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Thursday, 24 January 2019

Stuffed Mirchi Bajji, Mirapakaya bajji, Andhra style stuffed mirchi bajji

Stuffed Mirchi Bajji is spicy, tangy, tasty, flavoured,very less bit sour in taste. I think I mentioned almost all flavours🤗, as spicy from mirchi we used bajji green chilli which is bit less spicy compared to other green chilli and it is specially used for mirchi bajji. Flavoured becoz of the ajwain /carom / vamu/omam used in it, it gives good digestive system. Very bit sour(while biting chilli)becoz of tamarind paste we use in its stuffing which gives good taste to mirchi bajji. It is easy to prepare and we do 2 filling one before frying and other before serving. 



        Though Mirchi bajji is famous in Rayalseema as snack and in breakfast(everywhere & anytime😎)  along with uggani.I had this stuffed mirchi bajji in Tenali as street food(Hubby's place)  many times whenever we visit. And it is called as mirapakaya bajji in Andhra. I want to dedicate this recipe to my brother Ram becoz I never saw a person who loves bajji that much as he😍😍. And in our family view my mom prepare best bajji's😍😘. 


                Stuffed Mirchi Bajji

Preparation Time : 20 minutes
Cook Time : 15  minutes
Serves : 5
Category : Snack/Starter
Recipe Cuisine: Andhra
Main ingredients :  Bajji Mirchi
Author : Arunasaraschandra        


Ingredients 

Bajji Mirchi - 5
Oil - to deep fry

For stuffing 1

Tamarind - lemon size
Roasted Chanadal powder - 1/cup
Ajwain/carom seeds/vamu/omam - 2 tsp
Salt as per taste

For Batter

Besan powder/shanagapindi/gram flour- 11/2 cup
Rice flour - 1 tsp
Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
Red chilli powder - 1/4 tsp(optional)
Ajwain seeds - 1 tsp
Hot oil - 1 tsp
Water - nearly 3/4 cup(adjust)
Baking soda - a pinch
Salt as per taste

For stuffing 2

Onions - 2 (finely chopped)
Coriander leaves - 2 tsp(finely chopped)
Red chilli powder - 1 tsp
Ground nuts - 1 tsp
Lemon juice - 3 tsp(1 small lemon)
Salt as per taste

Instructions

1) Soak lemon size tamarind in water(use less water). 



2) Take a mixer jar add roasted Chana dal/putnalu grind it to fine powder and take it into cup. 



3) Wash bajji mirchi and tap with dry cloth. Slit the mirchi in middle using knife. 



4) Remove the mirchi seeds from back side of spoon. 



5) Extract pulp from soaked tamarind, then add roasted Chanadal power/putnalu podi, salt, ajwain seeds/vamu, salt. 



6) Mix the above well without adding any water. 



7) Now fill the above masala in the slited mirchi bajji and keep it aside. 



8) Repeat the same for remaining mirchi's too. 



9) Take a pan add oil to deep fry and let it heat on very low flames and start preparing batter. Take a bowl add besan powder, rice flour, ajwain, salt, red chilli powder, baking soda and mixeverything well by adding water little by little. 



10) Now add 1 tsp of hot oil and mix well to thick batter. 


11) Check oil heat by dropping little batter, if the batter immediately comes up then start dropping bajji's. 



12) Take stuffed mirchi by holding its stem and dip it into batter. 



13) Now  coat the stuffed mirchi with batter by rolling it carefully. 



14) Now drop the coated stuffed mirchi in oil. 



15) Reapeat the same for other  stuffed mirchi's. Fry the bajji by roasting all the sides slowly in medium - low flames. And take it into plate and repeat the process. 



16) Switch off the flames and drop ground nuts in hot oil and fry it till changes color and take it into cup. 



17) Bajji' s are ready, it's time to prepare onion masala stuffing. Take a bowl add finely chopped onions, coriander leaves, salt, red chilli powder, fried groundnuts. 


18) Now extract Leon juice into the above onion mixture. 



19) Mix the above well and start stuffing. Take prepared bajji, slit in middle with knife. 



20) Now fill the onion masala mixture using spoon or directly with your fingers. Repeat the same to the other bajji's and take it into plate. 



That's it yummy, tasty, tempting, mouthwatering Andhra style stuffed mirchi bajji's is ready. Serve it with hot tea or have it in your meals as your wish😋🤗. 



  Today I had with mudda pappu, drumstick rasam with homemade ghee(upcoming recipes)😍💞. 

Note

* You can use normal green chilli's too but it will bit more spicy and can't fill stuffing - 1 properly

* Removing seeds from bajji mirchi/green chilli is optional. If you want more spice you can keep it. 

