Showing posts with label adai mavu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adai mavu. Show all posts

Friday, November 22, 2019

Cheesy leftover batter pakoras

With adai / dosa batter which is left over and you're in the mood for some hot snacks on a cold / rainy day, try this recipe. I'm sure your family will love it and it will be over in a jiffy.

INGREDIENTS
adai/ dosa left over batter
fine suji/ rava as needed
rice flour as needed
onion finely chopped 1 big or 1 cup depending on the batter
salt to taste
green chilies finely chopped to taste
coriander leaves finely chopped 2 tbsp
cheese cubes cut into small pieces
oil for frying

METHOD
if you're using left over adai mavu, you will need rice flour and little rava to make the batter

In case you're using leftover dosa batter, if it is quite thin, add rice flour and rava to get the right consistency
add other ingredients except cheese to get a thick batter, take little batter, put a small piece of cheese, cover with some batter, making sure it is well covered, deep fry in medium hot oil, till golden, drain well on kitchen towel, serve hot with chutney / ketchup of your choice.

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Adai mavu pakoras

At times, one gets bored of eating the same stuff. Also when little batter is left over, one wonders what to do with it. One can always make hot pakoras, which I'm sure is everyone's favourite.

INGREDIENTS
adai mavu 
rice flour as needed
onion finely chopped 1 big
curry leaves finely chopped  2 tsp
cashew nuts / peanuts chopped 2-3 tbsp
salt to taste ( be careful as adai mavu will have salt)
coriander leaves finely chopped 1 tbsp
oil for frying

METHOD
depending on the left over adai mavu, add onion and other ingredients, mix well, then add rice flour to get the correct consistency of pakora batter, as it should be on the thicker side. Then add salt accordingly, mix well. 
Heat oil on medium flame, before you start mixing, as then it will be hot for you to start making pakoras as you finish mixing.
Serve hot , it tastes good plain, or with chutney or ketchup.

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 for cheesy pakoras see my next post