Kanda bhaji

kanda bhaji is a popular street food snack in maharashtra

#week3of5#nonjunksnacks#post1It is a tasty street food snack recipe. Deep fried Kanda bhaji can be stuffed between pav also. It is perfect snack in monsoon.

#boxweek20BesanPopular maharashtrain tea time snack with hot masala tea ,perfect in rainy season

#flavour4This is one of Mumbai's or Maharashtra's famous street food .It's spicy and yummy and goes well as a evening snack with tea or a snack on a long drive too..

Maharashtrian Kanda Bhaji recipe with step by step photos. Kanda Bhaji are fried onion fritters. These crisp fritters are prepared mainly with onion and gram flour (besan)It is a popular street food snack in Maharashtra. There are many variations to preparing them. I am sharing here my own recipe. #ypc

#rain21#rainydayspecialBasically a friend snacks or deep fried onions fritters prepared with chickpeas and rice flour coating with other spices.pakora recipe is a common snacks recipe prepared across all states of India and is known as eerulli Bajji,kanda bhaji in marathi and vengaya pakoda in tamil yummy and tasty

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#NVM #North Indian Vs Maharashtrian Style RecipesKanda Bhaji are fried onion fritters. These crisp fritters are prepared mainly with onion and gram flour (besan).It is a popular street food snack in Maharashtra. There are many variations to preparing them. I am sharing here my mom’s recipe which she has been making for many years now.To prepare Kanda Bhaji, does not take much time and gets done in less than 30 minutes. Do try in this rainy season, you will love to have it with hot cup of tea.

Kanda bhaji are deep-fried onion fritters prepared mainly from gram flour and onions.easy to make and taste yummy with green chutney.#chiefchefrecipes

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#TheChefStory#ATW1#streetstylefood#besan#bhajji#kandaIt's a Maharashtrian street style snack. Very popular snack. Enjoy with hot tea. This fritters ( bhajji) mostly serve with fried green chillies.

#NVMTraditional, popular and delicious crispy savoury hot snacks from Maharashtrian cuisine Kanda bhaji.Kanda Bhaji means Onion pakora/ fritters/in Marathi.

#Nc Mom's special recipe which is my all time favourite

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#CrispyKandaBhajji#CrispyOnionPakoda#MSR #MonsoonSpecialRecipes#EasyStarter #Maharastrian#Cookpad #Cookpadindia#Cookpadenglish #CooksnapchallangeCrispy Kanda Bhaji -- Crispy Onion Pakoda .It is a very popular street food in Mumbai and all over Maharashtra. Taste is awesome, and enjoying with hot tea , garlic chutney, and fried chillies in monsoon . The perfect hot snacks in rainy days.

This is a popular snack made in Maharashtra with fresh coriander and gram flour. It is a nutritious and tasty snack and perfect to go with a cup of tea on the side.

Vada pav is a very popular Indian street food snack, consisting of spiced, deep-fried potato garnished with various chutneys.

#goldenapron3 #week22 #puzzle #namkeen Onion has antibiotic and antiseptic properties. onions reduces cholesterol level and prevents heart risks, cancer, gastritis, bronchitis and asthma. It cures digestion problem, loss of appetite and stomach upset.

#deepfriedBharli Shevgyaachya Shengaanchi Bhaji are fritters (pakoda) made using drumsticks and a stuffing of coconut and some traditional spices. Drumsticks are used in the Indian cuisine, especially in Maharashtra and South India on a large scale.We can find umpteen recipes for the same, from Sambar, gravies, daals to dry vegetable preparations! One such unique recipe is this delicious Shevgyaachya Shengaanchi Bhaji, which my best friend was kind enough to share with me! I was curious since the day she had mentioned it, and was dying to try it out! Sharing with you all, the recipe of these absolutely delicious fritters!

#deepfried These Mirchi Vadas are a great tea-time snacks. It has it's origin in the regions of Rajasthan as a popular street food. It is a hot favourite with everyone and tastes awesome when had with some green chutney.

#mysterybox1#potato /post -4This is a famous street food of Mumbai and cooked in Maharashtrian style.The taste varies from vendor to vendor with the addition of different spices.In Maharashtra potato means batata and fried fritters means vada.This is a lip smacking snack and mostly served with a green chutney or hot and sweet tomato ketchup.In South it is called Potato Bonda.These are also enjoyed as stuffing for buns or bread rolls (vada pao).

#zingKanda bhaji or pyaz ke pakode are an all time favourite and chatakedaar monsoon snack. I just took it a step further by sandwiching it between butter roasted mini buns with some spicy Hari chutney and tangy ketchup.

Bánh xèo is a very popular street food in Vietnam. Each region brings to a unique version. I'm from the central of Việt Nam so I will show central vietnamese pancake

#breads#goldenapronSocca is a popular street food in Nice,France.A simple,savory gluten-free, grain free flatbread that pairs well with soups,salads or eaten alone.

#rstea#Post 3#english#Pavbhaji Popcorn

One of the Chinese Restaurants’ menus that my daughter and I always ordered back in my home country 😍. It’s crunchy, buttery salty, and spicy. Just the perfect combination. You can use fish or oyster mushrooms to replace the chicken or even shrimps. Please follow my Instagram @jenscookingdiary (Indonesian) or @jenscookdineandtravel (English) if you like my recipes 🙏🏻

It is very popular snack in Maharashtra and Gujarat. It is made from the leaves of colocasia which is abundantly found during monsoon season in India.