Kurkuri bhindi recipe
Deep fried Bhindi recipe with step by step picture, made using ladies finger, gram flour and spices, served as a starter.
Normally we don’t order starters when we go out to eat. But 2 weeks back when we went out for lunch on a rainy day afternoon we ordered for kurkuri bhendi in a popular restaurant here. The entire family was so impressed with the taste and kids wanted to make it again at home. I tried it on the very next day. It turned out so crispy, and the crispiness stayed for few hours too.Usually the ladies finger are thinly sliced like sticks but i just followed the style which they served in restaurant. If you are looking for how to cook ladies finger perfectly, do check out this post on how to make Vendakkai curry.
This kurkuri bhindi can be served as a tea time snack or can be had along with a meal as an accompaniment too.
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Kurkuri bhindi recipe
- Recipe Cusine: Indian
- Prep Time: 15 Minutes
- Cook time: 30 Minutes
- Serves: 4-5
- Author: Jeyashri
- Recipe Category: Lunch | Dinner | Snack
- Description: Deep fried Bhindi recipe with step by step picture, made using ladies finger, gram flour and spices, served as a starter. .
Red chili powder 1 tblsp
Besan | gram flour | kadalai maavu 3 tblsp
Salt as needed
Chaat masala 1 tsp
Method with step by step pictures :
- Wash the okras and pat dry it with a kitchen towel.
- Cut them into thin horizontal slices or round ones as you prefer.
- Mix all the ingredients, except oil ,with the cut okras.
- No need to add water. The slimy texture of the ladies finger when mixed with salt, oozes out moisture, which will be enough.
- Heat the oil in the pan for deep frying.
- When the oil becomes hot, bring the flame to medium and fry them in batches.
- A handful is enough for frying in one batch. Again it depends on the size of the pan.
- Fry it till the sound of the oil ceases.
- Repeat the same procedure for the rest of the ladies finger mixture.
- Drain it in a kitchen towel.
- Serve hot as a evening snack along with a hot cup of coffee/ tea.
Notes:
- Keep in mind that chat masala contains salt.
- You can add a tblsp of Rice flour to the okra before frying.
- These kurkuri bhindis stayed crispy for more than 2 hours.
Aaha. Crispy okras are my alltime favourite. Looks awesome
ReplyDeleteLovely kurkuri bhindis Jeyashri...these look so addictive.
ReplyDeleteWe too dont order starters mostly for the same reason u have told :) Crispy yummy starter....
ReplyDeletewow perfectly awesome..superb..
ReplyDeleteYummy starter! These are my all time favorite...
ReplyDeleteCrispy beauties makes me hungry...even we dont order starters mostly..
ReplyDeletechaat masala in it sounds yummy..
ReplyDeleteMy family too loves this Jaishree..looks crispy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love this snack very much...I cut cross-lenthwise...looks yumm
ReplyDeleteCrispy, tempting bhindi!!!
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Looks so crisp and delicious, I love the way they cut in the restaurants in length wise,wanted to try at home :) Neat clicks!
ReplyDeleteWhat an apt name..:-) Crunchy n yummm
ReplyDeletecrispy okra...perfect starter!!nice click jeya!
ReplyDeleteperfect muncher.
ReplyDeleteI simply love this crunchy version of okhra. Sometimes I do add little bit of rice fours also. Looks crunchy
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oh I love this ~ crispy , crunchy n addictive!
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Cant say no to this crunchy delicacy... super-good..
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lovely crunchy fry ..drooling pa..
ReplyDeletelove this...
ReplyDeleteWow.. now i have a new recipe for bhindi :D Looks delicious :)
ReplyDeletelooks crispy and delicious!
ReplyDeleteLooks just so fab ...crispy n yummy ..perfect with tea as you say ..
ReplyDeleteWe too don't order starters for the same reason! ;)
ReplyDeleteThis looks super delicious!:P
I eat Bhindi in any form (except raw..:)
ReplyDeleteNice recipe...thanks for sharing
visiting your blog after a long time because of my broken finger..love your bhindi fry..looks so tempting..I am happy to invite you to participate in our "Quick and Easy recipe mela". http://www.spicytasty.com/misc/quick-and-easy-recipe-mela/.
ReplyDeletetasty and crispy starter..Yummy! We do something similar too..but ur recipe sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteNice and crunchy okra fry.
ReplyDeleteOkra is my fav veg and this looks so yummy!
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I was searching for blogs related to indian dishes of lady finger. Great work .My kids will love it.
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Hi Jeyashri..firstly u r brilliant n congrats u r making people like me cook :)..I tried this receipe but could not nail it..the powder coated on okra separated once I put the okra into the oil.don't know what went wrong. Can u advice?
ReplyDeletethanks for the comments yesheswini. Regarding your doubt, the powders must be coated to the okra before it is put in the oil. The moisture in the okra will make this binding. If it is dry and not mixing with the okra, just sprinkle a tsp of water to this mixture and then you fry.
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