Thursday, May 23, 2013

Carrot - Corn and Bread Bajji Chat.

Carrot , corn and Bread Bajji Chat is a snack and can be eaten in the evening or as starter too. Remember this snack is a heavy item and if you are eating as starter consumtion should be little.

Things Needed :
Carrots : 2
Corn : 1 cup.
Bread Bajji : 10 to 15
Sweet and hot Chutney : 2 Table spoon.
Method :
Wash and grate carrots and keep it aside .Boil sweet corn and let it cool .  Mix grated carrots and boiled sweet corn in a bowl. . Now arrange the Bread bajji in a plate . Apply ( spread ) sweet chutney on the bread bajji and  put mixted corn and carrots and serve .


Preparing Bread Bajji.:
Bread slices : 4 to 5 .
Oil : 1 Cup.
Besan or Channa Powder : 1/2 cup.
Chilly Powder : 1/2 spoon.
Salt : as required.
Jeera ( cumin seeds ) : 1/2 tea spoon.
Water : required .

Mix besan, chilly Powder, jeera and salt. Prepare batter adding little water. Keep it aside. Cut bread slices in to small pieces and keep it aside.
Now keep a pan on the fire.  Put oil and heat.  Dip bread slices in already prepared besan dough and fry them on medium heat . At time 4 to 5 pieces can be fried. Fry on both side and remove from the oil. Repeat the same with the rest.

Sweet and hot chutney: 
Wash and grind Pudina leaves, coriander leaves, green chilly,  little tamarind, 1/4 spoon jeera and 4 to 5 dates together till paste with little water . Remove from the jar and add required salt to it. Keep it in  a small bowl . Do not add more water.
Note : The chutney should be thick. Do not add any other spiece to it.  While preparing bajji dough do not make the dough watery . The watery dough will take more oil while frying and the  bajjis will be oily. See the consistency of dough is like idly dough.
Sweet  and hot chutney can be prepared separately and can keep it in fridge for a week. Can add little jaggery or honey if you like sweet taste.
You can also add pomogrante to the carrot mixute if you like.
3 to 4 Serves.

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