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Method:
1. Peel and slice the potatoes. My potato grater has 2 sizes and I chose the thicker
slices.
2. Wash and soak the potato slices in salted water for 15 minutes.
3. Mix the salt, pepper, (chilly powder) ajwain and turmeric with the chick pea flour
and the rice/corn flour.
6. Drain the potatoes and layer them on top of the chickpea flour and spices.
7. Sprinkle the chick pea flour mixture on top of the potato slices topped by the
coriander, chilly and ginger.
8. Repeat this until all the potatoes have been used up.
10. Add the bicarbonate of soda to the mixture now and using your hands, mix the
potatoes well until they all get thinly covered with the flour and spices mixture. Do
not add any water to this mixture. The salt and washed potatoes will create some
moisture to enable you to cover all the potatoes with the spicy chickpea flour.
11. Heat some oil in a wok and fry these potatoes. Keep the heat high for the oil.
Check that its reached the temperature for putting a couple of drops of the potato
mixture. If it rises quickly to the top, your oil is ready. Now lower the heat and fry
the bhajias at medium heat to allow them to cook well and crispy. You may need to
adjust the heat occasionally to ensure the bhajias cook well and crispy.
12. Enjoy Crispy Potato Bhajia often referred to as Marus Bhajia with any chutney or
dip