"These bhajis are a perfect way to use up any leftover veg you have and with an added element of panch phoran spice they have a very authentic flavour, Indian fakeaway, here we come!"
Thanks to Nikibakes for the delicious recipe.
"These bhajis are a perfect way to use up any leftover veg you have and with an added element of...
2 | large onions, any colour, peeled and very finely sliced |
2 | parsnips or carrots, peeled and grated |
1 | medium potato or sweet potato, peeled and grated |
1 tsp | fresh ginger, minced |
1 tsp | ground cumin |
1 tsp | ground coriander |
1/4 tsp | ground turmeric |
1 tsp | chilli flakes, optional |
1 tbsp | patch phora spice blend |
1 tsp | sea salt |
1/2 tsp | garlic powder |
a pinch | fenugreek powder |
approx 400ml | vegetable oil, for deep frying |
120g | gram/besan flour |
1 tbsp | cornflour |
1/2 tsp | bicarbonate of soda |
130ml | water |
fresh coriander | |
1 tbsp | natural yoghurt (or dairy free coconut yoghurt) |
"These bhajis are a perfect way to use up any leftover veg you have and with an added element of panch phoran spice they have a very authentic flavour, Indian fakeaway, here we come!"
Thanks to Nikibakes for the delicious recipe.
Printed with kind permission from Meera Sodha's cookbook Fresh India (Fig Tree, £20). "These are a step forward from the...
This dish can be confusing when you look at the picture, but in India you will find the deep fried...
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