You know how we pick up recipes from here and there? Jot them down on a piece of paper and then transcribe them with a lot of interest into our recipe books? My book is full of such recipes. Those that I found interesting when I read it and written down so diligently but never tried out. Various types of recipes... North Indian, Continental (or as we like to refer to them - Bakes), lately Mexican etc. I think the next month should go in trying out all these untried recipes. I am sure I will find a lot of gems out there.. a lot of keepers.
One such recipe was the Hara Bhara Kabab. I had written it down in so many different places but never tried it out. Finally I put my lethargy behind me and took the plunge and was so pleasantly surprised... It turned out extremely well.
One such recipe was the Hara Bhara Kabab. I had written it down in so many different places but never tried it out. Finally I put my lethargy behind me and took the plunge and was so pleasantly surprised... It turned out extremely well.
Recipe:
4 medium sized Potaoes boiled
3/4 cup Peas boiled
100 gms Spinach
3/4 cup Peas boiled
100 gms Spinach
1 tablespoon Green chillies chopped finely
2 tablespoons chopped coriander leaves
1 tablespoon chopped ginger
1 teaspoon chaat masala
2 tablespoon cornflour
salt to taste
2 tablespoons chopped coriander leaves
1 tablespoon chopped ginger
1 teaspoon chaat masala
2 tablespoon cornflour
salt to taste
Oil for deep frying
Peel and grate potatoes.
Mash boiled peas.
Blanch the spinach and finely chop it.
Mash boiled peas.
Blanch the spinach and finely chop it.
Mix the above 3 ingredients with green chillies, coriander leaves, ginger, chaat masala, cornflour and salt.
Divide it into 25 equal portions. Shape into a little tikki or ball and deep fry.
(In case there are worries on high calories that this dish will entail, then it can be shallow fried too.)
(In case there are worries on high calories that this dish will entail, then it can be shallow fried too.)
Serve hot along with green chutney and tomato ketchup.
18 comments:
Hi kamini,
This is lakshmi's mother. I think you should register with food blog desam. your blog will be noticed.
I'll soon post the recipe for potato pachadi.
do have a look at the lovely pictures of Taj in our blog. I took these at Lal bagh flower show .
Hi Kamini,
It's my first time here. you have some good recipes here.Kababs are looking good!
Kamini, thanks for your comment. Regarding my the logo in the pic,
it's done using photoshop elements.It really is very simple to create once you start playing around with photoshop. If you are familiar with photoshop, once you select your pic, just use the "Type tool" .
I hope this helps!
What a tempting picture, I could gobble these up! I usually make these muthia or sausage shape, these look scrumptious
Lovely looking kababs. You have tempted me enuf. Am gonna make this soon..
The kebabs looks yummy and inviting!!!
thaey r looking great.yummy..
Hi Kamini,
This is Gaurang. Sridhar's colleague. Your recipes look great. Make i make a suggestion. How about doing a A-Z of Andhra and Tamil receipes.(P.s. since i am a veg boy i would definitely like reading veg dishes but i guess you could do a A-Z of veg/non-veg both).. Looking forward to reading more of your yummy dishes
Hi Kamini, my frist time here today! Great blog and lovely kebab recipe!! Will come back again to see what this witch cooks up! ;)
Looks Yummy!!!
What about some recipes for the chutneys? Gita
what a beauty... i am tempted to pick one off the screen and eat...
you have a very nice blog here, kamini. i'm adding you to our blogroll.
Hey Kamini! These kababs look delicious, I'm going to give the recipe a try when I move to San Fran and let you know how it goes. In the meantime, check out my food blog too (great minds think alike!) http://www.globalgluttononline.blogspot.com/
Kamini, this looks absolutely yummy !!! Cant wait to eat them. Wish I was in Chennai, would have had you make them for me to eat :-)
Hi Kamini, this looks delicious! I was looking for a good evening snack(Which I seem to be running out of..hehe) and this one does the trick. Thanks for the wonderful recipe. I too started my food blog couple of days ago..hope you will take a peek..good day!
those looks awesome...can i grab few!
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