Cooking Instructions
- 1
Wash, dry and chop, karelas in round pieces.
- 2
Mix all ingredients to make a semi thick batter. Dip the chopped karelas in the batter and shallow fry them in hot oil evenly on low heat.
- 3
Crunchy fried Karela chips are now ready to serve with chutney.
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