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Mouth-watering Aloo Bondas |
These are the yummiest snacks ever, as far as I am concerned! Easy to prepare and tastes great. I remember my mom making these during festivals too! And ever since I have seen so many versions of these delicious bondas in many blogs, I’ve been thinking to make these. So I tried and they turned out so good and yummy!
Here is my version:
Ingredients:
- 3 medium sized Potatoes
- 1 cup Besan (Senagapindi, Chickpea Flour)
- A pinch of Soda
- ¼ tsp Cumin Seeds (Optional)
- ½ tsp Peppercorns (Optional)
- 1 or 2 small green Chilies, cut into tiny pieces
- Salt as required
- Oil to deep fry
Note: As
I used both peppercorns and green chilies, the bondas became little
spicy. So if you want to cut down on the spiciness, use only one of
those.
Method:
- Boil
potatoes, peel the skin and mash them into a fine paste. Add
peppercorns + cumin seeds + chilies to the mashed potatoes and mix well.
- Then make small balls out of the mashed potato mixture and keep aside.
- In a different bowl, mix besan with salt and soda and make a thin batter by adding some water.
- Heat the oil in a deep-bottomed pan. When the oil is hot, dip the potato balls in the batter and drop carefully in the oil.
- Fry
until the bondas turn golden brown in color. Then take them out of the
oil and place them on a paper towel to drain the excess oil. Repeat the
same process with remaining potato balls.
- Enjoy these bondas with a hot cup of tea or coffee or just like that. Yummy!!
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Yummy Aloo Bondas lined up to be savored |
Yummy...yummy..yummy...:)...cool pic
ReplyDeleteYes, Uma I had a nice break and am back. These potato bondas look so crispy and lovely...great appetizers on a rainy day!
ReplyDeletelooks delicious..love them..I love all your plates/cookware on which you serve..they are all beautiful and looks like you have a nice collection..
ReplyDeleteI second your opening statement - these are the yummiest!
ReplyDeleteBondaalu chaala chaala bagunayi nooru uristunayi Uma:))
ReplyDeleteFirst of all love both the plates on which U presented the bondas.
Wow my favourite. Looks yum.
ReplyDeleteah, those deep fried loves...
ReplyDeleteDelicious!!I love alu bondas in any form. I have seen so many versions around the blogosohere. Wish I could eat those right now!!
ReplyDeleteBonda looks so crispy and delicious Uma..U r tempting me with the pics..
ReplyDeleteAnyday I would take spicy food over bland food... I see those little peppercorns peeking out of the potato mixture... calling out my name!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious.. yummy nice click...
ReplyDeletePotato bondas look yummy Uma!
ReplyDeleteI love potato bondas, the are always welcome in our place
ReplyDeleteMy Favourite snack Uma..i havent tried with pepper..it looks so yummy.
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely Uma.. and how adorabl is that plate!
ReplyDeleteoh, I love these! With some ketchup, they are my all time fav....
ReplyDeletewhite color potato stuffing looks delecious uma
ReplyDeleteDo we refuse all those yummy beauties, spicy or not i am ready to digg in :) Lovely bondas
ReplyDeleteI love them a lot. Good looking yummy bondas.
ReplyDeleteuma bonda's looks yummy and tasty
ReplyDeletebondas looks so awesome.. are they same as batata vadas??? im wondering :)
ReplyDeleteOooh this is one of my faves...looks so yummy...great pics too....
ReplyDeletesuper uma...as usual...i luved ur leaf plate....
ReplyDeletelooks perfect n delicious.
ReplyDeleteMy all time favorite :)!!
ReplyDeleteUma Tagged u and an award waiting!!
Those aloo bondas remind me of my dad's native. We always munched 'rupaee bondalu'. They look yumm Uma..
ReplyDeleteMy college cantine food..oh delicious, mouthwatering, yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm entry!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a yummy snack! Perfectly done!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing uma....
ReplyDeletelooks cute
The first photo's cute. This is The Spouse's favourite but we're not snack-making persons so he can continue to buy them and eat them! LOL!
ReplyDeletebondas looks really yummy
ReplyDeleteBonda looks lovely....temptin pics!
ReplyDeleteuma bondas looks soso yummy yes my fav too i also make them but only thing i will add ginger garlic paste to aloo mixture plates are so beautiful
ReplyDeleteHi Uma
ReplyDeleteThe bondas are lovely..a tasty snack..its raining here too and I want to make these today evening :))
I've never added peppercorns before.. the spicier the better :)
ReplyDeleteuma dear u have tagged at http://fooddamaka.blogspot.com/2008/09/karam-chutney.html
ReplyDeleteUma yum I know I would really love these - delish :)
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Rosie x
Wow, my all-time and any-tiem favourite...All the better if someone makes it for me ;)..
ReplyDeleteUma-
ReplyDeletefabulous display of the potato bondas....you've given me an idea on what to do for the weekend snack, now.
potato bonda is really superb!
ReplyDeleteawesome bondas
ReplyDeleteHi Spice babe !
ReplyDeleteI wish u a Happy Birthday (may be is it soon), i am guessing that it could be this weekend! Enjoy ur special day sure ur kids and husb will make ur day memorable :)
Hugs,
Cham.
awsome and yummy bondas...v used to add turmeri in potato mixture..
ReplyDeleteHad to try this right away! read it sunday morning, and now at 1.54 they're already gone. served 'em with ketchup too, hot sauce for next time.
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