Cooking Instructions
- 1
Peel potatoes and make thin slices using a slicer.Soak in water for 5minutes.
- 2
Meanwhile take besan in a mixing bowl,add all the spices,salt and soda bicarb.Make a batter of medium consistency by adding some water.Dip potato slices one by one.
- 3
Heat oil and deep fry on high-medium flame in batches.
- 4
Serve with chutney/sauce.
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