Radish Spicy Balls Recipe

Raddish balls is spicy, crunchy balls made in south india. Very similar to chicken or mutton balls, this is made with Raddish. A real substitute for vegetarian spice loving people.. Enjoy crunching!!
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Summary

Preparation Time15 MinCooking Time10 Min
Ready In25 MinDifficulty LevelEasy
Health IndexHealthyServings4
CuisineIndianCourseSnack
TasteSpicyFeelCrispy
SpecialityHolidaysVegetarianVegetarian
Main IngredientVegetableInterest GroupQuick

Recipe Story

Raddish is not loved by most of the kids as well as adults. This dish is very different and liked by all, no one gets to know that raddish is added in it. It tastes exactly like some non-veg ball like chicken or mutton or any meat. This can be made with Soya or meal maker instead of raddish with the same ingredients.. Crispy, crunchy snack yet healthy!!!!!

Ingredients

 
White Raddish (big) - 2
 
Bengal Gram skinned(Pottu kadalai) - 3 spoons
 
Fennel seeds - 1 spoon
 
Cinnamon stick - 1
 
Cloves - 2
 
kus kus - 1 spoon(Optional)
 
Coconut (grated or powder) - 2 spoons
 
Onion(small) - 1/2 fined chopped
 
Red dry chillies - 3 (add as per taste)
 
pepper corns - 1/4 spoon ( Optional, add as per taste)
 
Garlic flakes - 2 finely chopped
 
Ginger - 1 spoon finely chopped
 
Salt - 2 spoons ( as per taste)
 
Curry leaves - 8 nos
 
Oil for frying

Directions

1. Grate the raddish and hardly squeese them and remove the juice from it fully and keep the raddish aside.
2. Now add all the above given ingredients and grind it without adding water.
3. The grinded dough should be consistant enough to make a ball, check it by rolling it while grinding.
4. If the dough is sticky or liquidy add some more bengal gram and adjust the consistancy for making balls.
5. Now make medium sized balls or in any of your favourite shapes.
6. Heat oil in kadai, Oil should be in medium heat (not very less or very hot).
7. Put the balls one by one as per the oil capacity and fry them till it turns golden brown.
8. Raddish balls are ready. This can be used in tomato curry, masala kolambu or had as a crunchy snack.

Comments

Anonymous says :

Its a Great idea.
Posted on: 27 December 2009 - 6:15am

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