Idly Batter Bonda | BM6.2 | Post 7
As in the last round of BM valli had paired us with one other blogger taking part in the marathon. I had been paired with Priya Suresh and her blog is a treasure for mini bites, after much deliberation I decided to make Idly batter bonda’s. They looked yummy and quick. I followed her recipe fully apart from the fact that I didn’t deep fry, I fried them in paniyaram pans. I am going to skip writing the recipe you can read it from there. Just going to show u in pics what I did
Mix besan and idly batter, saute the dals, mustard seeds, curry leaves and onion together. Add to the batter
Drop a spoonful of batter in the paniyaram pan, repeat for all. Carefully turn all of them and cook the other side. I added 1-2 drops of oil for each
Enjoy hot with chutney of your choice
I had a great time this time in the blogging marathon, hope u all enjoyed the mini bites too…
I am sending this to Kids Delight – Mini Bites
Also check out what everyone else is cooking in the marathon
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OK, I got to try this out, love the presentation and pictures :)
Wow….it looks so yumm Monika!
Perfectly done bondas. They look amazing.
Bondas have came out superb ! Loved the idea..Cheers.
Lovely bondas. Nice idea. Have to try it out sometime.
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perfect bondas
Yummm… I make utthapams with same batter :-)
They turned out super cute and irresistible,thanks for trying Monika..
Gorgeous pictures…Yummy, crisp bondas.
Nice pics…….
Nice pics. Good use for left over batter too..
Beautiful pictures Mons..such a lovely idea..
nice color loos so yummmm..
A nice leftover recipe and amazing snack.