* you can also add roasted cumin powder in stuffing 1. 

* you can also add hing while mixing batter.  And also you can avoid ajwain seeds and red chilli powder while mixing batter. 

* If you are not comfortable by adding baking soda just skip it. 

Tips

** Adding baking soda while mixing batter will make bajji fluffy. But remember add a pinch of it otherwise bajji will absorb more oil. 

** Adding rice flour will make bajji crispy. You can also add roasted Chanadal powder/putnalu podi to get crispy. 

** Also adding 1 tsp of hot oil while mixing batter will make bajji crispy. Do not too much oil otherwise batter Donot coat to green chilli well. 

** Do not add more water while soaking tamarind. Take thick tamarind pulp. Otherwise it will comes out while frying bajji's. 

** Firstly stuff green chillies, keep it ready and start doing other things so that green chillies will taste good by absorbing tamarind extract. 

** Add stuffing 2 (Onion masala mixture ) before serving so that bajji will crisp. 

** Maintain oil heat on medium-low flames while frying bajji's, so that the mirchi and stuffing cook well. Otherwise mirchi color changes immediately and do not cook inside well. 

** As we get digestive problems by using gram flour/bean flour we use ajwain seeds/vaamu/omam so that we do not get any probs. So do not think about oil, enjoy this stuffed mirchi bajji in this winter season with your friends and family. 

 I mentioned almost all the tips that i know and remember, hope you like this Andhra style stuffed mirchi bajji, Mirapakayalu bajji. Also check some of the starters and snack recipes bys clicking the link below the pic... 


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Saturday, 4 August 2018

Vaamu akku bajji ~ Ajwain patee ke pakode ~ Doddapatre bajji

Vaamu aaku in telugu is also known as Doddaptre in kannada, ajwain patta in hindi, karpura valli in Tamil, carom leaves in English.  Carom leaves, carom seeds enhances the digestive function. As its raining in Adoni, thought to have some hot snacks. My mom told we will prepare vaamu akku bajji, i heard many times about this bajji but never tried. Today i did it for first time with my mom's instructions & home grown ajwain leaves.  It came very yummy , tasty and its very aromatic and main thing is it's  very easy to prepare 😉.

Also check my other bajji and snack recipes

                      vaamu aaku bajji

Preparation Time :  10 minutes  

Cook Time : 10 minutes
Serves : 12 bajjis
Recipe Category: Snack/bajji
Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Main ingredient - vaamu aaku
Author : Aruna

Ingredients 

Vaamu akku- 12 leaves
Gram flour/bean - 1 cup
Rice flour - 1/4 cup
Red chilli powder - 1 1/2 tsp
Cooking soda - a small pinch
Oil - to deep fry
Salt as per taste



 Instructions to prepare Vaamu akku bajji

1) Take carom leaves/vaamu aaku wash well without any dust and pat it with kitchen towel carefully without breaking leaf. 



2) Take a bowl add gram slour/besan/sanagapindi, rice flour, salt, red chilli powder, salt, cooking soda and mix it well. 



3) Add little amount of water mix it well without any lumps. 



4) Add 1 tsp of hot oil in the batter to thick consistency as bajji batter. 



 5) Take a pan add oil to deep fry and heat it on low flame. Check the oil heat by drop  little amount of batter in oil if it comes up then oil is ready to fry bajji. 



6) Take one ajwain  leaf in batter coat it both side, drop it in  oil  and fry it. 


7) Fry the bajji both sides till changes color both sides and bubbles stop. 


8) Take the above fried bajji in plate. 



9) Continues the same process for remaking carom leaves/ajwain patta/vaamu akku and take it in plate. 



Yummy, tasty, mouth watering  vaamu aaku bajji is ready to serve 😋😋. Enjoy this tasty bajji with cup of tea and enjoy rain 😍. 

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Note

◆ Take fresh leaves to prepare bajji. 

◆ Clean the leaves carefully so that it does not break. 

Tips

 ● Adding rice flour makes bajji crispy. 

●  Mix batter by adding little water so that the batter mix well without any lumps. 

