Showing posts with label bonda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bonda. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Thayir Bonda or Thayir Vadai Curd Bonda
All Indians would have certainly tasted thayir vadai, the traditional vadai soaked in Curd. This bonda soaked in curd is little different . I prefer this to thayir vadai since there is no seasoning and no onions added .For the youngsters it is a very easy item as they need not flatten the vadai with a whole in the middle It is false proof too. The main thing to be taken care of for the dish turning perfect is the small tips to be followed. If you are going to make all the vadai or bonda and going to soak it in curd for hours and serve then the vadai is going to be soggy. So follow the blog exact to get good results
Ingredients
Urudh dhal -1 cup (It gives 30 bondas to the size shown in snap) In a party can be served to 10 people.
Green chili-1
Salt to taste
Oil to fry
Curd whipped with salt -3 cups (keep some curd extra)
Red chili powder- 1 table spoon
Coriander leaves for garnishing
Omam powder -1 table spoon (optional)
Procedure
Soak the dhal for 30 minutes. Dont soak more else there is a chance of bonda becoming oily. grind it the way you grind vada batter. Tip to the new ones grind it adding less than ¼ cup water. Excess water will make the bonda oily and also difficult to drop in oil. So use the minimum water. Since you are not using much water to grind check the grinder often and mix well. In between add the chili and salt needed too.
Add ½ litre oil in a kadai and heat.once the oil is hot keep the flame in medium. Take little batter in your hand and try to somewhat make it round between your fingers and drop in oil. If you don’t make it round also no problem. It will automatically form like bondas.If the bondas stick to each other also don’t worry .It can be separated once fried.Turn sides and fry golden brown with the flame high. Take the bondas and keep it in a tissue paper to absorb excess oil.
Keep the curd whipped along with salt also ready.If you are going to serve in a party,then when you are going to serve keep the required cups and place bondas in it. Add the curd to immerse the bondas in curd to all cups. Now sprinkle red chili powder and omam powder on top. Finally garnish with coriander leaves.
Important thing to be noted is that the bondas should not be allowed to soak in curd for more than 10 minutes.since there is no seasoning or onions children will love it.
To my surprise my younger one waited for me to take the snap and finished the cup. She is not a big fan of thayir vadai
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Wheat Flour Jaggery Bonda Sweet Bonda – Diwali Special
Diwali festival is Full of lights, May your life be filled with colors and lights of happiness.
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Hope you all had/having a great and safe Diwali :)
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For this Diwali I made this Sweet Bonda which is simple and wonderful dessert and can be prepared easily on special occasions and whenever you want to have some sweet with jaggery.
My mom used to make them very regularly when we were kids as evening snacks and we used to enjoy them after coming back from school.
These are prepared by simple ingredients like Wheat Flour and Jaggery. Adding coconut, rice flour and milk gave a yummy flavor. If we want we can omit them and use water instead of milk.
If we want crispiness to bondas we can use rice flour, if not we can avoid it. To get better shapes of bonda we can use a deep curved ladle or an icecream scoop to pour the batter into oil.
Ingredients:
Wheat flour – 1 cup
Jaggery grated – ½ cup
Sugar (optional) – 1 tsp
Dry Coconut grated (optional) – 2 tsp
Elachi Powder – a pinch
Milk – 5-6tsps
Water
Salt a pinch
Oil for deep frying
Preparation
- In a wide bowl take wheat flour, add grated jaggery , milk , sugar, elachi powder, coconut, salt and mix well.
- Add little water if required and mix well till the consistency of batter will be like vada batter.
- Keep this mixture aside for 1-2 hrs.
- Heat oil in a pan; pour the batter into it with the help of ladle.
- Cook well on medium flame.
- Fry bonda’s well till golden color and drain them to kitchen towel.
Sending this to Dish it out - Wheat and Jaggery hosted by SouthIndianHome originally started by Vardhini, Serve It - Festival Potluck hosted by Krithi & Denny, Diwali- Festival of LIGHTS hosted by Anu , My Diwali MyWay hosted by Khusi, Only Sweets and Desserts hosted by Gayathri originally started by Pari and to my event CC-Festive Food





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