Ingredients
Baby corns (sliced into half) – 12 to 15 ( I used can baby corn )
1 bunch Coriander leaves
2 sprigs Curry leaves
2 Green chili finely chopped
Ginger small piece finely chopped
5-8 Garlic cloves
Salt as per taste
1/2 tsp Garam Masala Powder
1 tsp Kashmiri Red Chili Powder (You can use any red chili powder. But to give more color, we are using Kashmiri red chili powder instead of an artificial food color).
1/4 cup Rice Flour
1 tbsp All-purpose Flour
1 tbsp Corn Flour
1tsp Lemon Juice
1 tbsp Curd
Cooking oil for deep frying.
2 sprigs Curry leaves
2 Green chili finely chopped
Ginger small piece finely chopped
5-8 Garlic cloves
Salt as per taste
1/2 tsp Garam Masala Powder
1 tsp Kashmiri Red Chili Powder (You can use any red chili powder. But to give more color, we are using Kashmiri red chili powder instead of an artificial food color).
1/4 cup Rice Flour
1 tbsp All-purpose Flour
1 tbsp Corn Flour
1tsp Lemon Juice
1 tbsp Curd
Cooking oil for deep frying.
Method
First, boil the baby corns by adding some water into a pan.
When the water is boiling, add a pinch of salt and then I’m going to add the sliced baby corns into hot water and I’ll boil them for two to three minutes.When the baby corns are boiled, keep them aside.
Next, prepare the batter for frying the baby corns.
Add coriander leaves, curry leaves, one green chili , ginger and garlic. If you want more spiciness, you can add more of green chilies.
Blend them together and make into a rough grounded paste.
Add the paste to a mixing bowl, add garam masala powder, add ½ teaspoon Kashmiri red chili powder. You can always adjust your spice level. Again, you can use any red chili powder. But to give more colour, we are going to use Kashmiri red chili powder because I don’t like to add food colour.
Add rice flour, add all-purpose flour, add salt as per taste and mix them all.
Add lemon juice, add 1 tablespoon of curd and mix all ingredients to make it a nice thick smooth batter.
You may have to add little bit of water as well because the batter shouldn’t be neither too thin nor thick.
Drop all the babycorn pieces into the batter.
Pour cooking oil on a pan and heat it on a medium flame.
When the oil is hot enough, add the babycorn mixed with batter into the hot oil.
Fry them for at least two to three minutes until they are brown colour. Don’t try to flip them around as soon you put them into the hot oil, because they masala batter may come off.
The fried babycorns are ready. Keep them aside.
Your BabyCorn 65 is ready.
Enjoy this crispy and crunchy recipe.
When the water is boiling, add a pinch of salt and then I’m going to add the sliced baby corns into hot water and I’ll boil them for two to three minutes.When the baby corns are boiled, keep them aside.
Next, prepare the batter for frying the baby corns.
Add coriander leaves, curry leaves, one green chili , ginger and garlic. If you want more spiciness, you can add more of green chilies.
Blend them together and make into a rough grounded paste.
Add the paste to a mixing bowl, add garam masala powder, add ½ teaspoon Kashmiri red chili powder. You can always adjust your spice level. Again, you can use any red chili powder. But to give more colour, we are going to use Kashmiri red chili powder because I don’t like to add food colour.
Add rice flour, add all-purpose flour, add salt as per taste and mix them all.
Add lemon juice, add 1 tablespoon of curd and mix all ingredients to make it a nice thick smooth batter.
You may have to add little bit of water as well because the batter shouldn’t be neither too thin nor thick.
Drop all the babycorn pieces into the batter.
Pour cooking oil on a pan and heat it on a medium flame.
When the oil is hot enough, add the babycorn mixed with batter into the hot oil.
Fry them for at least two to three minutes until they are brown colour. Don’t try to flip them around as soon you put them into the hot oil, because they masala batter may come off.
The fried babycorns are ready. Keep them aside.
Your BabyCorn 65 is ready.
Enjoy this crispy and crunchy recipe.
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