Bhajias in any form or shape are a great favorite in this country. You just have to walk down any street food markets and will see that it has the biggest queue of people waiting to be served. These are made by adding rice to the spiced chickpea batter. These bhajias are my old time favourite comfort food as a weekend snack. It’s perfect for using up left over cooked rice. You can serve them as snacks with any dip. They make a perfect starter too.
1. Transfer the rice to a large mixing bowl.
2. Add the chopped onions and red peeper, chilies, ginger and garlic
3. Add the spices – salt, pepper, whole coriander,ajma and turmeric.
4. Add the chickpea flour and mix it using the warm water. Go easy on the water as you may not need to use all of it. The mixture shouldn’t be too runny.
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