Cooking time : 20 mins
Serves : 2
I really got good encouraging comments on Quick Bonda which I prepared using left over Dosa Batter. This made me to prepare this another interesting recipe using Left Over Semiya. I made this crispy semiya pakoda with the left overs. This is also a simple recipe and kids will definitely enjoy. It is a great tea time snack as well. Hope you will love this.
INGREDIENTS:
Left Over Semiya Upma - 1 cup
Left Over cooked rice - 1/2 cup (Optional
Green chillies - 4
Onion - 1/2
Gram flour - 2 tbsp
Maida/all purpose flour - 2tbsp
Rice flour - 1 tbsp
Red chilli powder - 1 tsp
Asafetida - Small pinch
Curry Leaves - 1 strand
Coriander Leaves - 1 spring
Salt - To Taste
Oil - To Fry
METHOD:
- Finely chop Onion, curry leaves, Coriander Leaves, Green chillies. In a vessel, Combine all the ingredients except oil and mix well using water to a thick batter. Dont add much water.
- Heat enough oil in a deep frying vessel and drop the batter slowly into small fritters. Don't overcrowd the vessel. Fry till it becomes golden brown.
- Serve hot with tea/coffee.
Tips:
- This Recipe can be prepared with Fresh Semiya also. In this case, you need to boil Semiya with salt and Water till it becomes Soft and follow the same procedure.
- You can add vegetables like Carrot, Beans, Peas as well.. Since I used Left Over, already all of these were included in it.
- Let Over Rice is Optional Only. If you have , you can use it. I added it to increase the quantity, but adding this tasted good.
hi poorni this looks a very good use of semiya to me and since you are on to leftovers, check out one of my posts about rice pakodas. u can use leftover rice tht way too
ReplyDeleteexcellent pakodas with left over rice and upma..
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Beautiful leftover magic,crispy pakodas looks yummy..
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pakoda looks mouthwatering and crispy. I am feeling hungry right now.
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Nice version, pakodas looks so crispy n yummy.
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This semiya pakoda sounds very interesting,great snack for kids...looks yummy n tempting too!!
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