Green Pepper-5 no(I guess it is banana pepper)
Oil to fry
For Stuffing:
Potato-2 no(boiled and mashed)
Onion-1 no(small)
Ginger-1 tsp(grated)
Garam Masala-1/4 tsp
Chaat masala-2 tsp
Salt little.
For Coating:
Gram Flour-1 cup
Rice powder-1/4 cup
Water-1 cup
Salt to taste
Method Of Preparation:
1. wash the pepper,slit it on one side,remove the vein and seeds,keep it in salt water for 10 mins.Pat dry and keep aside.
2. Mix the ingredients for stuffing in a bowl.keep aside.
3. Mix the coating ingredients to form a medium thick batter,a little bit thick than dosa batter and keep for 10 min.
4. Mean while stuff the peppers with the stuffing mixture and keep on a plate.
5. Heat sufficient oil in a wok and when hot,take a stuffed pepper ,dip in the flour mixture,coat it completely and deep fry till golden.
6. Serve warm with chutney.
Tips:
1. If you can resist heat no need of soaking in salt water.
2. Any kind of pepper can be used for this.
Picture of this mirchi bajji makes e to grab....i do this often..yours looks yum yum..
ReplyDeleteMirchi bhajji is my favorite evening snacks.. thanks for sharing the recipe..
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thanks for sharing the recipe dear, planning to do thus tomorrow for lunch :)
ReplyDeletehey dear...i too love bhaji...i stuff with paneer and potatoes..nice recipe
ReplyDeleteFabulous and perfect snack for the evenings.
ReplyDeleteperfect for the season....would indulging init watching a movie!
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this is the total tempting one can never say to no to this! they look yumm!
ReplyDeletelove this spicy bajji...
ReplyDeletedelicious savouries of tea time looks wonderful
ReplyDeleteI would that plate. My favorite tea time delight.
ReplyDeleteTotally yumm.....i love mirchi bhajji with a cup of steaming tea!!!
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Tasty mirch bhajjis. Your clicks made me crave for some now.
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I love this snack! Yummy with mint chutney!
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious. My husband, too, shys away from really spicy hot food. We do what we can :-). I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeletecan dig into the bhajjis any time :P - your recipe and pics are making my stomach growl with hunger-
ReplyDeleteWould love to have some with tea .
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Love love love these ~ pass me that whole platter dear :))
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Pass the plate please .. all time favorite :)
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Now who does not love these extremely tempting, hot & spicy mirchi bhajias??!!! I wana grab that plate!!
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Looks crispy and yum...my fav bhajji!
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ReplyDeletenever say no to this spicy tea time snack...yours look so yummy n perfect...wan to grab them ...
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Hmm hot hot bajji...so tempting to taste one for this perfect weather..
ReplyDeletevery interesting idea of stuffing potato inside mirchi and making bajji with that. perfect snack
ReplyDeleteMy fav... i can eat any time with tea:)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and yummy snack!
ReplyDeleteLooks absolutely fantastic and I know they taste the same! Thanks for the tip of soaking in salt water ... will try it :)
ReplyDeleteEnikku vayya...kandittu vaayil kappal oodunnu. That's my comfort food!!
ReplyDeletewow...I love bajji...and you made it so perfectly and I am drooling over here....yum yum
ReplyDeleteYumm,not fair to tempt me like this! Mouthwatering now!
ReplyDeletethat looks yumm!!! perfect for the evening Tea!
ReplyDeleteYumm mirchi bhajji. I have had them from snacks shops, but I guess they were not stuffed. I love the idea of stuffing them. lovely recipe.
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ReplyDeleteThis is too good.. I was initially not a huge fan of this too.. but i just love them now.. urs look just drooling :)
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