Dosakai
is a vegetable that seems like a yellow ball and is used mainly in Andhra recipes.
I had got them from my vegetable vendor and was hunting for a novel recipe to
try with it. I happened to come across a snake gourd recipe which I adapted,
replaced snake gourd with dosakai and tried the recipe. This is a super hit
starter with our friends. This is a must try for deep fried snack lovers or
even as party starters.
Serves:
Yields
25 kebabs
Preparation
Time: 15 minutes
Cooking
Time: 20 minutes
Ingredients:
1. Dosakai
– 1
2. Snake
gourd finely chopped – ¼ cup (Optional)
3. Green
chilies – 2
4. Gram
flour – 3 tbsp
5. Bread
crumbs – ½ cup
6. Salt
to taste
7. Corn
flour – 1 tbsp
8. Red
chili powder – 1 tsp
9. Asafoetida
– 1tsp
10.
Lemon – 1
11.
Cumin powder – 1 tsp
12.
Oil for deep frying
Dosakai / Dosakaya
Method:
Step 1: I had chopped the dosakai and snake gourd after peeling but I think grating coarsely should be better. Chop green chilies finely.
Step 1: I had chopped the dosakai and snake gourd after peeling but I think grating coarsely should be better. Chop green chilies finely.
Step 2: Add gram flour, corn flour,
chili powder, asafoetida, cumin powder, salt and juice of a lemon and mix well.
No water must be required as the vegetables leave water. If in case it is too
water to roll into balls, add some gram flour, corn flour or even bread crumbs.
Step 3: Make them into to small lemon
sized balls and roll them in bread crumbs. Once done, refrigerate it for at
least half an hour. You can even freeze them for longer in case you want to.
Step 4: Heat oil in a deep kadai,
and deep fry the kebabs till golden brown.
Step 5: Serve with ketchup, green
chutney or fresh salad.
2 comments:
Hey Vidya,This is smita from soanta.Hope you remember me..What is dosakai mentioned in your recipe...
Hey Smitha, hru? I do rem you Mrs.Chandrashekar... dosakai is a vegetable belonging to cucumber family grown and used mostly in AP. I've added some pic of the vegetable in the post.
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