Aloo bhujia recipe – A popular North Indian snack recipe – Aloo bhujia recipe with step-by-step pictures.
Bhujia is an easy and quick snack that you can try at home this Diwali. For a change to the usual omapodi we make this Aloo bhujia is definitely a hit among your family for sure.
Aloo bhujia is a traditional snack of Rajastan, Usually, we buy this from stores. But homemade ones are always better as they are free from preservatives. This is made during festivals along with chakli, chivda, and other snacks.
Please check out chana dal namkeen, dal mixture, spicy diamond cuts and Poha chivda
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Aloo bhujia recipe
Popular North Indian deep-fried snack recipeServings 2 cupsIngredients
- 2 boiled potatoes
- 1 cup gram flour | besan
- 1 tsp chaat masala
- 1 tbsp lemon juice
- 1 tsp red chili powder
- Salt as needed
- 2 tsp hot oil
- Oil for deep frying
Instructions
- Boil the potatoes or pressure cook till it becomes soft.
- When cool peel the skin and very nicely mash it without any lumps.
- In a wide bowl, add besan, red chilli powder, garam masala, salt and lemon juice. I grated the potato but it got struck while pressing in oil. so nicely mash it without lumps.
- Mix it well. Sprinkle little water and knead this into a pliable dough. do not worry if it is sticky.
- Using the Omapodi | Sev achu put the dough inside the murukku presser, and start squeezing in hot oil.
- This gets cooked very fast, so take it out as soon as it is done. the sizzle sound will subside once it is cooked.
- Be careful not to get it too brown.
- Repeat the same process for the rest of the dough.
- Break them and store this in an airtight container.
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1. Aloo bhujia can stay good for a week in an airtight container. 2. Always ensure the potatoes are nicely cooked and mashed well. 3. Aloo bhujia is a perfect tea-time snack.
METHOD:
- Boil the potatoes or pressure cook till it becomes soft.
- When cool peel the skin and very nicely mash it without any lumps.
- In a wide bowl, add besan, red chili powder, garam masala, salt, and lemon juice. I grated the potato but it got struck while pressing in oil. so nicely mash it without lumps.
- Mix it well. Sprinkle little water and knead this into a pliable dough. do not worry if it is sticky.
- Using the Omapodi | Sev achu put the dough inside the murukku presser, and start squeezing in hot oil.
- This gets cooked very fast, so take it out as soon as it is done. the sizzling sound will subside once it is cooked.
- Be careful not to get it too brown.
- Repeat the same process for the rest of the dough.
Notes:
- Aloo bhujia can stay good for a week in an airtight container.
- Always ensure the potatoes are nicely cooked and mashed well.
- Aloo bhujia is a perfect tea-time snack.
i have tasted it only at shops , never thought of trying , super color combination with the backdrops and bowl completely loved it
I too loved the bujiya as well as everything about this picture 🙂 superb.
For each and every item you prepare, how do you manage to get new bowls every time? Fantastic presentation…
wow, i have heard abt this but never tried. looks yum 🙂
love the beautiful bhujia and the great looking saree in the background!!! the entire setting is looking gorgeous!!
love aloo bhujia..looks really delicious
looks crispy and addictive snack
My H's favorite snack, aloo bhujia looks yummy, highly addictive snack right? amazing set up and BG..lovely clicks too!
I was also thinking of making this yesterday..looks yumm..love it
My huss loves this a lot. have to try this for him. THanks for sharing
Super crispy and addictive snack, Love the gorgeous pictures !!
I never thought 'Aloo Bhujia' recipe could be so.. easy. Its my family favourite. Will definitely try and let you know. Pics, as usual, are tasteful n lovely Jey!
Awesome. I will try this. Lovely clicks and recipe well explained.
Thanks for sharing.
Super recipe. Very easy to prepare and tastes awesome. Thanks for this simple recipe.