Here is a simple kid's favorite recipe which I adapted from a cookery show.It is a easy to make protein rich,delicious and filling snack made with ground chickpeas and spices.I made this one without adding any veggies,if you want you can add veggies of your choice to make it more healthier.
When I made this one for first time,had a doubt whether it tastes like masala vadai,but it tastes different which has a crispy outer layer and soft inner layer.Now to the recipe....
Ingredients
Method
Grind the soaked channa coarsely in a blender without adding water.
Add everything except oil,mix it well.
Divide the mixture to equal portions and shape them to a oblong kababs and set it aside.
Heat a pan with oil and once it becomes hot fry the kababs till crisp and golden.Drain it on a kitchen towel.
Serve it with ketchup and green chutney.
Enjoy....................................
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When I made this one for first time,had a doubt whether it tastes like masala vadai,but it tastes different which has a crispy outer layer and soft inner layer.Now to the recipe....
Ingredients
Ingredient | Quantity |
---|---|
Chick peas/channa(soaked) | 1cup |
Onion(finely chopped) | 2nos.(medium size) |
Green chilly(finely chopped) | 2nos. |
Garlic/poondu(finely chopped) | 2tsp |
Ginger/Inji(finely chopped) | 1tsp |
Red chilly powder | 1/2tsp |
Coriander leaves(finely chopped) | 2tbs |
Mint leaves(finely chopped) | 10-15nos. |
Rice flour/arisimaavu | 2tbs |
Corn flour | 1tbs |
Chaat masala powder | 1tsp |
Salt | to taste |
Oil | for deep frying |
Method
Grind the soaked channa coarsely in a blender without adding water.
Add everything except oil,mix it well.
Divide the mixture to equal portions and shape them to a oblong kababs and set it aside.
Heat a pan with oil and once it becomes hot fry the kababs till crisp and golden.Drain it on a kitchen towel.
Serve it with ketchup and green chutney.
Enjoy....................................
- Veggies such as finely chopped cabbage,carrot can also be added.
- Make sure the channa is grind properly,if any whole channa is there it may splutter.
- Fry 4-5 kababs at a time to get the color evenly.
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Lovely crispy kababs..
ReplyDeletelooks very yummy .. am sure they must have tasted heavenly :D
ReplyDeleteYummy n tempting Kebabs...lovely preparation, no doubt kids will love this healthy kebabs...Nice Pics n presentation!!
ReplyDeleteSpicy Treats
looks super yummy....
ReplyDeleteDelicious kebab!!
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Kababs look crisp and must have tasted great!
ReplyDeletethey looks super tempting and yummy!
ReplyDeleteWill try this Nalini!
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ReplyDeletelooking delicious and crunchy chenna kebab..must try it...
ReplyDeletewow, yummy kababs. looks great
ReplyDeletePerfect for snack time and well prepared.
ReplyDeleteDelicious and tempting Kababs!!!!
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ReplyDeletewow so crispy snacks..
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ReplyDeletelooks delicious...yummy...
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Delicious kebabs.
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ReplyDeleteWould love to try it.
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All i need is to take the dipped kebab and eat it, unfortunately the screen is not letting me do it. Looks super yum!!!
ReplyDeleteFeel like grabbing a couple from the screen. :)
ReplyDeleteLooks perfect.Lovely kebabs...
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ReplyDeleteCould they be baked? I don't like to deep fry.
ReplyDeleteHi Bibow
DeleteI never tried baking,not sure how it would be..but you can give it a try.
Hi Bibow
DeleteI never tried baking,not sure how it would be..but you can give it a try.
Thanks, I'll give it a try!
ReplyDeleteI tried it with canned chickpeas, shelled them first then mixed with ingredients but it was too dry to stay together. I had to add some oil to the mix to keep each kebab from crumbling.
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