It's rainy season in India, I wish I was there. I love having chaat/ deep fry foods in this season. I remember during my bachelors when I fish my college, me with my gang used to rush to have street food. I don't know why? but, how many times I prepare this chaat a fresh in my home I will not get street taste. When I pose this Question to my mother she will say that street food is untidy, may be you find it tasty because of street dust in it (hehe!!! just kidding) but i love street food, I'm missing it!
Now coming to the recipe
Ingredients:
Left over Idli batter (for recipe CLICK HERE)-3cups
Onions finely sliced-1/2cup
salt to taste
baking Powder-1/2ts
Method:
Heat enough oil in a pan for deep fry. Mix all the ingredients and take small dumplings with hand and drop them in oil, fry them till they attain golden brown color.
Enjoy this rainy season with cup of tae and wonderful snack.
Yum, they look delicious and so simple.
ReplyDeleteLooks like bonda :) yummy and tasty.
ReplyDeleteVardhini
Event: Fast food not Fat food
We make these punugulu...looks yumm
ReplyDeleteDear DD
ReplyDeleteThats a good idea! I think I can try leftover dosa batter too, or will it be more runny? I dont make idli at home ..
Have a nice day
Looks tempting & a good way to finish off leftover idlis...Do nthey absorb too much oil when frying..?? I always assumed so & never tried it out tho someone had suggested this..:)
ReplyDeletePrathima Rai
Prats Corner
delicious looking punugulu.. Yummy !!
ReplyDeleteIndian Cuisine
yummy. thanks for this idea.. but this is gonna be oily and pppl who are not in diet can have.. Iam tempted now.. will try and let u know.. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletetelangana punugulu,...not andhra
ReplyDeletesay only telangana
ReplyDeletesay only telangana
ReplyDeletehandy and easy snack on a rainy day
ReplyDeleteYummy! these look delicious! So no more dhoklas for us we are having vadas!:)
ReplyDeleteSimple and crunchy looking fritters...
ReplyDeleteGreat idea,delicious snack..yum
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