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Monday, 1 February 2021

Rayalaseema Pugyalu for uggani|| choor puggi || Onion Bajji || Adoni popular street food pugyalu

Rayalseema, Adoni special street food choor puggi or pugyalu || Onion bajji . Choor puggi recipe with step by step pics and tips. We also call this pugyalu as bur buri in Kannada. Surely you will thinking that- "Now what is this choor puggi yaar" right 😂 , choor puggi mean small bajji's. Hope you got some idea, d't stop here keeping reading you will get more information about my native place Adoni 😍.   I am born and brought up in Adoni city, Kurnool district. Adoni is famous for many things, mainly city with many religions so we Adoni people surely know Telugu, Kannada and Hindi/Urdu languages. Ranamandala temple, Maha Yogi lakshmama avva, Mangaraya temple, hanuman statue, Maremmavva temple, Panchamukki Anjaneya swamy temple, many church and masjid's. And Mantralayam - Lord Raghavendra Swamy temple is near to Adoni.  Adoni is also called as second Mumbai, as it is famous for marketing mainly cotton market in our childhood.  We had many cotton comities in Adoni, but many of them are closed now. 



     Uggani bajji is popular breakfast recipe in Adoni, some other popular street foods are mirchi bajji, bhel, gobi manchuria, cut mirchi, vankaya bonda, aloo bonda. Sweets like paal kova we get freshly prepared paal khova, khova bun, iyengar bakery puff, dil pasand. Drinks like nanari also known as suganda in some areas of Andhra and many more. Today I am sharing one of my family fav choor puggi or bur buri in Kannada, we also call it pugyalu in Telugu. This is prepared using gram flour, it is crispy from out and soft inside. This is best tea time snack, as side dish for lunch and we Adoni people love to have it with Uggani 😋.Surely there will be some name for this bajji's in your place, let me know that name in comment box. I saw this funny shape in my bajji, find fun in your cooking and enjoy your cooking skills 😍.


    Now d't ask me this creature name😄, just enjoy the way my baby squirrel enjoying 😍.




What is the difference between onion pakoda & this onion bajji 

** Onion pakoda batter will be thick, we prepare this using very very little water.
** For onion bajji we prepare batter not much thick or thin by adding water.
** Texture of pakoda will be hard and crispy inside and outside.
** Texture of this onion bajji will be smooth inside and crispy outside.
** Onion Pakoda shell life is more, it stay crispy for long time. 
** This onion bajji/pugyalu taste crispy for some time and have to finish it in a day. 

Let's start our recipe..

Foodie Monday Blog Hop

Taking this crispy and tasty onion bajji / choori  puggi recipe  to  FoodieMondayBloghop fb group's  #283StreetFoodOfIndia theme. By this time you are all aware that I am part of this lovely group where we bloggers share recipe for theme suggested by a person in alphabetical order every week. This week theme is suggested by "Priya Iyer" who bogs at "thephotowali". I love her presentation and clear explanation about recipes. I bookmarked her recent PavBhajjiGujarati Vatana valor bateta tuver nu shaak recipes to try soon. Do check out her blog for many healthy, regional and very interesting recipes from different places.  

                          

                                     Choor Puggi / Pugyalu 

Preparation time - 10 minutes
cook time : 20 min
Serves : 250 gms
Category : snacks 
Recipe Cuisine: Rayalseema 
Main ingredients : Gram flour
Author : Aruna SarasChandra

Ingredients 

Gram flour / senaga pindi - 1 cup
rice flour - 1/4 cup
finely chopped onion - 2
finely chopped green chilli - 2 tsp
ginger pieces - 1 tsp
curry leaves - 1 sprig
coriander leaves - 1 tsp (finely chopped)
red chilli powder - 1 tsp
turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
ajwain / carom seeds - 1 tsp
cooking soda - pinch(optional)
salt - as per taste 
oil - to deep fry

Instructions

1)  Add oil to heat in a wide pan on low flames and then take onions, chopped green chilli, ginger, curry leaves, coriander leaves in a wide bowl.


2) Now add gram flour, rice flour, turmeric powder, red chilli powder, salt, ajwain seeds and pinch of cooking soda to the above.

                  

3) Now add water little by little and mix batter, batter should not be too thick or too thin.


4) Now add 1 tsp of hot oil to the above and mix everything well.


5) Check oil heat by dropping some batter if it comes up quickly then our oil is ready to prepare bajji. Now take some batter with your fingers and drop it in oil. 



6) Fry the above both sides till it changes color. 


7) Repeat the same process for remaining batter, fry it both sides till it changes color on low to medium flames and take it into plate.


Tips


** Skip adding red chilli to get yellow color to bajji.
** You can also add ginger garlic paste instead of ginger.
** Instead ajwain/carom seeds you can also add cumin seeds.
**Do not fry bajji on low flames, if you feel oil is more heat. Then switch off the flames for sometime and start again.
** Serve this snacks with tomato ketchup or with any chutney's.

Hope you liked our Adoni popular street food Pugyalu, also check other snack recipes by just clicking the link below pic..

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