Aloo bhujia | Crispy Aloo sev

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aloo bhujiya

Aloo Bhujia is a popular Indian snack made from deep-fried, spicy potato vermicelli or potato sticks. It is a crunchy and savory snack that is often enjoyed with tea or as a side dish with meals.

Should I sieve Kadalai maavu for potato sev?

Lump-free | grain-free batter results in the best Omapodi.  If you think besan has lumps, sieve first, then prepare the dough

How much water should I add to the batter?

The exact quantity might vary depending on the type of besan flour you use. I generally add 4:1 (besan to water ratio) then add extra water as required. Avoid pouring water. Always add little by little and make a pliable crack-free dough.

How long should I fry Omapodi?

Sev fries fast compared to the murukku variety. Always  Fry besan sev  till bubbles subside and sshh sound ceases

Can I skip Carom seeds?

it is optionally but little gives a subtle flavor. also good fro digestion.

Should I add Asafoetida?

YEs, also give nice flavor also good for digestion.

Optimal oil temperature

• Drop a little dough in hot oil
• Too hot oil - dough turns dark (burn)
• Not hot enough - sink to the bottom of the pan soon after dropping
• Right Oil Temperature - dough floats in a few seconds without changing color

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ingredients

Soak Omam

⅛ teaspoon Carom seeds

¼ cup hot water

Grind potato

120 grams potato

½ teaspoon turmeric powder

1 teaspoon kashmiri chilli powder

6 mint leaves

½ teaspoon chaat masala

1 teaspoon lemon juice

½ teaspoon black salt

½ teaspoon garam masala

 aloo bhujiya dough

1 cup+ ¼ cup fine besan flour

2 tablespoon + ½ tbsp  rice flour

Asafoetida

required salt

½ tablespoon + as-needed water

½ tablespoon oil

How to make aloo bhujia with step-by-step pictures

Soak Omam

• Add carom seeds and hot water in a vessel and soak for 1 hour

Pressure cook and grind potatoes

• Pressure-cook potatoes with enough water for two whistles

• cool and peel the potato

• Transfer to the mixie

• Furthermore add turmeric powder, garam masala, Kashmiri chilli powder, chaat masala, black salt, lemon juice, and mint leaves; grind well

Heat oil

• Heat oil in a heavy-bottomed deep wide pan at medium flame

Aloo sev dough

• Take 1 cup of besan flour and 2 tablespoon of rice flour; mix well

• Furthermore add ground potato, filtered carom water, asafoetida, and salt; mix well and knead

• Add remaining besan and rice flour; mix well

• Wash your hands and wipe well
• grease with oil and knead again

• furthermore, add ½ tablespoon of hot oil and ½ tablespoon of water; mix well

• sprinkle extra water and make a pliable crack-free dough
• cover with a damp cloth 

Check oil temperature

• Drop a little dough in hot oil
• Too hot oil - dough turns dark (burn)
• Not hot enough - sink to the bottom of the pan soon after dropping
• Right Oil Temperature - dough floats in a few seconds without changing color 

Fry aloo bhujia

• Place omapodi press in a murukku achu and grease a little oil

• Furthermore, add  a portion of the dough 

• Gently press one layer of aloo sev and fry till the oil bubble subside

• Flip and fry the other side till the bubble subsides and sshhh cease goes off

aloo bhujiya namkeen

• prepare the entire batch and add on a wide plate

• add chaat masala according to your taste

• break into small pieces and mix well

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Ingredients

Soak Omam

• ⅛ teaspoon Carom seeds
• ¼ cup hot water

Grind potato

• 120 grams potato
• ½ teaspoon turmeric powder
• 1 teaspoon kashmiri chilli powder
• 6 mint leaves
• ½ teaspoon chaat masala
• 1 teaspoon lemon juice
• ½ teaspoon black salt
• ½ teaspoon garam masala

aloo bhujiya dough

• 1 cup+ ¼ cup fine besan flour
• 2 tablespoon + ½ tablespoon rice flour
• Asafoetida
• required salt
• ½ tablespoon + as-needed water
• ½ tablespoon oil

Instructions

Soak Omam

• Add carom seeds and hot water in a vessel and soak for 1 hour

Pressure cook and grind potatoes

• Pressure-cook potatoes with enough water for two whistles
• cool and peel potato
• Transfer to the mixie
• Furthermore add turmeric powder, garam masala, Kashmiri chilli powder, chaat masala, black salt, lemon juice, and mint leaves; grind well

Heat oil

• Heat oil in a heavy-bottomed deep wide pan at medium flame

Aloo sev dough

• Take 1 cup of besan flour and 2 tablespoon of rice flour; mix well
• Furthermore add ground potato, filtered carom water, asafoetida, and salt; mix well and knead
• Add remaining besan and rice flour; mix well
• Wash your hands and wipe well
• grease with oil and knead again
• furthermore, add ½ tablespoon of hot oil and ½ tablespoon of water; mix well
• sprinkle extra water and make a pliable crack free dough
• cover with a damp cloth
• Check oil temperature
• Drop a little dough in hot oil
• Too hot oil - dough turns dark (burn)
• Not hot enough - sink to the bottom of the pan soon after dropping
• Right Oil Temperature - dough floats in a few seconds without changing color

Fry aloo bhujia

• Place omapodi press in a murukku achu and grease a little oil
• Furthermore, add a portion of the dough
• Gently press one layer of omapodi and fry till the oil bubble subside
• Flip and fry the other side till the bubble subside and sshhh cease goes off

aloo bhujiya namkeen

• prepare the entire batch and add on a wide plate
• add chaat masala according to your taste
• break into small pieces and mix well

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