 tsp or as per taste
- Chilli powder - 1 tsp
- Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
- Rice powder/arisi maavu - 1 tbsp optional
- Asafoetida/hing - 1/2-3/4 tsp
- Hot oil or soft butter - 1 tbsp
Instructions
- Boil potatoes soft and grate them making 3/4 th cup.
- Add salt,chat masala,chilli powder,turmeric powder,rice powder and hing to bengal gram powder.
- Mix well and keep ready.
- Take a broad vessel add grated potatoes mash with hands till smooth.
- Add the beasn mixture to the potatoes add 1 tbsp of hot oil and make a dough.
- Take a murukku press grease it with oil add the dough to it.
- In between heat oil and keep it medium when frying.
- Squeeze out and fry.
- When sizzling sound is over its ready.
- Take out in a tissue.
Notes
Instead of oil you can use even butter when making dough.
By grating potatoes we can avoid lumps than mashing it.
You can manage adding spices according to your taste.
Other snacks to check here:
south indian murukku /pottukadalai murukku
This time its potato relishes from culinary hoppers
Piyali’s – Bhapa aloo
Jaya’s – Frankie potato wrap
Shubha’s –Aloo halwa
Padma’s – Chettinad potato roast
Parvathy’s –Swiss potato pancakes
Swati’s – Aloo matar parcel samosa
Poornima’s – Baked samosa
Comments (7)
Piyali
Vani this is simply too too good. I love Aloo Bhujia and can finish that bowl right away. This is not easy to make, but you have simply nailed it dear. It looks better than the store bought packets and the bonus is that it is homemade, hygienic and made with love. Kudos dear. Loved this share to the hilt. Pictures are exceptional.
parvathy
This is excellent Vani. I have always loved aloo bhujia as it is , or just sprinkled on any dishes . So good to munch with a hot cup of tea. Love the pictures as well
Shubha
Love love love these aloo bhujias.. And what a great post as always.. brilliant clicks and superb props..loved it:)
Poornima Hegde
I have always loved Aloo bhujia and usually demolish a whole pack of it.. You have perfected it and that bowl of bhujia looks tastier than the store bought ones. Beautiful presentation and pictures too.
Padma Veeranki
Oh!! I so love aloo bhujia with my evening coffee..you have nailed it!!.The pearls jewellery caught my attention…loved everything in the frame!!
jayashree
I have been thinking about this one since sometime, now need to try this one Vani. This is absolutely delicious to binge with a cup of tea. Thanks Vani
Swati
Thank you for sharing the recipe of Aloo bhujiya . This is my son’s favorite and we always bring a pack of haldiram Aloo bhujiya at home . I will try making Aloo bhujiya from your recipe , home made will be fresher and delicious too. Well explained recipe and bhujiya looks so tempting.