When I first thought it might be a meat based
dish and I can’t try. To my surprise it was a dish similar to our chickpea
fritters / Bonda / pakoras.
The
batter is made with the chickpea flour / Besan flour / Kadalai maavu as we call
in India. In Bahrain , they call it as kebab flour. The difference between the
Indian and this one is adding chopped tomatoes.
This is a popular dish during Ramadan and is
served at Iftar meal served along with yogurt and coriander dipping sauce.
Requirements :
2 cup chickpea flour
¼ tsp baking powder
1 tsp salt
¼ tsp chilli powder
a pinch of garam masala
2 green chilli
1cup water
oil for frying
1 egg ( optional )
1 large onion
1 large tomato
2 garlic clove
Method :
Peel and chop onion, chop tomato , peel and
crush garlic. Chop green chillies.
In a bowl mix together chickpea flour , garam
masala , onion , tomato , garlic , green chilli , chilli powder , salt and
baking powder.
Add in the water and mix
with a ladle to a thick pouring consistency.
Keep the batter to rest
for 20 minutes.
Heat vegetable oil in a
deep pan / wok , pour a spoonful of batter in the hot oil and fry till golden
brown by flipping in between with slotted spoon.
Place on a paper kitchen towel to remove
excess oil.
Serve warm with mint
yogurt dip.
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