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Monday, February 9, 2015

Bread Pakora Recipe | Bread Bajji | South Indian Breakfast

        Bread Bajji/Bread pakora the very easiest snack.To make bread bajji is not difficult ,mix besan,rice flour,spice and salt.dip bread ,shallow fry or deep fry.I shallow fried them.So i can eat them as much as i like.
    No veggies needed to make bajji's,you can use the leftover breads to make a nutritious snack for kids.This can be a quick fix too when you have sudden guest at home.My mom do it whenever we have guest.Not only guest we too love to munch these beauties along with hot tea.
      You can substitute white bread with any other bread.My guess is ,the bread pakoras will not be too soft .At the end of post i included a simple breakfast platter considering guest or for a best breakfast for yourself and family.

bread pakora recipe


                                      Bread Pakora Recipe | Bread Bajji

Bread pakora recipe                       How to make bread pakora/bread bajji

 Cuisine: Indian Category:Breakfast | Snack Yields:16 Prep time:10 minutes Cook time:16 minutes Total time:26 minutes



Ingredients:
  • 1 cup besan/kadala maavu.
  • 1/2 cup rice flour/arisi maavu.
  • 1 tsp chili powder(1/2 tsp for less spice)/milagai thool.
  • 1/4 tsp turmeric powder/manjal thool.
  • 2 tsp hot oil/ennai.
  • required salt.
  • 1 cup water (or less).
  • 4 white breads cut in to 4 pieces.
  • oil for shallow frying(3-4 tsp).
How to cook Bread pakora/Bread bajji:
  • Mix besan,rice flour,chili ,turmeric powder,oil and required salt.
  • Add water and mix well until there are no lumps.
  • Cut the bread in triangles or shapes you like(for cutting the bread in other shapes you have to toast the bread).
  • Dip in besan batter.Don't press the bread too much,it changes shape.
  • Heat dosa tava or non-stick tava .Add oil to bottom.
  • Place the pakoras in medium heat.By the time you put 4 bajji's.You can flip the first one you added.Apply more oil to the bottom.
  • When you see no raw batter left.Take it out.
  • Bread pakora/bajji is ready to serve.
bread pakora recipe

Note:
  • Use bread knife to cut the breads.Otherwise the bread loses the shape.
  • Dip the batter evenly.This is kind of little difficult, but makes the bread cook even when you shallow fry them.
  • Adding hot oil to the batter makes the pakoras crisp.
  • Use less water makes the bread hold its shape when shallow frying,while deep frying it makes the bread absorb less oil.
  • While deep frying the oil has to be hot, otherwise you can see more oil on your bread pakoras.
bread pakora recipe


Make a complete south Indian platter in under an hour for your guest.You can add coconut chutney as a second side to the below platter.

south indian breakfast platter

  1. Ferment the idli batter the day before,Now you can make idli in under 10 minutes(for a batch)
  2. If you don't have idli batter ,you can make kichadi or pongal too.
  3. Moong dal sambar/Pachadi -Easiest combo for chapathi and idli.You can cut the veggies required in 3 minutes .Pressure cook it in 10 minutes while getting the bread pakora ready  the temper in just 2 minutes.
  4. Plain paratha-Knead it immediately after guest arrives.While preparing others rest the dough.When the guest is ready to eat ,prepare the parathas and serve hot.

Check other breakfast platter with dosa,ragi idiyappam,black rice pudding and mint chutney.

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16 comments:

  1. Looks nice Sathya, great for cold weather....

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  2. I wish I was your guest to have that full plate in the morning!

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  3. super yummy snack and perfect for after school kids snack too

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    1. Thanks veena.Kids def will love it as a snack

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  4. Delicious breakfast....... love to have this at any time........ :)

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  5. Yummy bread pakoras.. the breakfast platter looks really inviting..

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  6. Wow I wanna make this fir a long time... But somehow didn't. Loved this so much...

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  7. wow perfect snack for the evening.lovely presentation sathya

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