Broccoli 65 is a super easy tasty dish. A new trial dish from my kitchen and it came out really well and toothsome. Except the deep fried part, I feel it is a healthy dish. The batter prevents the broccoli flower overcooking and gives nice crunchy texture to the dish. To eat a healthy tasty dish using little more oil in your dish does not matter.
Even though it is little spicy my 3 year old liked it a lot. I have planned to prepare this dish less spicy in a regular manner atleast once a week, for his snack box. This can be eaten as a starter/ Appetizer or Tea time snack or even best Side dish with Rice and any curry (Dhal/ Sambar/Rasam). Make this Broccoli 65 at home and keep your family members healthy.
INGREDIENTS:
Broccoli, small bite sized pieces- 1 small head/ Half of a big head (200 grms)
All purpose flour/ Maida- 6 tablespoons
Corn Flour- 3 tablespoons
Ginger garlic paste- 1 teaspoon
Chilli powder/ Kashmiri chilli powder- 1½ teaspoons
Fennel seeds/ Powder- 1 teaspoons
Garam masala powder- 1/2 teaspoon
Lemon juice- few drops/ a squeeze
Salt- to taste
Oil- to deep fry
Curry leaves- to garnish
Red food colour (powder/ liquid)- a pinch/ few drops (optional)
PROCEDURE:
Even though it is little spicy my 3 year old liked it a lot. I have planned to prepare this dish less spicy in a regular manner atleast once a week, for his snack box. This can be eaten as a starter/ Appetizer or Tea time snack or even best Side dish with Rice and any curry (Dhal/ Sambar/Rasam). Make this Broccoli 65 at home and keep your family members healthy.
INGREDIENTS:
Broccoli, small bite sized pieces- 1 small head/ Half of a big head (200 grms)
All purpose flour/ Maida- 6 tablespoons
Corn Flour- 3 tablespoons
Ginger garlic paste- 1 teaspoon
Chilli powder/ Kashmiri chilli powder- 1½ teaspoons
Fennel seeds/ Powder- 1 teaspoons
Garam masala powder- 1/2 teaspoon
Lemon juice- few drops/ a squeeze
Salt- to taste
Oil- to deep fry
Curry leaves- to garnish
Red food colour (powder/ liquid)- a pinch/ few drops (optional)
PROCEDURE:
- Wash the broccoli head and cut the florets in to small bite sized pieces.
- In a bowl add all purpose flour, corn flour, chilli powder, fennel seeds, garam masala powder, ginger garlic paste, lemon juice, salt and mix well.
- Now add water little at a time and till you get a thick but flowing batter with out any lumps like bajji batter consistency. If you take and drop the batter from spoon it has to fall.
- Heat oil in a deep pan to fry the florets. Once it reaches smoking hot reduce the flame and start to fry them.
- Dip the florets and allow to coat the batter well in the florets and take them using hand or spoon and drop then in a hot oil; fry them on medium flame till crispy.
- Add few curry leaves for each batch you fry to get the nice flavour of curry leaves.
- Do not cook them on high flame if you do so inside of the florets will not get cooked and tastes raw.
another awesome broccoli creation from you...
ReplyDeletewow picture perfect, its tasty and really different..
ReplyDeletevery healthy snack for kids.. must try recipe :)
ReplyDeleteWorked so perfectly together for the awesomeness. I would love to try; just perfect as snack or as a side for rice.
ReplyDeleteThis looks yum! Never tried this!
ReplyDeletelooks so so yumm..
ReplyDeleteHealthy and yummy snack recipe..
ReplyDeleteLooks tempting and yummy.
ReplyDeleteOh dear I must name u broccoli queen...
ReplyDeleteI 100% agree with smitha kallurya ,nice pic .
ReplyDeleteBrocoli 65 looks yummy and lovely ...So colorful
ReplyDeleteBroccoli 65 looks delicious.
ReplyDeletehow did i missed this one? looks so tempting, will try to make this for sure.
ReplyDeleteWeather is too chilled, a prefect crispy treat to enjoy without any guilt..
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