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Monday, July 12, 2010

veg hara bhara kabab



Frnds this my experience which m sharing with you . Last year, like this year it was raining ,and in the rainy season wanted to have Something Hot snacky stuff,with tea.I was bored having pakodas as now now it has become ordinary item and nothing special about it anymore.Then finally i discovered,my innovation veg hara bhara kabab,which we can have in rainy season and for people who are diet conscious ,dont deep fry it,but you can shallow fry it in less oil.so frnds do try this in rainy season you will enjoy having and this is the best time as rainy season is going on.


INGREDIENTS REQUIRED FOR MAKING HARA BHARA KABAB:(VEG)

1. Peas (boil): 250gm

2.potatoes (boil ):5 to 6 large

3.spinach (boil):2 cup

4.ginger:2 to 3 tsp

5.green chillies chopped small:1/2 tsp

6.green corriander:2tsp

7.bread crumbs:1 cup(for binding and coating it)

8.cornflour:5 to 6 tsp(for binding it)

9. oil:for shallow fry

10.salt:to taste

11.red chilli powder:1/2tsp

12.garam masala:1 tsp

13.chat masala :1 to 2 tsp

METHOD:

1.Mash the boiled peas and and blend the spinach without adding any water.mix the mashed peas ,spinach puree,potatoes,green chillies,green corriander,salt,red chilli powder and the remaining ingredients.

2.Divide into equal portions and shape into medallions (round shape ball)

3.Heat oil in a frying pan to smoking point ,shallow fry until crispy and golden brown on both sides.Remove and drain excess oil.

4.Arrange neatly on a serving platter and serve hot accompanied by mint chutney(pudina chutney)

6 comments:

Unknown said...

Hi Megha,
I missed your Hara Bhara kakab yesterday but heard it was yummy... Lokking forward for more salad and low calorie recipes.
I tried making the pasta , it was simple and easy and everyone enjoyed it...looking forward to new posts...

Aastha said...

Hi megha! I'm so glad you have your own blog now.
I've been very lucky - you yourself made your hara bhara kababs for me once, and they were delicious!
I am definitely going to try making these... or tell mama to take your recipe and make them for me!

Indian Horror Club said...

Uhmm this looks pretty nice. I should try it out once.

megha said...

thanks a lot frnds for ur comment

Anonymous said...

hara bhara khabab is a fav...

Anonymous said...

hara bhara khabab is a fav...