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Sai Bhajji Tikki is usually made from Left over Sai Bhajji. Sai Bhajji is a healthy Sindhi dish made with Spinach and mix of many vegetables, its high in iron. It is a quick appetizer to make when you have some left over Sai Bhaji. When I was kid I would never eat Sai Bhaji, but when mama used to make these the next day I would only eat these. I still love them and mama makes sure to make more sai Bhaji just to make these for me. Again one of mama's recipe. Thanks mama.
This goes to the Monthly Mingle - Appetizers & Hors'Doeuvres event started by Meeta of What's For Lunch Honey? , hosted by Mansi of Fun and Food this month.
Ingredients
1 cup Sai Bhajji
2 tbsp Besan / Gramflour
1/4 cup onion, chopped
1/4 tsp Mango Powder
1/4 tsp garam masala
1/4 tsp red chilli powder or 1 green chili, chopped (optional)
1 tsp chat masala
salt to taste (Remeber the Bhajji already has salt)
oil for deep frying.
Method
- If the Sai Bhajji is watery, heat it in high till the water evaporates and the Sai Bhajji is very thick.
- Cool the bhajji to room temperature.
- Mix the besan, onion, mango powder, red chili powder, green chili, garam masala and salt to the sai bhajji.
- Make same lime size balls and fry them on Medium Heat.
- Remove on tissue paper to remove excess oil.
- Flatten the round, to form a disc. (You can store them in the fridge for upto 2 days at this stage)
- When its time to serve remove from fridge, deep fry them on high heat till brown.
- Sprinkle with chat masala and serve hot with chutney or ketchup.
Labels: Events, Mamas Recipe, Sindhi, Spinach
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11 comments:
Looks yummy Medhaa:)
Yummy treats, Medhaa! Nice entry.
I love your sai bhajji - and this must taste great! :)
Looks so tasty and a nice idea to use up the leftover
wow medhaa,looks really tastey there
hey medha..thats a lovely tikki...looks delicious...
Hi Medhaa...
This is a perfect appetizer. Looks so great and YUM!. So crispy. YUM!
very yummy and nice entry to t he event
Looks perfectly crispy! Nice entry! :)
Thank you so much everyone, these are my Fav. when Sai Bhajji is made
I never ate saibhaji as a kid too. But now I just love it. I miss my mummy's haath ki saibhaji though. Love your blog and recipes...
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