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Monsoon Special- Masala Chai, Onion Pakora To Corn Chat Recipes For season

If you would like to enjoy the monsoon to the fullest, then here are few amazing recipes to undertake reception . Learn making Masala Chai, Onion Pakora, Vadapav, Corn Chat and Moong Dal Vada to illuminate cozy rainy days

Monsoon Special- Masala Chai, Onion Pakora To Corn Chat Recipes For season

Monsoon is finally here then the cravings. During the comfortable rainy days we frequently desire to possess something warm, crunchy and attractive . The monsoon season in India is nearly synonymous to many delicious food items and warm drinks. Whether its the masala chai, roadside butta (sweet corn) or onion pakora, this season of the year is to treat yourself with some extra calories, well why not? Here we take you thru few easy recipes for the season that you simply can try making reception and luxuriate in together with your loved ones. The recipes include Vadapav, Moong Dal Pakora, Onion Pakora and Sweet Corn Chat.


Here inspect monsoon special recipes:

Masala Chai Recipe:

Ingredients:

2-3 Cloves

1/2 to 3/4 Cinnamon

4-5 Green Cardamoms

Tea Powder

2-3 Cup Water

Ginger (Optional)

Sugar / Jaggery

1 cup Milk


Procedure:

1 Take 2-3 cups of water during a vessel and keep it on the flame for boil

2 Add 2-3 teaspoon of tea powder

3 Add cloves to the heating water

4 Add green cardamoms and crushed ginger

5 Add cinnamon to the boiling water

6 Add suger/ jaggery as per your taste

7 Once the mixture starts to boil add milk

8 Let the tea boil for a short time and serve it warm


Monsoon Special- Masala Chai, Onion Pakora To Corn Chat Recipes For season

Onion Pakora Recipe:

Ingredients:

Besan (Gram flour) 1-2 Cups

Rice Flour -1/4 Cups

Onion 2-3 Big

Red Chilli Powder -1 Tablespoon

Garam Masala/ Coriander seeds powder

Salt as per taste

Asafoetida – 2 pinches

Baking Soda (Optional)

Oil for deep fry


Procedure:

1 Take Besan (Gram flour) during a bowl

2 Add rice flour into the bowl and blend both the flour well

3 Add red chilli powder to the flour base

4 Add garam masala or coriander seeds powder, asafoetida 2 pinches and bicarbonate of soda 1 pinch       (optional) to the mixture

5 Add finely sliced onion to the batter and blend it well

6 Add little amount of water if needed

7 Once the batter is prepared , keep the oil for heating during a Kadai

8 When the oil heats up, make small sized pakora with the batter and deep fry them

9 Let the Pakora get crispy within the oil


Monsoon Special- Masala Chai, Onion Pakora To Corn Chat Recipes For season

Moong Dal Pakora Recipe:

Ingredients:

1 Green Chilly

1 tsp Kashmiri Chilli Powder

Salt

1/2 tsp Saunf (Fennel Seeds)

2 Cups water

1/2 tsp Ajwain

1 tsp Heeng

1 tsp Jeera

1-2 cup Moong Dal

Oil for deep fry


Procedure:

1 before making Moong Dal pakora, you would like to soak the yellow Dal for 4-5 hours. Once its            nicely soaked within the water, grind it

2 Now take the batter during a bowl and add salt as per taste

3 Add finely chopped green chilly to the batter

4 Now add jeera, heeng, ajwain and sauf to the batter and blend it well

5 Now add one tsp of kashmiri red chilli powder and also add one pinch of haldi (turmeric powder)           optional

6 Once your batter is prepared , keep the oil for heating during a Kadai

7 After the oil’s temperature raises, make round balls of the batter and fry them within the oil

8 Let the pakora turn orange or brownish

9 After you deep fry all the batter, serve it with green chutney


Monsoon Special- Masala Chai, Onion Pakora To Corn Chat Recipes For season

Vadapav Recipe:

Ingredients:

5 Chillies- Green

3 tsp Red Chilly Powder

1 Cup Cilantro

8 Garlic cloves

1 Inch Ginger

5 Potatoes

1 1/2 tbsp Garam masala

1 tbsp Mustard seeds

1 Salt as per taste

1 Salt as needed 

1 1/4 tbsp Turmeric powder

Oil

1 tbsp Coriander cumin, powder

1 tbsp Cumin seeds

8 Pav/water rolls

7 Curry, leaves

2 cups Besan

1/2 tbsp Soda


Procedure: 

1 Boil the potatoes in water and peel the duvet . Once they cool, mash them with the masher and               transform this potato to a bowl

2 Now add ginger-garlic paste, chopped green chillies and cilantro to the mashed potatoes and blend         them well

3 Take a separate Kadai, keep it on the flame. provides a tadka of mustard seeds, cumin seeds, curry         leaves adding  little amount of oil. Once the seeds start fluttering, add this kadka to the mashed               potatoes mixture

4 Now add spices- turmeric powder, garam masala, finely chopped onions and salt as per taste to the         potatoes

5 Make medium or big sized balls using the mashed potatoes

6 Next up, take an enormous size kadai and keep the oil in it for heating. This oil is for deep frying the     Vada

7 Keep checking the temperature of the oil after you retain it on the flame

8 Meanwhile, start making the batter for the Vadapav. Take a bowl and add chickpea flour / besan             thereto . Add little  amount of chilli powder, turmeric powder, water as needed and salt as per taste.         Keep the consistency of the batter thick and cover-able, which may allow you to hide the potato balls 

9 Once the oil gets heated, dip the potato balls into besan batter and deep fry them into oil

10 Serve the potato vada with bread or pav

Monsoon Special- Masala Chai, Onion Pakora To Corn Chat Recipes For season

Crispy Corn Chat:

Ingredients: 

1 tsp Chilli- Red powder

1 Coriander

1 Onion

2 cups Sweet corn

1 tsp Lemon

2 tbsp All purpose flour

1 Salt

1 Oil

1 Pinch Amchur (dry mango powder)


Procedure:

1 Take a Kadai and keep the oil on a coffee flame for heating, you would like this for deep fry

2 Next up- add corn kernels, flour, red chilli powder, amchoor and salt during a bowl and provides it an    honest mix

3 Add a tablespoon of water and blend it. The flour should coat the kernels. you'll add water if needed,    but keep it thick and dry

4 Once the oil is hot, place a sieve inside the oil. Take a tablespoon of corn and scatter it inside the              sieve which is inside the oil. Frying it inside the sieve makes it easy to empty 

5 don't fry all of it together and keep observing the corn, because they quickly turn brown

6 Once the corn becomes crisp and turns golden take it out onto a kitchen towel

7 Now add chopped onions, coriander leaves, mint leaves to the fried corn. Squeeze half a lemon to the     dish. If  needed garnish it with garam masala and red chilli powder and its good for serving. 

Monsoon Special- Masala Chai, Onion Pakora To Corn Chat Recipes For season

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