Ingredients:
- Besan flour-2cups
- Rice flour-1tsp
- Chili Powder-1tsp
- Hing (asafetida)-3 pinch
- Red color-2 pinch(optional)
- Cauliflower-1/2
- Oil-needed
- Sodium Bicarbonate (Soda uppu)-less than
1/4ptsp
- Notes: Adding more Sodium Bicarbonate absorbs
more oil. Not adding ensuing to bajji harder.
- Salt-as
needed
Method:
Step1: Preparing Batter
1. Take oval shaped bowl.
2. Add besan flour, rice
flour, chilli powder, hing, salt, food color, sodium bicarbonate and mix well.
3. Then add water little
by little on continuous mixing. The consistency of the batter should be medium
(not too thick or too water).
4. Mix the batter and set
aside.
5. Note:
If batter is watery it absorbs more oil .Always try to taste the batter for
spice and salt or fry a bajji to test.
Step 2:
1. Take cauliflower and
cut in medium sized florets. Wash it well, keep it aside to dry.
2. Take a paper towel and
wipe to remove any moisture in it.
3. When oil is hot, fry
the cauliflower for few second and remove it.
4. Note:
If you fry cauliflower before making give more taste and cooks faster with the
batter because besan batter cooks faster than raw cauliflower.
Step3: Making bajji
1. Take pan and pour oil.
2. When the oil is hot,
get ready for frying (test by dropping a bit of batter into oil, if it rises
right away, oil is hot)
3. Fry bajji in batches
and place on the paper tower to remove excess oil.
4. Try to turn the bajji’s
evenly after adding to oil and remove only it turns brown(be conscious on
color, because we have added red food color).
5. Serve with hot sauce
or ketchup or chutney’s.